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    Archives: July 2013

    Caroline O'DonovanJuly 15, 2013
    Monday Q&A: Jake Batsell wants to build a guide on how to build a successful news nonprofit
    The SMU professor, ex-business reporter, and new Texas Tribune Fellow: “It’s not just about journalism anymore. You’ve got to figure out how to pay for that journalism in a much more direct way than you ever have before.”
    Sarah DarvilleJuly 12, 2013
    In the Netherlands, a magazine experiments with “social distribution” (and they don’t mean retweets)
    By convincing readers to act as distributors, Works That Work’s print edition is helping the magazine gain global readers and engage others closer to home.
    Mark CoddingtonJuly 12, 2013
    This Week in Review: Snowden’s flight continues, and the Tribune Co. cuts and runs from print
    Plus: A judge rules that Apple colluded on ebooks, CNN’s shift into tabloid journalism, and the rest of the week’s future-of-news news.
    Linda KinstlerJuly 12, 2013
    It’s the engagement, stupid: Jim Chisholm says newspapers need to do more to earn attention
    Newspapers’ declining hold on audience attention began long before the web came along, the Scottish newspaper consultant argues, and tablets are one of the best hopes for reclaiming it.
    The New York Times is building a new TimesMachine
    Jan SchafferJuly 11, 2013
    In New Orleans, public radio, local startups, and more are teaming up for the news
    “When you start creating more local content, the audience expects that content to be better.”
    Tablet users are sticking close to the wifi
    Ken DoctorJuly 11, 2013
    The newsonomics of Tribune’s detour
    Was yesterday’s announced Tribune split into broadcast and newspaper companies a way to avoid the Koch brothers, a way to harvest tax savings, or something else?
    Instagram embeds are here, but not quite perfect for publishers
    Tribune’s newspapers will be the latest to be spun off
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