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    Archives: June 2014

    FIFA has cracked down on that World Cup Twitter bot (and other people tweeting and Vining and GIFing goals)
    Joseph LichtermanJune 30, 2014
    Planning a set piece: How The New York Times approaches its coverage of the World Cup
    Using the Olympics as a template, the Times aims to draw in all types of readers with its coverage, sports editor Jason Stallman says.
    That Washington Post deal with local newspapers is generating decent numbers
    Mike Bostock wants us to visualize algorithms, not just the data that feeds into them
    GE wants to be where you go for news each morning
    Missed a World Cup gooooooooooaaaaalll? A new Twitter bot will catch you up
    Ken DoctorJune 26, 2014
    The newsonomics of European crowds, funding new news
    In the Netherlands and in Germany, two closely watched startups have gone to readers to pay the bills. What lessons from there can be applied elsewhere?
    Here’s what you missed at the MIT-Knight Civic Media Conference
    The Digital Media Law Project is shutting down, but its most important projects will find new homes
    Joseph LichtermanJune 25, 2014
    Combining a creative studio and ad smarts, Victory Journal tells lush, visual sports stories
    The people behind the self-proclaimed “journal of sport and culture” are producing “high-cost, low-volume” content by combining e-commerce, client work, and visual skill.
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