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    Archives: November 2015

    Celeste LeCompteNovember 12, 2015
    From Nieman Reports: To fight ad blocking, build better ads
    “Free content isn’t free; it’s subsidized by advertisers, who want to get their messages in front of users. But increasingly, users say, they’re the ones paying for the ads: with their privacy, their patience, and their mobile bandwidth.”
    Social discovery app Banjo releases presidential election dashboard
    A new Tow Center report looks at the future of chat apps for news
    Madeline WelshNovember 10, 2015
    The New York Times hopes its first virtual reality film, “The Displaced,” kicks off mass adoption of VR
    “We hope people see this as the moment when VR went mainstream.”
    Laura Hazard OwenNovember 10, 2015
    Refinery29 doesn’t want to be “CNN for women,” but it’s finding new paths into hard news
    “Our audience gets really engaged when they can attach to a real person.”
    Nicholas QuahNovember 10, 2015
    Hot Pod: About a year after Serial (and Hot Pod’s launch), what does the future of podcasts look like?
    “On the one side, you have podcasts-as-the-future-of-radio, and on the other side, you have podcasts-as-an-extension-of-blogging.”
    Joseph LichtermanNovember 10, 2015
    How The Washington Post works with its foreign correspondents to report via social media
    “We want our correspondents to use the social media platform they’re most comfortable with and that comes the most naturally to them.”
    Laura Hazard OwenNovember 9, 2015
    Meet “dialogue,” the new front in the Internet commenting wars
    Discussions > social media > comments?
    Shan WangNovember 9, 2015
    News outlets left and right (and up, down, and center) are embracing virtual reality technology
    Among those experimenting is The Wall Street Journal, which plans to open source its 360-degree mobile video and VR technology and hopes to turn VR into more of a mainstay of its storytelling.
    Justin EllisNovember 9, 2015
    Exit music (for content): Parting #hottakes on the life cycle of the media business
    “Thanks for reading, and for putting up with me, for five years. I’m pretty sure this journalism thing is going to work itself out.”
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