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    Archives: May 2015

    Joseph LichtermanMay 11, 2015
    Sharing across borders: How BBC News wants to streamline social news across multiple languages
    “We want to make audiences that normally may have a stereotype about what the BBC is — we want to show them that the BBC is up to speed with the modern times.”
    Ken DoctorMay 7, 2015
    Newsonomics: Tribune Publishing wraps its arms around San Diego — and all of Southern California
    The purchase of U-T San Diego by Tribune Publishing — owners of the Los Angeles Times up the road — is a sign of the kind of newspaper consolidation publishers are being pushed toward.
    Justin EllisMay 7, 2015
    Deciphering what the next generation of public radio listeners wants through NPR One
    The app is letting NPR capture better data than ever on how people listen to audio: “What I want to give people is not just the thing they will tolerate enough that they won’t skip it — but the thing they love.”
    The Washington Post is experimenting with bringing its tablet experience to the web
    Justin EllisMay 4, 2015
    The Upshot uses geolocation to push readers deeper into data
    The New York Times story changes its text depending on where you’re reading it: “It’s a fine line between a smarter default and being creepy.”
    Joseph LichtermanMay 4, 2015
    Elise goes East: How NPR’s new Seoul bureau chief is using Tumblr to complement her reporting
    Since moving to South Korea in March, Elise Hu has been using Tumblr to document everything from the serious to the silly — and expand her voice beyond the NPR airwaves.
    Alfred HermidaMay 4, 2015
    When disgusting goes viral: Strong negative emotions can push social sharing through the roof
    In this excerpt from his new book, Alfred Hermida explores the connection between moral violation and Facebook likes.
    Joshua BentonMay 1, 2015
    Circa, the buzzed-about mobile news app, is running out of money
    Its core ideas have always been compelling, but Circa has been unable to find an audience large enough to attract new investment.
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