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    Archives: July 2015

    How The Wirecutter sifted through 3,228 deals on Amazon’s Prime Day
    National Journal will kill off its print edition to invest more in tools and services for D.C. types
    Context is built into a story in The Washington Post’s experimental “Knowledge Map”
    How KPCC in Los Angeles grew its Latino listenership while trying to keep its traditional audience
    Ken DoctorJuly 16, 2015
    Newsonomics: When news companies are no longer built to last
    Newspapers were, for decades, a prime example of a community institution, meant to last through the centuries. A new generation of owners is thinking of them more as something to milk for profit on their way down.
    Twitter’s new article preview cards could be a boost for publishers
    Glenda CooperJuly 15, 2015
    Do mainstream news outlets have a moral obligation to citizen journalists?
    “Should media houses be morally bound to protect interests of those whose work they thrive upon?”
    Justin EllisJuly 15, 2015
    The New York Times’ “Summer of Science” aims to make science journalism mobile-friendly and fun
    The New York Times hopes to generate interest in science with a project that focuses on short, social- and mobile-friendly content.
    Madeline WelshJuly 14, 2015
    Are you a Western news company looking to expand to India? First, decide who you want to serve
    With outlets setting up (and in some cases then closing down) shop in India, Medianama founder Nikhil Pahwa says success in the Indian media market requires knowing if you’re targeting Indians or the rest of the world.
    Joseph LichtermanJuly 14, 2015
    New Pew data: More Americans are getting news on Facebook and Twitter
    A new study from the Pew Research Center and Knight Foundation finds that more Americans of all ages, races, genders, education levels, and incomes are using Twitter and Facebook to consume news.
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