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    Archives: August 2015

    Ken DoctorAugust 17, 2015
    Newsonomics: Why native apps still matter in the Age of Distribution
    Social distribution and the open web generate huge numbers — but readers who use news organizations’ native smartphone apps are far more loyal and engaged. In today’s economics of news, those readers are paying more of the bills.
    How a pop-up newsroom helped a Boston news nonprofit connect with readers
    Digg is building a new commenting platform
    Justin EllisAugust 14, 2015
    How Connecticut’s largest public media outlet worked with IDEO to reimagine its future
    Connecticut Public Broadcasting Network takes a page from human-centered design to build a playbook to transform its programming, education programs, and fundraising.
    Joseph LichtermanAugust 14, 2015
    Push it: Why the Detroit Free Press is sending out more notifications
    “We think the push alert now it isn’t just about giving you breaking news, it’s giving you content that we’re really proud of.”
    Shan WangAugust 13, 2015
    The New York Times built a Slack bot to help decide which stories to post to social media
    The bot, named Blossom, helps predict how stories will do on social and also suggests which stories editors should promote.
    New Knight-Vice Innovators Fund winners are creating tools for global audiences
    Joseph LichtermanAugust 13, 2015
    Push it: How The Wall Street Journal plans to make its push alerts more personal
    “You’re going to see this evolve over time, as we can get more targeted information out to people,” executive mobile editor David Ho said.
    The Guardian debuts Grid, an open-source image management system
    Joshua BentonAugust 12, 2015
    Press Publish 12: Jesse Holcomb of Pew Research on what they’re watching for in this election cycle
    A lot of what we know about how news consumption is changing comes from Pew’s research. Here’s a look at some — local news, millennials’ habits, political polarization, and more — of what they’re interested in going forward.
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