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To promote data journalism in Latin America and other Spanish-speaking places. —JB
“In addition, we are going to be exploring new ways for professional and independent content creators to connect with both brands and their readers.” —LO
“I think we’ll find out who gives the people the best availability, who’s going to really be a good steward of those archives. “ —LO
Interactive animations, custom covers, and annotations written by J.K. Rowling. —LO
“We hope the international homepage will help theguardian.com become a destination for readers living elsewhere, giving them the option to see a more global selection of stories when they visit the site.” Here it is. —LO
“But in a world in which people are looking for context and commentary with their news and where primary source documents are becoming more and more the coin of the realm, annotation seems to me to hold almost limitless potential as a new avenue by which journalists can add value (and keep their jobs!).” —JL
“The statutory maximum for Keys’s crimes is 25 years, but in a statement given after the trial, a spokesperson for the US Attorneys Office said Keys would likely face less than five years.” —JL
JMG includes the dailies in Milwaukee, Memphis, Knoxville, and a variety of smaller cities. (Trivia: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s predecessor was founded by Lucius Nieman, namesake of this site.) —JB
“When we discover and feature an exceptional article (or video), we will invite the journalist or an expert to come talk with Digg’s community.” —LO
Instead, English-language debates were held by print outlets — Maclean’s magazine and The Globe and Mail — and a nonprofit debating forum, with only spotty TV carriage. —JB
“The classic interruptive advertising model doesn’t work with Gawker’s millennial readers, who ‘don’t want to be sold, they want to be entertained,’ [Gawker co-founder Nick] Denton said.” —JL
Viewing hours for 12- to 17-year-olds down from 25 hours to 15 hours in just four years. —JB
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