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    Archives: July 20, 2017

    Facebook’s busy week: What link ownership, Instant Article subscriptions, and 6 months of its Journalism Project add up to
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    Joseph LichtermanJuly 20, 2017
    This Danish startup evolved into a “newsletter company” because that was what its readers wanted
    “The website and the apps are based on the rhythm and structure of the newsletter now.”
    Ricardo BiltonJuly 20, 2017
    First Look Media’s Topic.com is leaning on video and illustrations to tell stories (and break out of the news cycle)
    “It’s not that I don’t think there’s validity in following the news cycle, but it’s a very competitive space. I don’t think we’re interested in competing in it. We’re interested in creating an experience that’s reflective of the culture, but not reactive to it.”
    Ricardo BiltonJuly 20, 2017
    Topic.com usa narrativas visuales para salir del ciclo de las noticias
    “Estamos interesados en crear una experiencia que refleje la cultura; no que reaccione a ella”.
    Shan WangJuly 20, 2017
    Chicas Poderosas is launching an accelerator in Latin America for digital news projects led by women
    “We are hoping to change the narrative in Latin America, where most media organizations are led by men.”
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