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    Megan Garber is a former assistant editor at the Lab. She was previously a staff writer at the Columbia Journalism Review, where she reported on the future of news for CJR.org’s News Frontier section. Megan is currently a staff writer for The Atlantic.
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    The NYT launches a Twitter feed for live coverage of breaking news
    Creating a separate space for covering big events is a way to avoid flooding the feeds of @nytimes’ 3.6 million followers.
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    Making a market: How ProPublica blends news that wins Pulitzers with news that wins followers
    The investigative outfit explores “aggregation in the public interest.”
    August 23, 2011
    Doc and digital: Frontline’s new redesign goes beyond broadcast
    Frontline makes “a new investment in a more iterative approach.”
    The NYT’s new education site with WNYC will be collaborative, experimental…and meter-free
    Visits to SchoolBook won’t count against the Times’ paywall, in part because the site aims to reach out to NYC students and parents.
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    Neal Gabler’s New York Times piece gets something wrong: Big ideas don’t need big media.
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    Even when you get the Colbert Bump, you’ve got to be ready to take advantage of it.
    The “situational stylebook”: AP creates a reference guide for the upcoming Sept. 11 anniversary
    It’s another step toward stylebook-as-evolving-document instead of stylebook-as-tome-on-a-desk.
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    A new site brings a new level of transparency to The New York Times.
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    Human curation will now be a regular feature of Google’s news aggregator.
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    In its five years, iReport has evolved from a social network into a reporting platform.
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