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Articles tagged aggregation (192)

Joseph LichtermanDecember 17, 2014

How Philly’s Billy Penn is building a local news audience from scratch

“It’s just slowly working your way through the process and trying not to be too impatient.”

Catherine StuppDecember 2, 2014

The fight to get Google to pay for news continues in Europe

The battle over snippets and links, fought country to country across the continent, is moving up to the continental level.

Ken DoctorOctober 28, 2014

The newsonomics of the Sun-Times national/local network play

The company behind Chicago’s No. 2 newspaper wants to go national on the cheap. Can it succeed where Patch and others have failed?

Ken DoctorOctober 1, 2014

The newsonomics of new cutbacks at The New York Times

The Times found success with its first round of paywalls, disappointment with its second. Is it hitting a paid-content ceiling?

Through The Wire: What happened with The Atlantic’s experiment in aggregation?

The Atlantic invested years and money into figuring out what they wanted The Wire to be. Now, after relaunching and promising reinvestment, the site is being brought back under the wing of its parent. Justin Ellis

Justin EllisSeptember 23, 2014

Watching what happens: The New York Times is making a front-page bet on real-time aggregation

A new homepage feature called “Watching” offers readers a feed of headlines, tweets, and multimedia from around the web.

Ken DoctorSeptember 8, 2014

The newsonomics of the Piano/Press+ merger, creating the world’s largest paywall tech company

Developing reliable technology for digital pay models is more important than ever. But how many newspapers will choose to buy — instead of build — their own paywall?

Ken DoctorSeptember 4, 2014

The newsonomics of the Washington Post and New York Times network wars

A new head-to-head competition between the Post and the Times is brewing as both papers look at expanding their audiences and revenue through digital networks and niche print products.

Yet another new site for The Washington Post, this time aimed at aggregation

Jeff IsraelyJune 17, 2014

Jeff Israely: Entertain or inform? Save readers’ time or spend it?

Our startup correspondent, building Worldcrunch in Paris, says it comes down to content strategy: “One fundamental question for the news industry is: What content — both old and new — should it fight to own, and what should it just let go?”

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