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    Nicholas QuahApril 4, 2016
    Hot Pod: Serial finishes season 2, and The New York Times, ESPN, and Digg all bet on podcasts
    “A constructive question, at this point: What, exactly, makes a podcast strategy? Seems like a simple question with an obvious answer, but I think it’s actually pretty complex.”
    Nicholas QuahMarch 29, 2016
    Hot Pod: Can podcasts move beyond talking heads to produce digital-first audio news?
    New podcast companies aren’t “working to solve the journalistic problem that a legacy organization like NPR fights to negotiate.”
    Nicholas QuahFebruary 23, 2016
    Hot Pod: Not enough advertisers for podcasts, or not enough podcasts worth advertising on?
    Plus: Strong early numbers for Modern Love, NPR emphasizes being live, and why there aren’t more podcasts for kids.
    Nicholas QuahNovember 3, 2015
    Hot Pod: How Google, the podcast world’s big new entrant into the field, will approach curation
    “I love the concierge format. It’s something that anticipates what you need and then serves it to you. Interviews and podcasts are a big leap into that direction.”
    Joseph LichtermanJune 4, 2015
    Expanding the radio dial: Why Rivet Radio thinks the future of audio news is (still) in the car
    “Once the Internet got in the car — and the car is half of where all listening is — it was going to dramatically change not only the way people listened to audio, but the way it was created, organized and delivered.”
    Joellen EastonFebruary 11, 2015
    Here’s a recipe for successfully crowdfunding journalism in 2015
    American Public Media has decided that Spot.us doesn’t work any more in today’s crowdfunding environment. But they also investigated what does — and laid out a model for others to use.
    Ken DoctorJuly 28, 2014
    The newsonomics of NPR One and the dream of personalized public radio
    The new app from NPR promises to learn from what you like and serve up a never-ending buffet of news and content. What’ll be the impact on local stations?
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    Andrew PhelpsJanuary 25, 2012
    The Public Insight Network, now swimming in data, launches its own reporting unit
    American Public Media’s networked journalism initiative will start producing original stories based on its largely untapped database of citizen sources.
    Ken DoctorSeptember 22, 2011
    The newsonomics of WSJ Live
    Print companies — and even broadcasters — should look to The Wall Street Journal’s new tablet video app and realize they’ve still got work to do.
    June 7, 2011
    Don’t call it retirement: An exit interview with Bill Kling, public radio’s original entrepreneur
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