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Caroline O'DonovanMarch 28, 2013

At The Wall Street Journal, a smartphone app has reporters on board for shooting video

WorldStream, the Journal’s stream of brief videos built on Tout, is getting premium ad rates and substantial audience numbers.

AOL’s Tim Armstrong: “The outside world — especially the journalism world — pounds on Patch”

Mark CoddingtonFebruary 15, 2013

This Week in Review: Jonah Lehrer’s lucrative apology, and two differing hyperlocal strategies

Plus: Self-censorship in the media’s coverage of drones, Time Warner’s possible magazine sales plans, and the rest of the week’s news about the future of news.

Ken DoctorJune 21, 2012

The Newsonomics of the shiny, new wrapper

Publishers are getting more aggressive about repackaging their work into ebooks, iPad magazines, and other new forms, in the hopes of creating something readers will pay for.

Justin EllisJune 14, 2012

The aggregator builds a magazine: The Huffington Post slows itself down with Huffington

The new iPad magazine from the Huffington Post is looking to court a higher-end audience willing to pay for weekly, longform journalism.

Ken DoctorJune 14, 2012

The newsonomics of Google (Ad) Singularity

As Google tries to assemble its advertising programs into a coherent package, publishers are facing a familiar dilemma: join up with Goliath or compete against it.

Mark CoddingtonMay 25, 2012

This Week in Review: Facebook’s IPO gone bad, and New Orleans loses its daily newspaper

Plus: A look at Warren Buffett’s big newspaper buy, a bill targeting anonymous comments, and the rest of the week’s big news in media and tech.

Mark CoddingtonMay 11, 2012

This Week in Review: Facebook social apps’ dropoff, and AOL’s Huffington Post dilemma

Plus: News Corp.’s ongoing problems and growing profits, one publisher’s disillusionment with apps, and the rest of the week’s must-reads in media and tech.

This Week in Review: The fallout from Facebook and Instagram’s deal, and e-books’ unclear future

Plus: Microsoft buys up AOL’s patents, remembering Mike Wallace, and the rest of the week’s media and tech news and views. Mark Coddington

Ken DoctorFebruary 23, 2012

The newsonomics of hyperlocal’s next round: Patch, Digital First, and more

The search for a scalable, money-making model for hyperlocal journalism continues, but there are some reasons for optimism.

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