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    Mark CoddingtonMay 2, 2014
    This Week in Review: The FCC defends its plan, and Facebook’s (sort of) privacy concession
    Plus: Questions about Twitter’s growth, inside the White House press corps, and the rest of the week’s news in journalism and tech.
    How taking cues from Business Insider is making a popular Kenyan website profitable
    Ghafla won’t win any journalism awards any time soon, but it’s evidence that some of the revenue models pioneered by a few American outlets are finding uptake elsewhere. Sam Petulla
    The scariest chart in Mary Meeker’s slide deck for newspapers
    Slowly but surely, advertisers are learning how to track mobile users
    How much do you like mobile ads?
    Some lessons from the demise of The Daily: Was it the platform, the content, the structure, or the business model?
    The built-for-iPad “newspaper” is closing on December 15. Here are the ideas some are taking away from News Corp.’s high-profile venture into a platform-specific news organization. Joshua Benton
    This Week in Review: Journatic and outsourcing local news, and Twitter’s tension with developers
    Plus: The future of News Corp.’s newspapers, debating the merits of process journalism, and the rest of the week’s media and tech happenings. Mark Coddington
    Coming soon to a country near you: The Internet in India becomes mobile-dominant
    Justin EllisMarch 5, 2012
    Where’s the money coming from? Fresh Pew data on the uncertain economics of newspapers
    The survey — built on private data and conversations with newspaper executives — shows an industry still clinging to print while moving to digital.
    Joshua BentonNovember 9, 2011
    Gone in a Flash: How Adobe’s abandonment of Flash for mobile devices impacts news orgs
    With mobile a growing part of news organizations’ traffic, it’s time to commit to HTML5 for video — and hope its animation tools get better fast.
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