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    Nicholas QuahFebruary 2, 2016
    Hot Pod: Podcasts about podcasts, a new player in sports audio, and a crowded election-podcast space
    “I worry about big money pouring into podcasting…I really, really hope that all the money pouring into podcasting won’t bury tiny, weird independent podcasts.”
    Top departures at Politico come with hints of a new venture
    Laura Hazard OwenDecember 3, 2015
    Reporters from digital/niche outlets are replacing daily newspaper reporters in Washington
    There are more “digital options for coverage at the national level,” but coverage of the government’s impact on individual communities appears to be decreasing.
    Joseph LichtermanNovember 4, 2015
    With a giant staff for an online startup, The Boston Globe’s Stat aims to reach a global audience
    Led by former New York Times editor Rick Berke, the site wants to cover life sciences for the masses.
    Politico will be in every American state capital — plus lots of world ones — by 2020
    Justin EllisJuly 1, 2015
    How research (and PowerPoints) became the backbone of National Journal’s membership program
    “We no longer look at National Journal simply as a news source, but as a collection of resources, as well as a collection of experts we can turn to on occasion.”
    Is there a “European public sphere” waiting for Politico Europe — or can it help create one?
    Ken DoctorJanuary 29, 2015
    Newsonomics: From national, Politico expands into global — and local
    Having a built a business model around targeting influentials, Politico is testing how many ways it can replicate it. Why aren’t other news companies learning its lessons?
    Ken DoctorOctober 8, 2014
    The newsonomics of the millennial moment
    The new wave of news startups is aiming at a younger audience. But do legacy media companies have a chance at earning their attention?
    Like it or not, native advertising is squarely inside the big news tent
    Maybe it’s just a new iteration on the advertorials newspapers and magazines have run for decades. Maybe it’s a scurrilous devaluation of journalism. Either way, it’s here, and at the highest levels of the business. Joshua Benton
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