@niemanlab tweet archives
22
Feb
Flickr is getting a big makeover. Are more changes in store? http://t.co/KlVJjHvY 
Today in charts: The future of advertising – and media – summed up pretty well http://t.co/EalnKoev
Wadah Khanfar, formerly of Al Jazeera, is speaking at MIT’s media lab on the Arab Spring and the media http://t.co/FCFtvzjW
Conde Nast may be looking for a more unified, and responsive, design for its magazines http://t.co/cVgwxRo4
Introducing the Nieman Lab summer internship! Come work for us this summer (and yes, we pay) http://t.co/tVtg1XAX
Gawker got a copy of Facebook’s content guidelines. Careful with your, uh, bodily fluids http://t.co/ISwZ0fij
Storify is launching a free iPad app with the same drag & drop functionality as the website http://t.co/F4wDFEgX
Good morning! Google plans to sell glasses! Glasses with real-time information streamed in http://t.co/FnKKentS
21
Feb
A Canadian news site capitalizes on its space and staff by offering community education courses http://t.co/KFgrVh2S
The WSJ has apparently incited the rage of Anonymous http://t.co/BKWTGmTW
A look at how @GrammarGirl expanded into a (money making) media networkhttp://nie.mn/A1QE25
RT @megangarber: Move over, newsroom cafe! The Guardian’s looking into building a branded hotel http://t.co/XaDmlZS7
“Complaining about someone re-writing reporting is kind of like kvetching about the rain” http://t.co/ijZblLoM
What hurdles should publishers be aware of as they try to switch free apps to pay? http://t.co/n1iC8S2P
The Vancouver-based Tyee is offering “master classes” to help boost revenue and engage readers http://t.co/KFgrVh2S
The New Yorker’s David Remnick talks about the value of paywalls http://t.co/LjT9GRRd
Of the 6 million people that installed The Guardian’s Facebook app, more than half are under 25 http://t.co/eoJgSIXR
Should newspaper sites concentrate on quality vs. quantity when it comes to blogs? http://t.co/phIrBsVM
Buzzfeed hiring spree update: Katie Notopoulos, known “online curiosity collecter,” joins as an editor http://t.co/GZS9geDK
Google’s lead search designer talks about better user experience from personal to mobile search http://t.co/CJGumqmn
U-T San Diego is the latest news site to hand off comment moderation to an outside company http://t.co/236aT1sb
Good morning! Viewership of long form online video is up according to comScore http://t.co/9IGFV1Aa
20
Feb
The New Haven Independent has ended its two-week comment hiatus, with a new moderation process http://t.co/WMWspkdg
19
Feb
This Week in Review: Closing in on News Corp.’s Sun, and a privacy crisis for mobile apps http://t.co/8dhYsx1T
St. Louis Beacon test drives iBooks Author with “Meandering Mississippi” http://t.co/dxAgMRLt
The Boston Courant: Proud not to have a website until the owner sees “a profitable end game” http://t.co/sroWFaJy
The Rendell Inquirer? The specter of the instrumentalization of American news media http://t.co/BeFkMluh
The L.A. Times tries to differentiate itself through award-season analysis with The Envelope http://t.co/BkR31dbd
Eat your vegetables: Ideas from news nutritionists to reform our media diets http://t.co/o1kVLfg0
18
Feb
The newsonomics of ads that go bump in the night http://t.co/YB9o5OFR
The newsonomics of ads that go bump in the night http://t.co/YB9o5OFR
Is the AP suing an aggregator or a search engine in the Meltwater case? http://t.co/djo9WqJF
In New Haven, a crisis of confidence over user comments http://t.co/66gHFj9e
Looking to Europe for news-industry innovation, Part 3: The Swiss “mikrozeitung” small community news model http://t.co/e4KpWsbB
Looking to Europe for news-industry innovation, Part 2: Schibsted’s stunning classifieds and services business http://t.co/ZkxJ5yJP
Looking to Europe for news-industry innovation, Part 1: Sanoma’s big bundled success http://t.co/OuCY6syq
Piano Media bumps up Slovak paywall price 25 percent http://t.co/J0sdV2Xc
17
Feb
Why is a small weekly paper doing so well? “It is the fact that we don’t have a website,” the publisher says http://t.co/sroWFaJy
The Philadelphia Inquirer may be more politically valuable than commercially http://t.co/BeFkMluh
Why Pinterest is playing dumb about making money http://t.co/rIvdElD2
A CNN producer who won the lottery twice(!) has no plans to quit her day job http://t.co/0xqOY8iJ
The @stlbeacon is one of the first news outlets to put out an ebook with iBooks Author http://t.co/dxAgMRLt
The Rendell Inquirer? The specter of the instrumentalization of American news media http://t.co/BeFkMluh
Of The Economist’s 100,000 digital subscribers, 75% are new readers http://t.co/QGEOwarq
This week in review: Closer to the Sun, and a privacy crisis for mobile apps http://t.co/8dhYsx1T
Two more states – Oklahoma and Rhode Island – are looking to zero out funding for public media http://t.co/VlQ3m0l3
The publisher of the Boston Courant doesn’t see the point of having a website unless it makes money http://t.co/rXS5jrxm
More media apps for your Facebook Timeline from MSNBC, The Daily Show, Buzzfeed and more http://t.co/Zbl6fGVZ
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