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Spark Camp's Big Ideas of 2012

What were the most interesting and provocative ideas in journalism in 2012? Nieman Lab partnered with Spark Camp to ask a group of smart people — Spark Camp’s alumni — that question.

Self-replicating code, robo-writing Tom Friedman columns, and privacy in the Facebook age: Some of Spark Camp’s big ideas of 2012

We’ve partnered with Spark Camp, a remarkable occasional gathering about the future of media, to ask a variety of smart people about the big ideas they’ll take away from the year. First up: Matt Thompson, Greg Linch, and Glynnis MacNicol. Spark Camp

The rise of the quants, clip-and-share video, and a more diverse NPR: Some of Spark Camp’s big ideas of 2012

Jonathan Stray, Meredith Artley, and John Davidow share some of the big ideas they’ll take away from the year. Spark Camp

Better (not second) screens, document clustering, and mobile-native news: Some of Spark Camp’s big ideas of 2012

Amy Webb, Scott Klein, and Jim Frederick share some of the big ideas they’ll take away from the year. Spark Camp

App-like news design, real-time fact checking, and personalized services: Some of Spark Camp’s big ideas of 2012

Andrew Pergam, Mónica Guzmán, and Tony Haile share some of the big ideas they’ll take away from the year. Spark Camp

Easier interactive documentaries, building for social, and learning from MOOCs: Some of Spark Camp’s big ideas of 2012

Andrew Golis, Cyndi Stivers, David Gehring, and David Karger share some of the big ideas they’ll take away from the year. Spark Camp

Device-aware content, integrated video, and the Internet of things: Some of Spark Camp’s big ideas to watch in 2013

Looking backward inevitably leads to looking forward: What trends from 2012 will we be watching in 2013? Spark Camp