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    Articles tagged Boston Globe (195)

    Dan KennedyFebruary 7, 2013
    The Boston Globe tightens up as executives seek ‘the optimal balance’ between free and paid
    Want to share Globe stories on Twitter? Your readers will hit a paywall after just two clicks a month.
    Ken DoctorJanuary 17, 2013
    The newsonomics of the body shop
    The arrival of the web knocked the news industry’s relationships — with advertisers and with readers — out of alignment. But there are signs a few small repairs are working.
    Chris AmicoDecember 3, 2012
    Opened Captions: Turning the spoken words on TV screens into streams of hackable data
    The new project provides a real-time API for closed captions, making it possible to code against what’s being said on TV right now — and enabling a broad range of applications.
    Mark CoddingtonNovember 16, 2012
    This Week in Review: The BBC’s scandals blow up, and WaPo’s changing of the guard
    Plus: Lessons from the Petraeus scandal, war on social media between Israel and Hamas, and the rest of the week’s media and tech must-reads.
    Can The Boston Globe and MIT hack the future of news together?
    A Knight Foundation grant will allow the Globe and MIT’s Center for Civic Media to build tools for newsgathering and reader engagement. Justin Ellis
    Ken DoctorSeptember 20, 2012
    The newsonomics of all-access delight
    We access news on multiple devices. Shouldn’t those devices be smart enough to connect our actions to their presentation?
    Where rock lives: Boston.com gets into streaming radio
    This summer the Boston Globe’s online sibling will start an alternative music channel with vets from indie station WFNX. Justin Ellis
    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.
    Would you buy a .boston domain from The Boston Globe?
    The newspaper has applied to be the registrar of .boston websites — a move that could mean new revenues or just a high upfront cost. Justin Ellis
    Ken DoctorMay 17, 2012
    The newsonomics of News U.
    Journalism and education are both about knowledge. Could their post-disruption business models start to blur?
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