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    Articles tagged BuzzFeed (251)

    Caroline O'DonovanOctober 11, 2013
    The 3 Key Types of BuzzFeed Lists To Learn Before You Die
    How’s a listicle different from a definitive list or a framework list? Adding a little data science and taxonomy to the numerology of the web’s premiere list auteurs.
    Mark CoddingtonSeptember 27, 2013
    This Week in Review: Redeeming comment sections, and Bezos hints at his Post plans
    Plus: Horse_ebooks’ denouement, Twitter’s IPO, and the rest of this week’s journalism and tech news.
    Instead of shoehorning it in, NowThis News is building video content that fits in where the audience lives
    Why be platform agnostic when you can be platform specific? The social news video startup is aiming to match the content to where it’s consumed — and increasingly that’s Instagram. Caroline O'Donovan
    “Mobile-first is not enough. Mobile should be all you care about.”
    Justin EllisSeptember 11, 2013
    Can you build a better GIF? Zeega wants to remake the aged animation format for mobile
    The multimedia storytelling company is experimenting with a new file format to make the animated images easier to use on mobile devices.
    BuzzFeed is probably booking around $60M a year
    Mark CoddingtonAugust 2, 2013
    This Week in Review: The dangers of the Manning case, and more NSA revelations
    Plus: A Fox News interview goes viral, layoffs in Cleveland, new hires for Al Jazeera, and the rest of the week’s news on journalism and the web.
    5 things you might like about NewsPad (which made us write this headline this way)
    Okay, so this isn’t actually a list. But a new tool is aiming to lower the barriers for community participation in blogging with a little help from BuzzFeed’s format. Sarah Darville
    Caroline O'DonovanJuly 24, 2013
    Journalists and their funders: Whose job is it to measure impact, and how should it be done?
    Nonprofit journalism legend Chuck Lewis on setting benchmarks for the impact of nonprofit news: “The idea of fixing a single standard that everyone’s going to adhere to — talk about herding cats. That’s not even fair to cats.”
    Some wisdom on how to get BuzzFeed-famous
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