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Articles tagged curation (90)

Mark CoddingtonSeptember 26, 2019

“Glory and honor”: How professional identity shapes the way journalists do their work

“In an era in which trust in news is fractured and employment is precarious, we need to look more closely at the ways that journalists’ sense of their own professional value — or lack thereof — influences the work they do and the environment in which they do it.”

Laura Hazard OwenApril 2, 2019

Facebook is working on a dedicated News tab that might pay publishers licensing fees (or quarantine news where most users won’t find it)

“The relationship between us and the publishers is different in a surface where we’re showing the content on the basis of its being high-quality, trustworthy content.”

Laura Hazard OwenFebruary 7, 2019

Tony Haile’s Scroll acquires the news-reading app Nuzzel (it’ll remain free)

“Nuzzel as a test kitchen.”

Christine SchmidtAugust 15, 2018

Major internet companies might want to push their own point of view, but can they also take care of misinformation please and thank you

Three-quarters of Americans surveyed say social networks should show the same set of news topics to all users, ignoring their stated interests or browsing history. (Someone should tell them about newspapers!)

Shan WangJuly 7, 2016

Audible’s answer to the podcasting world is officially out of beta, and it’s looking as ambitious as ever

“What will surprise people is how often we’re putting out material at the level we’re doing.”

Shan WangMarch 22, 2016

The New York Times is still searching for the best mix of stories to curate on its homepage

The module formerly known as Watching is linking out less than it used to, but the Times says it still believes in curating the work of other news organizations.

Nicholas QuahNovember 3, 2015

Hot Pod: How Google, the podcast world’s big new entrant into the field, will approach curation

“I love the concierge format. It’s something that anticipates what you need and then serves it to you. Interviews and podcasts are a big leap into that direction.”

Justin EllisOctober 6, 2015

Twitter unveils its own news digests, and some news orgs are participating

The initiative formerly known as “Project Lightning” introduces curated collections of tweets around news, sports, and entertainment, and some news organizations will be able to make their own.

Shan WangSeptember 4, 2015

Show Me The Next strips down online reading and discovery to their most basic components

“I think there is room for niche, monkish austerity.”

A new NYT Now: All the aggregation you enjoyed before, now for free

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