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Ken DoctorAugust 6, 2013

The newsonomics of Jeff Bezos buying The Washington Post

As the owner of Amazon, Bezos has focused on long-term investment and perfecting the customer experience, both of which may be a good sign for the Post.

Mark CoddingtonJuly 12, 2013

This Week in Review: Snowden’s flight continues, and the Tribune Co. cuts and runs from print

Plus: A judge rules that Apple colluded on ebooks, CNN’s shift into tabloid journalism, and the rest of the week’s future-of-news news.

“The consensus among the experts” never said the NYT’s paywall was foolhardy

Adrienne LaFranceMarch 22, 2013

Changing trains: The Local East Village, NYU’s hyperlocal blog, moves from The New York Times to New York magazine

Goodbye The Local East Village — hello Bedford + Bowery.

Press Publish 3: Jay Rosen on the public, how the press thinks, and the production of innocence

The NYU professor and scholar talks about his intellectual influences, how he thinks the press did in 2012, and how much of an audience there’ll be for civic-minded journalism. Joshua Benton

Mark CoddingtonJanuary 11, 2013

This Week in Review: A challenge to Chinese censorship, and the AP’s DIY sponsored tweets

Plus: The debate over transparency and objectivity, more fallout from gun record publication, the Bradley Manning case, and the rest of the week’s media/tech news.

Jonathan StrayOctober 31, 2012

Data, uncertainty, and specialization: What journalism can learn from FiveThirtyEight’s election coverage

Nate Silver’s number-crunching blog is perceived as a threat by some traditional political reporters — but its model has lessons for all journalists.

C.W. AndersonSeptember 20, 2012

What happens when news organizations move from “beats” to “obsessions”?

The structure of newsrooms reflects how journalists think about their work. As those conceptions change, it makes sense that the structures would change with them.

Mark CoddingtonAugust 13, 2012

This Week in Review: The Olympics’ media lessons, and Google’s copyright crackdown

Plus: Another prominent case of plagiarism, the debate over false balance, a challenge to j-schools, and the rest of the week’s media and tech must-reads.

Why the Huffington Post doesn’t equivocate on issues like global warming

Arianna Huffington explains why her site takes an editorial stance: “Because we are clear about where we believe the truth lies, I believe we elicit a richer kind of response from our readers.” Justin Ellis

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