@niemanlab archives: June 25, 2009
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For book on new forms of storytelling, @nickbilton wants to track analytics “to see when people get bored” http://tr.im/pKZx 
@stoicboy @mattmansfield Yeah, they could totally sell the tech if it succeeds. Kramer broaches that possibility at the end of the video.
New at the Lab: In a very cool attempt to rethink classifieds, MinnPost tries “real-time advertising” http://tr.im/pKMs
Sanford saga generated 1.7m page views for The State yesterday http://tr.im/pJTY But here’s why that doesn’t mean $$$ http://tr.im/hwSA
Landmark: Interactive media to overtake newspapers in U.S. ad spending next year (still trails TV, mags) http://tr.im/pJaO
Gov. Schwarzenegger encourages Californians to try balancing state budget with LA Times app http://tr.im/pIKO
CNN corroborates iReport material from Iran by comparing multiple videos of same event. Volume is an asset http://tr.im/pIDz
NYT Co. memo: “May came and went and, contrary to the prediction of one writer, we did not stop printing” http://tr.im/pIt2
Good morning! Even the most devoted print newspaper readers spend 3.7 hours/day online, which is average http://tr.im/pI7n
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