@niemanlab archives: July 2010
30
Jul
Luckie’s charmed: a chat with @10000words, the WaPo’s just-announced National Innovation Editor http://j.mp/bmlOTR 
From WikiLeaks on, it’s been a big week in future-of-news news. @markcoddington sums it up beautifully http://j.mp/bC4cAV
WikiLeaks inspires a modest proposal: an outlet dedicated to follow-up journalism http://j.mp/cRasEb
Looking for quality weekend reading? We submit for your consideration @MatthewBattles‘ serial review of Shirky/Carr http://j.mp/d6AS2U
The membership model: why investing in readers now could pay big dividends later http://j.mp/dzqP3D
This Week in Review: the WikiLeaks effect, a paywall’s purpose, a future for Flipboard http://j.mp/bC4cAV
29
Jul
The metrics of membership: how news startups are making membership models work http://j.mp/dzqP3D
Promoting transparency, but not practicing: why WikiLeaks should be more open about its financing http://j.mp/cwNUPT
27
Jul
The shallows and the depths converge: more from @MatthewBattles‘ serial review of Shirky/Carr http://j.mp/d6AS2U
The pattern in the chaos: follow-up thoughts on WikiLeaks http://j.mp/aNafDd
Good news to report: Hollman Morris is now free to travel to the US for his Nieman fellowship http://j.mp/9ZYTfE
What happens when media outlets get social with Facebook? http://j.mp/d5wRl5
26
Jul
The structure of the bombshell: 5 big questions the Wikileaks story raises about the future of journalism http://j.mp/bGwC1y
18
Jul
How much can we read into the newspaper industry bounce this quarter? http://j.mp/cFoaTf
Google News revamp gets a revamp http://j.mp/aUGzfL
17
Jul
How media companies can push the uses for crowdsourcing tool Ushahidi http://j.mp/dvpLKj
Does the audience always want junk? Maybe not. http://j.mp/afL14u
16
Jul
Need to catch up on the week’s news-innovation news? Here you go http://j.mp/do6R3x
Production as an independent value: what the Old Spice ads can teach us (no, seriously!) about the news http://j.mp/9aL1MA
Because it is Friday: check out the trailer for “The Other Social Network,” the Hollywood treatment of…MySpace http://j.mp/btLRoj
RT @hblodget: Huge win for Gawker Media and Nick Denton as court kills Gizmodo iPhone search warrant http://read.bi/bGBhyC
We like to think that our commenters heralded Google News’ latest redesign http://j.mp/aUGzfL
So this is exciting: Google acquires the semantic search company Metaweb http://j.mp/d1VcgC
Are you Shakespeare or Shelley? The Awl interviews I Write Like creator http://j.mp/9X1m2E
“Their lofty ambition is to…build a genuine Newspaper of the Future™” http://j.mp/ded7db
Should we give the audience what they want? http://j.mp/afL14u
Okay, we went there: what the Old Spice ads can teach us about the future of news http://j.mp/9aL1MA
This week in review: paying for obits, ESPN’s new ad-fusion scheme, plus the great replacement debate http://j.mp/do6R3x
Can blog networks make money? More efforts test the waters http://j.mp/bquV5J
Good morning! Gannett and Yahoo strike local ad partnership http://j.mp/9S1eUd
15
Jul
“We desperately need journalists with no sources, only data!” http://j.mp/9PNNos
.@niemanstory on Harvey Pekar: “his pen (and tongue) remained too sharp to settle in the soft focus of mass media” http://j.mp/ay26ek
Sure, @WSJ has Foursquared breaking news http://j.mp/d0DCG5 But what about more common consumer experiences? @CJR reports http://j.mp/d31BTj
“With surplus comes expendability”: more from @MatthewBattles‘ fantastic serial review of Shirky/Carr http://j.mp/diZCC7
Newspaper execs quietly call second quarter earnings a “dead cat bounce” http://j.mp/dAPW1Z
Fascinating: Google may soon include users’ mouse movements as factors in its search rankings http://j.mp/cBg6R8
Journal Register Company partners with Growthspur to help drive profits for community bloggers http://j.mp/bOtwo8
Esquire, then Marie Claire, then Cosmo: Hearst announces more mags to be given the iPad treatment http://j.mp/cUhEsH
Good morning! The WaPo acquires iCurrent, a personal news aggregator http://j.mp/axRIBI
14
Jul
One case for long-form on the web: targeting the right kind of readers http://j.mp/b9KVbL
“Ben & Jerry’s clearly feels…that their customers prefer contact through social media sites to email in their inbox.” http://j.mp/ct8FOp
The Lab has a Shakespeare, a JK Rowling, and a Dan Brown http://iwl.me/
Would iTunes do better with a paywall model rather than micropayments? http://j.mp/aiJJg7
During 2009-10, 90% of network shows appeared online, 50% of episodes within a day of their original air date http://j.mp/8Xgka2
An update on #hollman, the Colombian journalist denied a visa–by the US–for his Nieman fellowship http://j.mp/aBmzDN
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