@niemanlab archives: August 10, 2010
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To click or not to click: could tiered data plans be bad news for news publishers? http://j.mp/dCtI2z 
Meet All Our Ideas, the tool that can help news organizations to crowdsource opinions http://j.mp/c4LlcP
CNET is reporting that Facebook’s Foursquare-like geolocation/check-in feature is “imminent” http://j.mp/arQaB1
Toronto’s @Open_File, which we wrote about on its launch http://j.mp/b9iz4c, is expanding to more cities http://j.mp/aMrXZ3
“It’s not that people have lost interest in the news, it’s that they have shifted platforms.” http://j.mp/aiGgkq
We are fairly certain that, somehow, this guy is the future of news. http://j.mp/bEcM5K
Former Forbes.com CEO to launch several verticals, starting with food http://j.mp/aOodC4
Do you know what the Starbucks free wifi audience wants? Then Yahoo wants you http://j.mp/aC1Isq
Could tiered data plans water down mobile video ad potential? http://j.mp/dCtI2z
Center for Public Integrity writer credits HHS listserv for a tip that led to his Medicare-fraud story http://j.mp/dtAWWY
Paved paths? “Pissoirs”? @Civilbeat‘s Imaginarium invites ideas “to make Hawaii a better place” http://j.mp/aRDhT4
New Slate section experiments with multimedia http://j.mp/aU6zDU
Would advertisers rather have ads in front of paying-consumers only? Or as many eyes as possible? http://j.mp/9CZSWf
A cool new tool for crowdsourcing opinions http://j.mp/c4LlcP
AP to expand its coverage of the departed with multimedia “obituary packages” overseen by a single editor http://j.mp/9pKeBT
At the UK’s Times, a reduction in ads behind its new paywall is giving way to advertorials outside the wall http://j.mp/9CZSWf
Good morning! Google’s tracking code appears on 45 of the 50 most popular US websites; here’s the back-story http://j.mp/anLrke
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