@niemanlab archives: November 22, 2010
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Big e-edition numbers don’t necessarily point to reader rejection of print–or even to widespread usage of e-editions. http://nie.mn/beogqf 
Report: Murdoch’s The Daily set to debut new Apple subscription billing for apps http://nie.mn/fEMT0v
Under the web’s influence, “our notion of knowledge is slowly shedding its normative layers” http://nie.mn/bsIAlm
A holiday gift for that special geek in your life http://nie.mn/geffPx
WordPress gets into the content-curation game http://nie.mn/bW5jo2
“‘Revenge of the liberal-arts majors’ might be the best way to describe the method that [Twitter's] media team uses…” http://nie.mn/cCb9ih
Great job opp: @Berkmancenter is looking for a researcher to join its broadband project team http://nie.mn/bMGkgO
Using @knightfdn money, @ProPublica partners with Press+ to seek reader donations http://nie.mn/dtS5AY
The links of the moment, via the future-of-news Twittersphere http://nie.mn/aY97nW
Papers’ e-editions are exploding…but how much can we trust the numbers? http://nie.mn/beogqf
Into dataviz? Have a WordPress blog? Be a beta tester for a Knight News Challenge application http://nie.mn/bJbBdx
Kids, the web, and attention: what yesterday’s NYT front-pager left out http://nie.mn/bsIAlm
Choice in advertising: YouTube prepares to launch skippable ad units http://nie.mn/bs3nRR
“I mean, all this story is lacking is a dragon.” http://nie.mn/9RQoec
WordPress: now into the content-curation game http://nie.mn/bW5jo2
The Facebook development ratio: 80% on user-focused growth, 20% on cost-saving and revenue-growing http://nie.mn/a7s9NH
Google TV’s Choudhary: “We never intended to replace subscriptions to cable or satellite TV” http://nie.mn/a0j7sF (via @mediagazer)
Tim Berners-Lee: “Data-driven journalism is the future. Well, part of the future.” http://nie.mn/d3STMY
Good morning! AP will pilot iCircular, its insert-like mobile ad program, in early 2011 http://nie.mn/ddv2Eo
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