@niemanlab archives: November 2010
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Nov
What an “urban operating system” can teach us about making more efficient journalism http://nie.mn/buMKoX 
How many working journalists are there in the U.S. today? We crunch the numbers http://nie.mn/adhO37
Wholesaling to retailing: How the Center for Public Integrity wants to build revenue and readership http://nie.mn/alkoij
10
Nov
“Good journalism has always been about telling a good story. Still is. Today we have better tools to do that.” http://nie.mn/a2tajW
TPM’s first developer talks about making technology fit reporters needs, building Poll Tracker and data journalism http://nie.mn/99yL4u
“Where is the existing, untapped potential for on-the-ground journalism that is more than just a lucky tweet?” http://nie.mn/9Fbg7h
JOB: Curator to run charming house in Cambridge, assess journalism’s big issues, keep fellows and @NiemanLab in check http://nie.mn/bOdW9B
The bunny’s going social: Playboy launches Scout, a geolocation app for nightlife http://nie.mn/byfSSY
A behind the scenes look at that the making of the @WashingtonPost iPad app Woodward loves so much http://nie.mn/9vBELt
Beyond Newsweek: Who else is doing innovative things with Tumblr? http://nie.mn/bVzWAX
What’s popular on Twitter now? The View from Nowhere to @Slate, @Snarkmarket and more http://nie.mn/9aYjzb
A talk on the Tech Side: TPMs first developer on startup life, jumping to ProPublica and data journalism http://nie.mn/99yL4u
“The more we learn to involve others in what we do, the richer and more trusted our journalism will become.” http://nie.mn/9WGTRH
eByline, which connects freelancers and publishers, has raised $1.5 M in funding thanks to E.W. Scripps Company http://nie.mn/dDeRhz
Public Service Announcement: Be the big boss! (Or Curator to be specific) An opening at the Nieman Foundation http://nie.mn/bOdW9B
Will Google Instant Previews put a new emphasis on web design? http://nie.mn/9zxSZ7
Facebook (counter)sues Phoenix Media over patent rights to listing services and online music player http://nie.mn/bCEAfQ
Canada, “a hive of activity in Open Government and Open Data?” Yup. See what journalists are producing. http://nie.mn/a5Phab
.@Jacobwe says @Slate goes for the sticky over the clicky in its biz model http://nie.mn/bzmsAX; more on their strategy http://nie.mn/9yKxTe
On demand AP Guide RT @APStylebook: Draw on the knowledge of the Stylebook community by including #apstyle when you tweet a question.
Jeff Israely introduces Worldcrunch: An idea and a brand brought together as a start-up http://nie.mn/9Fbg7h
On Slate and Jacob Weisberg “The bar-none best Web editor in New York who runs a tech-backward site” http://nie.mn/cWDcyN
Good morning! Knight Commission releases new report with 4 ways to increase digital and media literacy http://nie.mn/9UsAuT
9
Nov
Think friendship makes for the strongest links in social news? Think again. http://nie.mn/chFqq9
Public Service Announcement: Outside.in needs a content manager http://nie.mn/chnYBL
How do you tell a story around a fixed time and space? http://nie.mn/aaLsrW
What’s been going on on Twitter today? http://nie.mn/cHr18o
Coupons are still king: 40% of holiday shoppers expected to use them http://nie.mn/dCSAt3
Public Service Announcement: Media Consortium is looking for a new executive director http://nie.mn/aFa4Zz
Time and Space: Here’s Intersect, where storytelling, time and location get all mashed up http://nie.mn/aaLsrW
US internet users saw 1.3 trillion display ads last quarter http://nie.mn/bClRde Is that supply outpacing demand? http://nie.mn/94ol0s
Nice opportunity for small online video producers to get their stuff in front of 15 million people http://nie.mn/9xjWie
Good news for Kindle publishers. Amazon announcing a bump in revenue share to 70% http://nie.mn/bk0UsM
AOL runs into the age-old problem: display ads bother readers, but they make money… http://nie.mn/d6Bb5l
Public Service Announcement: Medill is hiring like crazy (ranging from videographers to enterprise experts) http://nie.mn/bv8F69
Internet on a plane: Google is giving you free in-flight wifi for the holidays http://nie.mn/aiU9YD
By 2015 the e-book publishing industry could be worth $3 billion http://nie.mn/dmD8PL
In social news, shared interests trump friendships http://nie.mn/chFqq9
Good morning! The expanded NYT DealBook will get an “initial reprieve” from the wall http://nie.mn/bkZCuP
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Nov
“The news, as a civic space, ends up outsourcing the design of its own traffic flow.” http://nie.mn/buMKoX
While only 7% of online adult book readers read e-books, those readers also spend the most money on books http://nie.mn/dmD8PL (via @chr1sa)
Technology in the service of memory: @Open_File builds an interactive map of the 3,224 Toronto residents killed in WWII http://nie.mn/cs1y4J
Facebook ads accounted for over 23% of all graphical, online display ads viewed in the US during Q3 http://nie.mn/c8kg1v
Link o’clock! Some of today’s most talked-about stories on Twitter http://nie.mn/94BGHD
“Today there are 70, 80, 90, 100 groups all competing for the same limited pool of nonprofit dollars” http://nie.mn/alkoij
Q: How many different ways are there to get hacked on Facebook and Twitter? A: http://nie.mn/bI9VI9
Making money through blogging: an org chart of options http://nie.mn/bZLsBd
Why we could use some urban planning for news http://nie.mn/buMKoX
Center for Public Integrity’s first HTML5 produce is live. Check it out on any device with a browser http://nie.mn/bcK2aL
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