@niemanlab archives: January 12, 2011
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Covering Haiti: Here’s one way to get there without actually going there http://nie.mn/hEpEEX 
The beginning of a beautiful friendship? http://nie.mn/dT5cwr
“What I am saying is that if we don’t reflect our communities—both on- and off-line—we’re doomed.” http://nie.mn/fCNDPH
“Digital journalism is different, and the real opportunity is in thinking about how it’s different” http://nie.mn/i40xJF
A fair use settlement, a social media loophole, a tweet of beauty: the moment’s most popular stories on Twitter http://nie.mn/ib5G3m
.@Chanders on “blood libel,” and how language evolves and spreads within online worlds http://nie.mn/f4Ze42
What do y’all think? Is Twitter really full of regional accents? http://nie.mn/hL41Ml
“Helicopters in the hands of any news organization”: Haiti images in the NYT, courtesy of Google Earth http://nie.mn/hEpEEX
PSA for Boston folks: The Globe’s hiring for tons of digital positions, including social media producer http://nie.mn/en54ax
Jon Stewart is kind of excited about the Verizon iPhone http://tv.gawker.com/5731224/
How to shut up people who are boring you on Twitter—without shutting them off http://nie.mn/fpkI7X
Good morning! Microsoft wants to claim the term “App Store” for its own http://nie.mn/hLPxki
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