@niemanlab archives: August 23, 2011
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Serendipity Day is NPR’s stab at “super-rapid prototyping” http://t.co/LVpm9af 
Mozilla’s ambitious WebAPI project aims to standardize the mobile web, regardless of device or browser http://t.co/RP29l9L
With its new design, @frontlinepbs makes “a new investment in a more iterative approach” http://t.co/GjAKavL
For better or for worse, it is becoming much easier for non-programmers to make web http://t.co/cBIzzL2
The New Yorker publishes a standalone ebook, “After 9/11,” for $7.99 on Kindle and Nook http://t.co/Ta9umhv via @wbezedwards
Accessibility vs. access: How the rhetoric of “rare” is changing in the digital age http://t.co/buyTKdk
The F.C.C. is axing the fairness doctrine, which mandates no viewpoint be excluded http://t.co/6b4Ysmq
The Daily Dot is a small-town paper covering the communities of Reddit, Tumblr, 4chan, and Twitter http://t.co/Ms2IQmp
What happens when Fox puts TV shows behind a delay-wall? Apparently people start pirating like crazy http://t.co/60KrhH3
Good morning! Twitter will join Facebook for talks with the U.K. government about the riots http://t.co/rIIRK5k
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