@niemanlab archives: September 2011
7
Sep
The newsonomics of the Journal Register-MediaNews combo http://t.co/OuSljGx 
After reading our story about the NYT’s “magic mirror” a reader shares his company’s miroir magique http://t.co/TRoOeSF (video in French)
All right, we’re weighing in on the drama: 3 ways TechCrunch challenges ideas of journalism http://t.co/mB4PRzJ
RT @TheoTypes: All Journalism Friends: #AAJA President @DorisTruong has launched a helpful page of jobs/contacts http://t.co/aRwMOhd
Matthew Yglesias wonders if colleges are the next newspapers http://t.co/3YK5XY2
Google Offers (Google’s take on Groupon) expands to Austin, Boston, Denver, Seattle, and Washington http://t.co/9qjqqbD
Two big newspaper chains are executing something like a merger-without-merging. Background, context: http://t.co/0TDmKLp
Twitter and Bing announced their renewed search partnership in a series of @replies http://t.co/YBCDTpQ #getaroom
If you want to get caught up on the ousting of Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz, @Mediabistro has a thorough roundup http://t.co/Eh4uXyi
Good morning! The half-life of a link on Twitter is 2.8 hours; on Facebook, it’s 3.2, a Bitly analysis finds http://t.co/qOsqvjb
6
Sep
What would a Buzzfeed for finance run by Felix Salmon look like? Well, this, actually http://t.co/YbLhXQa
Have the solutions to journalism’s ethical questions become more tricky because of the Internet? http://t.co/vSb9phG
Our new curator joins an excellent panel discussion on news & entertainment in the digital age next week http://t.co/1INxDdw
Meet Counterparties, Felix Salmon’s new link blog for financial news and commentary http://t.co/YbLhXQa
RT @JLab: J-Lab is looking for a web and social media editor. Check out the position and spread the word: http://t.co/gokwKiy
Brant Houston on finding the right tools for nonprofit journalism start-ups http://t.co/sceQx0Z
The latest “Why’s this so good?” from @niemanstory: Ralph Wiley tackles Jim Brown http://t.co/BkoJGDQ
Patch stats: A look at the productivity and prospects of four Patch sites http://t.co/iIUCHfk
This is what happens if you apply Instagram filters to classic photographs http://t.co/sI2RbfQ
Google One Pass has its first official newspaper partners for paywalls http://t.co/abD2PTc
World Press Photo and Human Rights Watch have created a Tim Hetherington grant for photojournalism http://t.co/yU3wcrz
Gothamist is looking for help to figure out the price of their first long-form piece http://t.co/soThXHM
Oops! Unless you’re into Big 12 sports, here’s the right link on Google killing Fast Flip. http://t.co/Ich5JY4
Time magazine has jumped onto Tumblr to share their “scrapbook” with readers http://t.co/zBq9xRO
Oh hey there redesigned Amazon.com. Does this mean your tablet is on the way soon? http://t.co/RedwJFA
The NYT general counsel will be talking about WikiLeaks at the Media Law in the Digital Age conference http://t.co/cG49NIt
One new arrow in Politico’s quiver? They’re starting up an events program http://t.co/DeystUo
That was fast: CNN used Google+ hangouts in an on-air segment http://t.co/J1SLw02
Good morning! Google snuffed out another project and is ending Fast Flip http://t.co/zF8CXAF
5
Sep
We picked some good journalism reads for your Labor Day http://t.co/Aq29mdx
4
Sep
API attracting young readers explainer tabloid iPad app we will make them pay Nick Denton. http://t.co/1XkVPgR #journoipsum
This Week in Review: The great hurricane hype debate, and Google+ as an ‘identity service’ http://t.co/jkf3f0l
One of our most popular stories this week: A newspaper finds success with its downtown news cafe http://t.co/iN5TX0p
The newsonomics of gamification — and civilization http://t.co/a3rOF8h
Look into the New York Times’ magic mirror http://t.co/ff8fMEZ
3
Sep
Psychotic jest and infinite reactions: How David Foster Wallace didn’t invent the Internet’s voice http://t.co/26p42D8
Amazon’s new @author feature launches, and changes (just a bit) what a book is all about http://t.co/N3EbgvV
The NYT joins forces with YouTube and Storyful to collect and share video reflections of 9/11 http://t.co/EqR0rkR
The New York Times imagines a future in which you read, not read at, the kitchen table http://t.co/bPKsBEI
If you missed it: More ways to Fuego, three years of tweets, and an option for chronology addicts http://t.co/kN8ZFUJ
2
Sep
MT @parislemon: Amazon’s Kindle Tablet Is Very Real. I’ve Seen It, Played With It. http://t.co/d0mojfa
Happy Friday: We compiled a labor-themed reading list for your long weekend http://t.co/Aq29mdx
Check it out: Open-source, low-cost, electronic community signage http://t.co/UZ6tGtC
Introducing Journo Ipsum, a nerdy text generator for your next redesign http://t.co/1XkVPgR
The Washington Post posts its digital posting guidelines http://t.co/7ix1QAP
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