@niemanlab archives: February 13, 2012
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In case you missed it: Arianna Huffington stopped by SNL’s Weekend Update desk http://t.co/sMgUpiMt #cutiepie 
Friendly reminder: This Wednesday is the deadline for our Nieman-Berkman journalism innovation fellowship http://t.co/pIxCWxXn
How Finland’s largest news company signed up a third of print subscribers for digital access http://t.co/OuCY6syq
The founder of @muckrocknews talks about who uses the FOIA tracking service and their future plans http://t.co/O5SGkYCb
Is it philosophy, not socioeconomic status, that leads people to pay more for news online? http://t.co/J0sdV2Xc
NYT Tweeting rules, via @carr2n “We expect Times journalists to behave like Times journalists” http://t.co/heeskLQB
Looks like Amazon is making hires to get into the original online programming game http://t.co/41qqwqW5
Looking across the Atlantic for new media business models in Europe. Today: Finland http://t.co/OuCY6syq
The Journal Register Company is launching training for reporters in CT called the Digital Ninja School http://t.co/kmFBTos4
Piano Media, the company behind the Slovakian paywall, is betting its users will pay more http://t.co/J0sdV2Xc
Google may be building a secret lab and something called the “Experience Center” http://t.co/213y7zli
“Have we really — finally — reached the point at which quality is asserting itself in the form of monster pageviews” http://t.co/Cm6Z4YLb
Outgoing AP chief Tom Curley on how social media speeds up the pace of the news cycle http://t.co/Vs1rGt6t
The relationship between Facebook and its users, and what it says about tech companies growing up http://t.co/LNL1kSir
Good morning! New Pew study confirms the less than great state of online advertising in news http://t.co/wCXs8ZZa
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