@niemanlab archives: March 2012
5
Mar
Why @cmdrtaco joined @WaPoLabs: “Journalism is bigger than print. And my perspective is that The Post knows that” http://t.co/5yz5Njyz 
One idea from Duke’s Reporters’ Lab: Cheap, high-quality transcription for meetings and news conferences http://t.co/bBCTKF4H
Why @altweeklies wants to build an AP wire for alternative papers across the US http://t.co/nbo2MCWC
The NAA is asking the FCC to reconsider rule that bans broadcasters from also running newspapers http://t.co/XUMiQunk
The revenue picture for newspapers isn’t pleasant, but is the outlook from executives worse? http://t.co/EA9cyltO
Bloomburg Businessweek is launching its first iPhone app based on its iPad success http://t.co/ySfu0xLQ
RT @ONA: Hey students, looking for an all-expense paid trip to #ONA12? Apply to be a part of the Student Newsroom. http://t.co/gD3Xbtth
PSA: Gannett is looking for a director of social media product management http://t.co/4CvDsUlP
Boom goes the API: ESPN now offering APIs through its Developer Center http://t.co/QS5WgUNI
The Economist is putting its tablet manager in charge of its digital operation to create a unified look http://t.co/ZIEm5IFF
TechCrunch interviews the co-founder of Mantresting, which is what you think it is http://t.co/7AjD6bM6
Missouri’s @rji is holding a digital storytelling conference today and its streaming live http://t.co/tG8JbWGe
One thing that helps guide Amazon’s Jeff Bezos? Something he calls his “regret minimisation framework” http://t.co/HbKNGg5E
A new lab on the block: Duke’s Reporters’ Lab wants to develop new, cheaper tools for journalism http://t.co/bBCTKF4H
Just how much of our personal information do Facebook’s infamous moderators see? http://t.co/ixWRmT2D
Do ebooks on tablets offer “a menu of distractions that can fragment the reading experience” http://t.co/j7SeuPV9
The Financial Times is relaunching its events division with an emphasis on video and social media http://t.co/nqMD6HKq
The bad news: New report from Pew shows varying success in finding new digital revenues for news http://t.co/EA9cyltO
4
Mar
To learn what works (quickly), Canada’s National Post dives deep into ebooks http://t.co/8eUTI2ne
On the record with NPR chief Gary Knell: ‘Radio isn’t going away, it’s going everywhere’ http://t.co/HcI8sWfX
What kind of challenges does the L.A. Times face in creating a membership program? http://t.co/HsleJ6HS
With new iPhone app, News.me moves toward a ‘purpose-built network’ for sharing news http://t.co/q1nuXoty
The newsonomics of crossover http://t.co/MV2eaHWS
From Salinas to Burlington: Can an army of paywalls big and small buoy Gannett? http://t.co/nnAqHc9x
3
Mar
Miller-McCune embraces its West Coast roots and goes mainstream, relaunching as Pacific Standard http://t.co/KRuTuYsU
New Knight News Challenge puts emphasis on pragmatists and builders http://t.co/qkHLO2LZ
Hacker Monthly: It’s the best of the Internet, printed out, and it’s turning a profit http://t.co/BvyPBhPC
Wadah Khanfar: A look inside Al Jazeera and the Arab media http://t.co/OvjFtXyc
2
Mar
Ebooks are cheap, so why not make tons of them and see what works? http://t.co/8eUTI2ne
A chat with NPR’s CEO: “Public radio’s gotta be a player. If we’re not on these platforms, we’re dead” http://t.co/HcI8sWfX
MT @verge: Switching to iPads saves Vancouver (Wash.) $336 per device per year on data, decreases printing by 40% http://t.co/5kROkLux
Great story of good old-fashioned reporting and the gutsy 24-year-old who uncovered the Sandusky scandal http://t.co/0Ja5DXnd
Huh: Amazon will sell a series of ebooks outside the Kindle Store http://t.co/Sxw6RG1W
How web content feels like an extreme hot dog-eating competition inside a dystopian terrordome http://t.co/GXYlOMMe
NBC News is expanding… on radio http://t.co/L2R260P6
NPR’s Danny Zwerdling on good tape and the “Robert Krulwich Moment” http://t.co/BULAYcaS as told by @bartona104
RT @ShorensteinCtr: Great upcoming workshop on #crowdsourcing & reporting by @annieshreff Mon, March 5, 10 am: http://t.co/srD2NKjl
Fail fast, keep experimenting: Canada’s National Post is pumping out ebooks http://t.co/8eUTI2ne
We interview @NPRgaryknell for the first time since becoming CEO — about connected cars, funding threats, and more http://t.co/HcI8sWfX
1
Mar
You have memberships for your gym, AAA and bacon of the month. What about membership for a newspaper? http://t.co/HsleJ6HS
If publishers want to succeed they’ll need a killer crossover game of print, digital and more http://t.co/MV2eaHWS
And here’s a link to those summer news-hacker internship at the Boston Globe’s @globelab via @marstall http://t.co/8UPrC6Jt
RT @marstall: SUMMER INTERNSHIPS: The Boston Globe’s @GlobeLab is hiring 2-3 news-minded hackers to work on nextgen stuff this summer
How @newsdotme wants to resurrect the spirit of Google News and build a social network around the news http://t.co/q1nuXoty
The LA Times will offer readers memberships starting Monday. What will that look like? http://t.co/HsleJ6HS
Twitter is selling data on its users. What you should know http://t.co/8zfzZlNJ
The new head of the Yahoo Media Network talks about how the news operation is transforming http://t.co/QX8f4GPt
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