@niemanlab tweet archives
6
May
A social game in Georgia tries to bring residents together across traditional boundaries http://t.co/e8AnpHEc 
Announcing the 75th class of Nieman Fellows http://t.co/ymxZLv6N
When a stream is just a trickle: Last Great Thing is one item a day, no archives http://t.co/7KcjjEv5
On World Press Freedom Day, the spread of mobile and publishing technology shifts the playing field http://t.co/St5HoQy9
The newsonomics of Pricing 101 http://t.co/nkxfO9B3
Yesterday The Boston Globe ended all your tomorrows http://t.co/IG4I3qXw
A Twin Cities turnaround? The Star Tribune carves a path back through growing audience http://t.co/pqviOe6U
You might not be a journalist, but you play one on Twitter http://t.co/kU7xVj8K
How 15 news orgs worked together to tell a single education story http://t.co/ezhIgL61
4
May
Week in Review: Is it 1999 all over again? And why those circulation numbers may be a little funky http://t.co/dvWTePYC
Meet the new class of Nieman Fellows and the first Nieman/Berkman Journalism Innovation fellows http://t.co/ymxZLv6N
Are small newspaper publishers clinging to the false hope that readers see them as important? http://t.co/Ldixo2fF
Twitter is officially the new water cooler…says Twitter http://t.co/B5vEdF0E
NYT reporter @Jennydeluxe starts her daily media diet with tech news on her iPhone and some Beyonce http://t.co/UxMMEnBr
“I’m less concerned about Rupert Murdoch than the Taco Bell Health Channel” http://t.co/qccFKKDB
Al Jazeera is relaunching its citizen journalism platform that can determine reliable content http://t.co/EMlVvVgU
News team, assemble! The St. Paul Pioneer Press is getting a “mobile engagement unit” http://t.co/UkUcvVvf
How the NYT Mag got readers to help identify people in a photo from 52 years ago http://t.co/A9iW2UwI
This week in review: An “unfit” Murdoch, those new circulation numbers and a new tech bubble is nigh http://t.co/dvWTePYC
Use Google News? Here’s why you may notice more G+ comments next to stories http://t.co/iSfxWrGQ
The new Niemans (2/2): @BlairKamin @jenbmcd @ODitor @lwmunoz @davabel @borjaechevarria @JInterlandi @finbarroreilly @BrettAndersonTP #ff
The new Nieman Fellows (1/2): @paulamolinat @smekhennet @yaakovkatz @lblecher @kbennhold @benkhelifakarim @agarcia525 @LauraNorton #ff
The new class of Nieman Fellows has been announced, and they look terrific http://t.co/ymxZLv6N
The Math of Facebook: Active users, engagement, ages, compensation and other stats in the S-1 filing http://t.co/meH5YWHM
Good morning! Why Arianna Huffington’s role at AOL is shrinking back to the HuffPost http://t.co/ACq2VuQI
3
May
When a stream is just a trickle: Last Great Thing is one item a day, no archives http://t.co/7KcjjEv5
On World Press Freedom Day, the spread of mobile and publishing technology shifts the playing field http://t.co/St5HoQy9 #WPFD
Are you a Hulu subscriber? Time Warner CEO thinks you should pay for cable: http://t.co/sVdol1Xu
The newsonomics of Pricing 101 http://t.co/nkxfO9B3
“What e-books cost to manufacture or distribute is irrelevant to everyone but the publishers themselves” http://t.co/JhWCMBkL
In Cambridge tonight at 5? @EthanZ and @steiny discuss how to improve government through crowdsourcing at MIT http://t.co/4TiACiCZ
How spam is ruining hash tags… or hash tags are ruining spam http://t.co/o3tuXA68
From fanaticism to activism: @andrewslack helps communities of followers organize for social change http://t.co/oJTx4ora
Social Media is on its way to becoming the No. 1 source of digital media planning and buying http://t.co/uqMeJ6ia
Last Great Thing is an experiment to study our anxiety about information overload http://t.co/7KcjjEv5
On World Press Freedom Day, how technology is expanding the definition of “journalist” http://t.co/St5HoQy9 #WPFD
It’s World Press Freedom Day. Here’s a map that shows what’s the situation on each country http://t.co/teABytGS #WPFD
Nine things we’ve learned from experiments in charging for news http://t.co/nkxfO9B3
Good Morning! @Guardian is hosting today #activatenyc, a summit about social innovation. Watch the live stream here: http://t.co/7TIB0N60
2
May
The @knightfdn worked with a game developer to create a new local currency and engage communities http://t.co/e8AnpHEc
The @BostonGlobe outlaws yesterday/today/tomorrow from copy to adapt to the pace of online news http://t.co/IG4I3qXw
PSA for young journalists: Above the Fray, a joint fellowship with NPR, is accepting applications http://t.co/gL5BTy4F
A game called Macon Money can teach newsrooms a lot about local, social engagement http://t.co/e8AnpHEc
The Boston Globe killed yesterday yesterday. http://t.co/ZMCwXDtn
“Journalists are addicted to secrets.” Video with @cshirky on data journalism http://t.co/TFpiVIdW via @lisawilliams
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