@niemanlab tweet archives
23
Dec
Fact-checking the fact checkers and rounding up the roundups: It’s This Week in Review, your future-of-news wrapup http://t.co/kQQrDYWW 
Emily Bell: 2012 will be a year of expanded “network sensibility” http://t.co/uZyNTR95
Gina Masullo Chen: Next year, personalization platforms will bring us more choices, not fewer http://t.co/m7YANZ9h
Robert Hernandez: For journalism’s future, the killer app is credibility http://t.co/VHfgCQ0a
Dan Gillmor: 2012 will be the year of the content-controller oligopoly http://t.co/vNUYdSdl
22
Dec
Martin Langeveld: A look back at my 2011 predictions, along with a fresh batch for 2012 http://t.co/io6wZ2E7
Carrie Brown Smith: The social media bubble may burst, and more predictions for 2012 http://t.co/n2swhzS9
Dave Winer: We need to improve tech criticism. Here’s how. http://t.co/LQivcW9Y
Nicholas Carr: 2012 will bring the appification of media http://t.co/BOoVas2D
What might 2012 bring for the future of journalism? http://t.co/AK2l5vAB
RT @knightfdn: #journalism predictions for 2012 from @dangillmor @davewiner @emilybell @webbmedia & more http://t.co/yZNA7a4n via @NiemanLab
21
Dec
The year is 2012. Amazon conquers, Patch dies, and a Facebook-only outlet is born. http://t.co/TpkVF1WG
Curation and amplification will become much more sophisticated in 2012, predicts @lavrusik http://t.co/1EelLeCB
Paul Bradshaw: Collaboration! Data! 2012 will see news outlets turning talk into action http://t.co/y1r87gOG
RT @verge: Kindle for iOS update brings magazines, newspapers, textbooks to iPad http://t.co/BGXClAU7
MT @dankennedy_nu: My @NiemanLab prediction: 2012 will be the year of “the great retrenchment” among newspapers http://t.co/EB0y5bCO
2012 will bring “the great retrenchment” among newspaper publishers, says @dankennedy_nu http://t.co/Bk5iU5AJ
A 2012 prediction from @emilybell: It will be a year of expanded “network sensibility” http://t.co/uZyNTR95
20
Dec
“We are moving rapidly from an era of an oligopoly of content providers to an oligopoly of content controllers” http://t.co/vNUYdSdl
The year in YouTube http://t.co/85ThVWPC
The latest “Why’s this so good?” on @niemanstory: elevators, panic attacks & writing trauma http://t.co/Q3BIagqh
+1 RT @lheron: During vacation, I realized it might be time for an “out of office” auto-message for Twitter/Facebook, not just email, yes?
RT @dangillmor: My whither-journalism-in-2012 piece at Nieman Lab describes pernicious corp/govt choke points: http://t.co/ucOsg1r7
RT @webjournalist: Wrote this for @NiemanLab For journalism’s future, the killer app is credibility http://t.co/kCCozlYB
.@webjournalist: Journalism’s killer app is credibility http://t.co/d8rJHfTE [Corrected handle, with many apologies!]
“…a very brief wild west phase until a handful of companies get rich enough to lawyer up…” http://t.co/pDj4RSrR
@ErikWemple @nickbaumann Thanks!
.@martinlangeveld checks in with his news industry predictions for 2011 and offers new ones for 2012 http://t.co/io6wZ2E7
Real-life acquaintance is the top reason people friend others on Facebook http://t.co/hsHmzAOu
Good morning! Rick Edmonds foresees “the usual newsroom cost-cutting” for sold NYT regional papers http://t.co/OpRNylbB
19
Dec
.@cdixon on trust and the digital marketplace: “We finally have an internet of people.” http://t.co/GDQAZowU
Our favorite component of College Humor’s “Internet Justice League”? Facebook’s Like-horns. http://t.co/H4tAfZ0p
How to: improve tech writing http://t.co/LQivcW9Y
How news of Kim Jong-il’s death spread on Google+ http://t.co/3n69vELA
.@kdoctor connects the dots between the NYTCo’s CEO search and its Regional Group sale http://t.co/4MK9Oe56
“Does this phone make me look fat?” Welcome to the world of wearable tech http://t.co/op10D9SI
Will 2012 bring a bursting of the social media bubble? http://t.co/n2swhzS9
“In 2012, we’ll see versioning strategies become not only more common but more intricate, sophisticated and lucrative.” http://t.co/BOoVas2D
The NYTCo. is in “advanced discussions” to sell its Regional Media Group holdings http://t.co/lFzNJQit
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