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Ben Thompson: The one-man blog isn’t dead, it’s better than ever
Like a reverse takeover
Blogging is very much alive — we just call it something else now
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A sword cuts both ways
Citizen journalism and vigilantism are two sides of the same coin
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Uber: For better or worse, this is the way the media works now
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Can topic-specific news sites work? The Marshall Project hopes so
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You can make a living from a thousand true fans — Ben Thompson is proof
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New Zealand’s highest court: Anyone can be a journalist, and that includes bloggers
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Nick Denton admits he was overly ambitious with Kinja, but insists the platform is on track
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British blogger Brown Moses launches new site to train others in crowdsourced reporting
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Can the New York Times kill its blogs without losing the soul of blogging in the process?
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Senate press gallery ignores the evolution of journalism, denies SCOTUSblog press credentials
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SCOTUSblog continues to run up against the white blood-cell response of traditional media
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Medium admits pay-per-click isn’t the best way to pay writers, still wrestling with being a platform vs. being a publisher
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Quartz pushes the experimental news envelope by using Dave Winer’s outliner software
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Brown Moses, his alter ego Eliot Higgins, and the rise of the self-trained journalist
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WordPress parent Automattic closes huge funding round that values the company at $1B
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I miss the old blogosphere — we’ve gained a lot, but we’ve also lost something
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Felix Salmon is leaving Reuters for the Fusion network because the future of media is “post text”
