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Peace treaty in the works
Nick Denton says the traffic game is over, and BuzzFeed has won
Tech isn't just about gadgets
When is a media company also a tech company? It’s complicated
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Felix Salmon is totally wrong
There’s never been a better time to run a niche media business
No longer dear leader
Nick Denton unveils “the great unclenching” at Gawker Media
Just say it: I screwed up
A lesson in how to apologize, and the value of news as a process
Not the trees, the forest
Yes, newsrooms are shrinking — but journalism is growing
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A look inside the rapidly-expanding world of New York’s new-media stars
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One secret to the success of Quartz, BuzzFeed and Gawker: They look at news as a service
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Why it’s smart of the HuffPo to partner with Beacon Reader in crowdfunding a reporter
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Its Kinja commenting platform is the future of Gawker, but also a thorn in the side of its writers
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Iceberg rescues Titanic: Content marketer launches fund for investigative journalism
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This week in media: VICE talks, Gawker balks, the NYT kills blogs and GE starts its own news hub
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If you want more news from First Look Media’s The Intercept, you’re going to have to wait
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The internet didn’t invent viral content or clickbait journalism — there’s just more of it now, and it happens faster
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Traffic is a good thing for media companies to pay attention to — except when it isn’t
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Believe it or not, Nick Denton and Gawker Media want the same thing that Wikipedia does
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As the line between platform and publisher continues to blur, who wins and who loses?
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A growing obsession with viral content exposes the weakness of most digital media
