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NYT asks readers to help identify print ads, using a platform for crowdsourcing called Hive
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Three things traditional media could learn from a crowdfunded Dutch news site
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Does it matter that some New York Times editors and writers don’t tweet? Yes and no
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Why the Guardian is smart to bet on live events and a membership model instead of paywalls
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Interesting idea: Esquire puts up a paywall for a single article and will donate the proceeds
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When does giving the reader what they want turn into clickbait? It’s complicated
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Journalism and the internet: Is it the best of times? No — but it’s not the worst of times either
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Open journalism also means opening up your data, so others can use and improve it
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If you’re a media company, your mobile competition isn’t other news entities, it’s Google Now
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Can a billion-dollar media entity be run like a startup? BuzzFeed gets $50M to find out
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The New York Times’ new app strategy seems lackluster at best — so what does it do now?
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First Look Media revises its focus, wants to be more of a journalism lab than a standalone news site
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Social media has changed the way that war reporting works — and that’s a good thing
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Newspaper companies need to stop lying to themselves, says longtime newspaper editor
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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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Can the New York Times kill its blogs without losing the soul of blogging in the process?
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The New York Times innovation report is great, but it left out one very important thing
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The New York Times is looking to machine learning to help it understand reader behavior
