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The metaphor doesn't work
Why your Spotify or Netflix for print content is probably doomed
Not the trees, the forest
Yes, newsrooms are shrinking — but journalism is growing
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It’s not just about print vs. digital media — it’s about culture
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Social media and breaking news: Why authenticity trumps authority almost every time
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German media giant Axel Springer admits defeat, allows Google to index its news stories
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Value in the media industry is moving to the edges, and publishers are in the middle
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NYT asks readers to help identify print ads, using a platform for crowdsourcing called Hive
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Neuze makes you wonder: What if the print newspaper had been invented after the web?
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A Washington Post magazine-style Kindle app sounds like a win for the paper and Amazon
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The New York Times needs to rethink its strategy — untargeted mini paywalls aren’t the answer
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What does the rise of brand journalism mean? For one thing, it means journalists have to up their game
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Journalism isn’t just about informing readers, it’s also about helping them take action
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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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Three smart things and one dumb thing the Washington Post is doing right now
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The Times of India’s new social-media policy completely misses the point, and therefore will fail
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Journalism is doing just fine, thanks — it’s mass-media business models that are ailing
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The road to smarter packaging: Austrian firm prints basic display directly onto paper
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Washington Post has record traffic month after adding digital staff — is it the Bezos effect?
