January! 2008! This is what people were clicking on off my reading list from January.
- Cincinnati Post Goes Online Only
- Nieman Reports: Going Hyperlocal at the Chicago Tribune: Highlight Stats: TribLocal has 7 producer / journalists; more than 1,500 people have registered with them (that seems really, really low); pageviews have increased by double digits every month.
- When it comes to online staffing newspapers should play to win
- Throw ‘em overboard if they need training?: “If you’re a software developer and you need someone to explain Ajax or REST APIs to you, be prepared to ask: ‘Do you want fries with that?’ I won’t offer similar advice to journalists, because those who need it will never see it.”
- Google apps for your newsroom
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- November’s Most-Popular Links: Data as journalism, fun CSS quiz, geocoding the news (do it! do it!), eating lunch with your readers
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