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Category Archives: Participants

  1. Like many newspaper-dot-coms, the Washington Post has trouble with the basics July 19, 2007

    Posted in Community, Industry, Journalism, News Orgs, Observations, Online, Participants, Readers, Storytelling.

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  2. Had to write this: Social sites grow one member at a time June 5, 2007

    Posted in Community, News Orgs, Observations, Storytelling.

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  3. Five ingredients for a see-through newspaper April 29, 2007

    Posted in News Orgs, Online, Participants, Print, Readers, Storytelling, Transparency.

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  4. Chicago Tribune tries the YourHub model of local April 19, 2007

    Posted in Community, Journalism, News Orgs, Online, Participants, Participation, Practice, Print, Storytelling.

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  5. How much do readers really understand? April 16, 2007

    Posted in Industry, Journalism, News Orgs, Observations, Print, Readers, Transparency.

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  6. Maybe nobody in the newsroom wanted the job… April 15, 2007

    Posted in Business, News Orgs, Observations.

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  7. Question: How have online publishers innovated with local community? March 28, 2007

    Posted in Community, Features, Journalism, News Orgs, Online, Participants, Print, Questions, Radio, Site Stuff, Storytelling, Television.

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  8. 9 things I hope newspapers figure out about the internet in 2007 January 11, 2007

    Posted in Community, Fun, Industry, Journalism, Observations, Online, Participants, Participation, Print, Relevance, Step Away From The Article, Storytelling, Themes.

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  9. Prediction 2007: Newspapers will have to open up January 9, 2007

    Posted in Industry, Information Architecture, Journalism, Observations, Online, Participants, Readers, Storytelling.

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  10. What happens when industries are slow to adopt the internet? November 28, 2006

    Posted in Community, Information Architecture.

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