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Tuesday, 5th March 2013

Sassy Magazine's Jane Pratt On Why Print Is Broken

Sassy Magazine's Jane Pratt On Why Print Is Broken

xoJane founder Jane Pratt has been working in the publishing industry throughout its most transformational period. We talked to her about the transition from print to pixels.

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Tuesday, 18th December 2012

Could Music Licensing Costs Kill Pandora? Ask Last.fm

Could Music Licensing Costs Kill Pandora? Ask Last.fm

Music licensing costs are forcing Last.fm to scale back streaming audio. That could be a very bad sign for Pandora.

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Wednesday, 12th December 2012

5 Companies That Will Define The Future Of Radio

5 Companies That Will Define The Future Of Radio

Who's forging the future of radio? It's still early, but keep an ear on this handful of businesses already pounding out that future.

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Tuesday, 4th December 2012

Why The Daily Failed, And What Murdoch Should Have Launched Instead

Why The Daily Failed, And What Murdoch Should Have Launched Instead

A smaller team, less original content, and the challenge of a global audience.

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Thursday, 29th November 2012

Is BitTorrent The Future Of Book Publishing? Tim Ferriss Is Banking On It

Is BitTorrent The Future Of Book Publishing? Tim Ferriss Is Banking On It

Timothy Ferriss's new book won't be carried in many U.S. bookstores. To make up for lost print sales, he's partnering with BitTorrent to help promote his work. Here's how it's going so far.

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Friday, 26th October 2012

Need Accurate Political Fact-Checking? Ask a Librarian

Need Accurate Political Fact-Checking? Ask a Librarian

Everyone with Internet access is a political fact-checker, which, of course, means reliable fact-checking is hard to find. We need unbiased professionals schooled in information science, preferably ones with access to physical documents. We need librarians.

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Thursday, 25th October 2012

How Zite Thrives Inside CNN's Old Media Empire

How Zite Thrives Inside CNN's Old Media Empire

Integrating old media and new media can often be like trying to mix oil and water. Yet where many newspapers and cable companies have faltered, CNN has thrived. A lot of the credit goes to the cable news company’s acquisition of Zite, the makers of a popular iPad news aggregation app.

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Thursday, 11th October 2012

"The Magazine" For iPad: An Island Of Calm Amid A Roiling Sea Of Journalism

"The Magazine" For iPad: An Island Of Calm Amid A Roiling Sea Of Journalism

Another tech publication? And you have to pay for it? What is Marco Arment thinking? Today the Tumblr cofounder and Instapaper creator pushed out the inaugural issue of The Magazine, an iPad mag focusing loosely on technology. Launching a paid tablet magazine is gamble, but Arment has a fresh approach.

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Note To BBC: The Future Of Radio Is Not "This Content Is Not Available On Your Device"

Note To BBC: The Future Of Radio Is Not "This Content Is Not Available On Your Device"

For a media organization founded in the 1920s, the British Broadcasting Corporation has done a remarkable job of keeping up with the times. Its iPlayer media app is adored by those fortunate enough to have access to it. This week, the BBC launched an iPlayer spinoff that focuses on radio. It's a great start, but if you're eagerly awaiting radio's…

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Tuesday, 2nd October 2012

[Infographic] Mobile Users Consume More News

[Infographic] Mobile Users Consume More News

The decline of the newspaper industry has given rise to one of the great fallacies of the Internet Age: Fewer people are consuming news. A new study from the Pew Research Project for Excellence in Journalism shows just how false this notion really is.

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