Julie Keck
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Daily Must Reads, April 24, 2015
1. Once Comcast’s deal shifted to a focus on broadband, its ambitions were sunk (Jonathan Mahler / New York Times) 2. The California law that could be used as a 'tool' by police to harass journalists (Eriq Gardner / The Hollywood Reporter) 3. → Read More
Daily Must Reads, April 13, 2015
1. Twitter is pushing celebrities and publishers to stop using Meerkat (Josh Constine & Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch) 2. Behind Time Warner chief’s ‘cord-cutter’ pitch (Keach Hagey / Wall Street Journal) 3. The truth about Black Twitter (Donovan X. Ramsey / The Atlantic) 4. → Read More
The Line Blurs Between Web Series and TV Shows
Sit down. It’s time we had the talk. It’s a little embarrassing for both of us, so I’m just going to say it: you’ve been watching web series. I... → Read More
Daily Must Reads, April 10, 2015
1. Washington Post Executive Editor Martin Baron on journalism’s transition from print to digital (via Washington Post) 2. BuzzFeed blows up its own editorial guide, deletes post about advertiser (Elliot Hannon / Slate) 3. → Read More
Journalism & Digital Education Roundup, April 9, 2015
1. Top journalism students to lead in-depth marijuana report at ASU (via ASU News) 2. Three ways to improve technology-assisted learning (Matt Candler / Medium) 3. How can we really get more women into tech? (Suw / Finding Ada) 4. → Read More
Daily Must Reads, April 9, 2015
1. Mobile access shifts social media use and other online activities (Amanda Lenhart / Pew Research) 2. Knight Foundation: Nonprofit sites’ revenue rising but sustainability elusive (Rick Edmonds / Poynter) 3. → Read More
Daily Must Reads, April 8, 2015
1. Mute button (George Packer / The New Yorker) 2. Different paths to sustainability for local and state nonprofit news sites (Justin Ellis / Nieman Lab) 3. FTC to review complaint that YouTube Kids over-advertises to children (Cecilia Kang / Washington Post) 4. → Read More
E-Books & Self-Publishing Roundup, April 7, 2015
1. How do Amazon-publisher disputes affect authors and readers? (Mercy Pilkington / Good e-Reader) 2. Self-published star lands seven-figure deal with traditional imprint (Alison Flood / Guardian) 3. Google Play Books wants you to be the next E. E. → Read More
Daily Must Reads, April 7, 2015
1. New report: Local newspapers have done a terrible job building local digital audiences (Joseph Lichtenstein / Nieman Lab) 2. Micropayments for news articles are a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad idea (Will Federman / Medium) 3. → Read More
Daily Must Reads, April 6, 2015
1. Twitter and YouTube blocked in Turkey over hostage photos (Graham Cluley / WeLiveSecurity) 2. John Oliver makes Edward Snowden squirm on ‘Last Week Tonight’ (Marlow Stern / The Daily Beast) [VID] 3. → Read More
Daily Must Reads, April 3, 2015
1. The petty etiquette of discrimination (Noah Berlatsky / The Atlantic) 2. Wall Street and Silicon Valley form an uneasy alliance (Andrew Ross Sorkin / New York Times) 3. In a bid for modern coverage, student paper tries a new Medium (Benjamin Mullin / Poynter) 4. → Read More
Journalism & Digital Education Roundup, April 2, 2015
1. Yale researchers to study learning game apps (Natasha Singer / New York Times) 2. Seymour Hersh on My Lai and the state of investigative journalism (Jared Malsin / Columbia Journalism Review) 3. Sea level rise app launched (Ted Gutsche / Eyes on the Rise) 4. → Read More
Daily Must Reads, April 2, 2015
1. Tech leaders call on lawmakers to reject discrimination (Jillian Ward / Bloomberg Business) 2. Seymour Hersh on My Lai and the state of investigative journalism (Jared Malsin / Columbia Journalism Review) 3. → Read More
Daily Must Reads, April 1, 2015
1. What reporters need to know about covering net neutrality (Michael Fitzgerald / Nieman Reports) 2. U.S. smartphone use in 2015, Chapter 2: Usage and attitudes toward smartphones (Aaron Smith / Pew Research) 3. → Read More
Daily Must Reads, March 31, 2015
1. 32 civic innovators receive $5 million in funding in first Knight Cities Challenge (Carol Coletta / Knight Foundation) 2. A business plan canvas tool made for reporters, entrepreneurs, and teachers (Aleszu Bajak / Storybench) 3. <a href=http://ow. → Read More
E-Books & Self-Publishing Roundup, March 31, 2015
1. Book-censoring Clean Reader app closes catalogue, profanity is mother-[freaking] victorious (Kathleen Culliton / Bustle) 2. What you need to know about crowdfunded publishing (Matt Kaye / Jane Friedman) 3. <a href=http://ow. → Read More
Daily Must Reads, March 30, 2015
MediaShift explains how traditional media such as newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, music and movies are changing with digital disruption and adapting their business models for a more mobile, networked world. If you're interested in submitting a guest column, see our guidelines here. → Read More
Daily Must Reads, March 27, 2015
MediaShift explains how traditional media such as newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, music and movies are changing with digital disruption and adapting their business models for a more mobile, networked world. If you're interested in submitting a guest column, see our guidelines here. → Read More
Journalism & Digital Education Roundup, March 26, 2015
MediaShift explains how traditional media such as newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, music and movies are changing with digital disruption and adapting their business models for a more mobile, networked world. If you're interested in submitting a guest column, see our guidelines here. → Read More
Daily Must Reads, March 26, 2015
MediaShift explains how traditional media such as newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, music and movies are changing with digital disruption and adapting their business models for a more mobile, networked world. If you're interested in submitting a guest column, see our guidelines here. → Read More