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- They gave local news away for free. Virtually nobody wanted it. - Columbia Journalism Review
The news and media business is very difficult, but nowhere is it more difficult than in local news. When 2,529 people were offered a free subscription to their local newspapers,…
- What the ephemerality of the Web means for your hyperlinks - Columbia Journalism Review
Interesting data on how old links to content hold up over time. Of these deep links, 25 percent of all links were completely inaccessible. Linkrot became more common over time: 6…
- The infinite scroll - Columbia Journalism Review
Humorous and cutting essay on the sad state of advertising on so many media website.
- Do journalists pay too much attention to Twitter? - Columbia Journalism Review
This is an important and interesting question. When I read the headline the immediate thought in my head was "Yes!" . The study goes into more detail and gets deeper into the…
- Erasing history - Columbia Journalism Review
The permanence of digital content is something I think about for personal websites, but I hadn't considered how damaging that intersection could be for newspaper sites. I've…
- Esquire loses a man at his best
Great editors embody their brands: Anna Wintour of Vogue, David Remnick of The New Yorker, Graydon Carter of Vanity Fair. Granger, who at 59 belongs to their generation, has used…
- The media's reaction to Seymour Hersh's bin Laden scoop has been disgraceful
Seymour Hersh has done the public a great service by breathing life into questions surrounding the official narrative of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden. Yet instead of…
- Look at Me! : CJR