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511.

How Sites Manipulate You into Clicking

5 years ago

2 points

512.

Genius raised a ton of money from investors, but now it’s being sold for parts

5 years ago

2 points

513.

“What I learned from a year on Substack”

5 years ago

2 points

514.

Tweet late, email early, and don’t forget about Saturday

15 years ago

2 points

515.

Designing a big news site is about more than beauty

15 years ago

2 points

516.

John Siracusa sells 3,000 copies of free review in 24hrs

15 years ago

2 points

517.

The Globe and Mail has built a paywall that knows when to give up

5 years ago

2 points

518.

Knight News Challenge 2011: Sixteen winners

15 years ago

2 points

519.

New Gmail Plugin Analyzes and Reveals Political Connections

15 years ago

HistoryInAction

2 points

520.

We need to know more about political ads. But can transparency be a trap?

5 years ago

2 points

521.

25 years ago, the internet declared its independence–for better and for worse

5 years ago

2 points

522.

The Enduring Allure of Conspiracies

5 years ago

2 points

523.

Google now blocking the ads publishers sell if they don’t meet Google’s standard

6 years ago

2 points

524.

AP: Data visualization is going through a renaissance in journalism

15 years ago

2 points

525.

New data on The Daily suggests a social media decline and a tough road ahead

15 years ago

2 points

526.

People are using Facebook and Instagram as search engines

6 years ago

2 points

527.

To crack India’s local news markets, Lokal asked users what they wanted

6 years ago

2 points

528.

Today’s podcast deals look like early era music label deals: not artist friendly

6 years ago

2 points

529.

A bug in Google News de-indexed a few local news sites

15 years ago

2 points

530.

Politifact developer Maite Waite on building future of news applications

15 years ago

2 points

531.

Coronavirus may just be the end for many alt-weeklies

6 years ago

2 points

532.

The WSJ has built a paywall that bends to the individual reader (2018)

6 years ago

2 points

533.

Who needs deepfakes? Simple out-of-context photos work well as disinformation

6 years ago

2 points

534.

Protocol – think Politico, but for tech – launches into a crowded space

6 years ago

2 points

535.

Liberal satire and conservative outrage are both responses to mainstream media

7 years ago

2 points

536.

Who becomes a Reddit conspiracy theorist? They have these things in common

7 years ago

2 points

537.

For Patch.com, local sex offender maps are a Halloween tradition

7 years ago

2 points

538.

Facebook will pay some news publishers to syndicate headlines and previews

7 years ago

2 points

539.

The Atlantic (re)joins the metered paywall club

7 years ago

2 points

540.

People avoid consuming news that bums them out

7 years ago

2 points