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• Journalistopia » Free pro blog accounts for journalists at TypePad » Posted 3 hours ago

  The folks over at TypePad are offering free pro blogging accounts to journalists and former journalists under the moniker of a “Journalist Bailout Program” (har, very funny fellas). The free plan –which typically costs $14.95 a month– offers technical support, ... [Link]

• Digital Web Recent Articles Feed » RESTful CSS » Posted 13 hours ago

  With every web developer or agency worth their salt releasing a web application these days, it was inevitable that attention would eventually turn to how best to manage CSS within a modern MVC framework. Steve Heffernan pairs stylesheets with REST ... [Link]

• The Local Onliner » Angie’s List Gets $18 Million in New Funding; $66 million Raised in All » Posted 13 hours ago

  Angie’s List, the premium, user-paid directory of local business reviews, announced today that it has raised $18 million in new capital from Lighthouse Capital Partners. The site has now raised $66 million in total, including $13 million in 2006 from ... [Link]

• The Local Onliner » Yelp Traffic Stats Suggests Broad Local Usage » Posted 17 hours ago

  Yelp is often dismissed as a bar and restaurant site for recent college grads in San Francisco. But site usage released by the company suggests that it has rather broad usage, and shouldn’t be so readily pigeon-holed. The site also ... [Link]

• The Journalism Iconoclast » Today’s Thought: Complacency is not an option » Posted 20 hours ago

  Complacency is a bridge to nowhere. I cannot tell you or your news organization exactly what to do. There is no magic bullet that will save floundering news organizations. But I can tell you that the status quo will end ... [Link]

• The Journalism Iconoclast » Podcast: David Cohn discusses Spot.Us and community funding » Posted 20 hours ago

  David Cohn launched his new community-funded journalism project, Spot.Us, last week to much fan fare. I don’t know whether or not it can save journalism or if it will fail. My guess is on somewhere in the middle. It will ... [Link]

• The Journalism Iconoclast » The real challenge that journalism needs » Posted 20 hours ago

  Forget the Knight News Challenge. It’s not what journalism really needs. What journalism needs is a challenge to create local news startups with new business models — to make products that people care about again and that are sustainable without ... [Link]

• The Journalism Iconoclast » We were never in the newspaper business » Posted 20 hours ago

  We were always in the news business. That’s what our readers and users care about. It’s the news. If people cared about the paper more than the news, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post and ... [Link]

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