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• Invisible Inkling » Commenting survey results » Posted 105 minutes ago

  For a couple years now, I’ve been working with editors, reporters, and commenters on news sites taking the following hypothesis as a given: Commenters will be the most civil in the place that is the most public. For example, I ... [Link]

• yelvington.com » The Internet isn't killing newspapers » Posted 6 hours ago

  I know I'm repeating myself, but it bears repeating: The Internet isn't killing newspapers. The Internet didn't create the conditions that left the Lee Enterprises, the Tribune Company, Journal Register, Gatehouse Media, the Star Tribune and a dozen others hanging ... [Link]

• The Journalism Iconoclast » The NYT is selling front page ads. Oh nos! » Posted 8 hours ago

  Seriously, it’s not that big of a deal. Well, it is, but it doesn’t mean the quality of The New York Times will diminish. Nor do I think for a second that front page ads will influence editorial decisions. But ... [Link]

• yelvington.com » Front page, back page -- what's important is where the money comes from » Posted 11 hours ago

  So the New York Times is running display advertising on the front page. And there's a great disturbance in the Twittersphere and an upheaval in the Blogosphere. Either this is a crime against the purity of the newspaper, or it's ... [Link]

• Local Onliner » Subscribe to Local Onliner! » Posted 26 hours ago

  Pardon the self-promotion. But the traffic summaries consistently tell me that more than 3/4 of my readers are “new” to Local Onliner. Why not subscribe? That way you won’t forget to look at all the compelling content I am putting ... [Link]

• Local Onliner » Gannett Rolling Out Local-National Network » Posted 27 hours ago

  If any company had the local and regional footprints to build a local editorial network, it would probably be Gannett, with its 85 newspapers. If Gannett were to go that route, I always thought the conduit would be USA Today. ... [Link]

• yelvington.com » Early to the game but late to learn how to play » Posted 33 hours ago

  Writing for Slate, Jack Schafer describes "How Newspapers Tried to Invent the Web But Failed." You new kids should read it carefully. Then get off my lawn. Schafer, who reveals he was offered a job at the Washington Post's first ... [Link]

• Local Onliner » Life After Newspapers: Clues in Menand’s History of The Village Voice » Posted 2 days ago

  There is still some life in many newspapers, but recent results have encouraged a basic question: what would it be like if newspapers left the scene? Would our information needs be met by NPR? Blogs? The common belief is that ... [Link]

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