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News gets more personal on the iPad

News gets more personal on the iPad

What do personalized news apps from Pulse, Apollo, Flipboard mean for publishers? 

New Web fonts promise cross-platform support

New Web fonts promise cross-platform support

Upcoming Font Bureau offerings will scale to different screen sizes, OS/browser types.

A failed experiment in "new" journalism

A failed experiment in "new" journalism

NewsLabs, positioned as a co-op platform for journalists, folds its tent after a few short months.

Measuring the audience impact of paywalls: Quality over quantity

Measuring the audience impact of paywalls: Quality over quantity

More audience data means beter targeting opportunities - and new data privacy concerns.

5 steps to getting your brand mobile

5 steps to getting your brand mobile

More than half of the world's population owns a mobile phone. Five steps you can take to tap into this opportunity now.

Early adopters of new online payment platform leaning toward metered, segmented options

In Q&A, Journalism Online co-founder Gordon Crovitz sheds more light on ‘Press+’ deployments.

The advertorial goes digital

 How one company is trying to bring the newspaper standby to the online world.

Media blogs we love (or at least like)

 We comb through our bookmarks and RSS feeds to bring you our favorite media blogs of the year. 

Tracking the tweets: Conference attendees get social about e-readers

Twitter chatter from eBook Summit offers a view into issues around emerging publishing platform.  

The rise of local at CUNY New Business Models for News

Yesterday, when 100-plus people gathered at CUNY to talk about the business models for local news local publishers suddenly realized that they were not alone.