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The Nation magazine 2.0

The Nation magazine 2.0

The Nation re-launched in the spring and is now making up after a late start.

Poetsandquants: BW editor turns media entrepreneur

Poetsandquants: BW editor turns media entrepreneur

BusinessWeek's former editor seeks to create a successful content and monetization network for the business audience.

What AOL's Patch expansion means for local news publishers

What AOL's Patch expansion means for local news publishers

Hyperlocal push is a threat - and an opportunity. 

Who are you calling old?

Who are you calling old?

How three of America's oldest cultural magazines are adapting online.

How publishers curate the world of content

How publishers curate the world of content

Content curation platforms have moved beyond the RSS feed, providing varying levels of automation, functions and technology to suit a media company's needs.

Politifact: From the trash can to Pulitzer

Politifact: From the trash can to Pulitzer

How The St. Petersburg Times turned a side project into a Pulitzer Prize-winning revenue-generating journalistic innovation. 

Big media goes shopping for blogs

Big media goes shopping for blogs

Fivethirtyeight.com has announced it will be rolled into nyt.com. The site is just the latest in a big media buying spree.

The 7 kinds of content sharing agreements

The 7 kinds of content sharing agreements

Magazines, newspapers and broadcast media are all partnering to help streamline their editorial operations. Here are seven models, each with a real-world example.

Does quality mean one thing for online and another for print?

Online exec has really bad ideas about good content.

How to track your brand on the social Web

How to track your brand on the social Web

Chances are, your readers are sharing your links on dozens of different platforms and social media. We look at how to keep track of it all and measure whether your readers are reacting positively or negatively.