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links for 2007-01-02

January 2, 2007

  • Columbia Daily Tribune: Web site hits lend newspaper insight into readers’ minds
    “Want to scare the bejesus out of a seasoned newspaper editor? Show him or her a list of the most-viewed stories on the paper’s Web site.”
    (tags: journalism statistics metrics readership populism news_values)
  • Beltway Blogroll: The Anti-Blog Silly Season
    “As the news cycle slows every year at this time, journalists who are looking for stories start looking to the blogs and then attack with abandon.”
    (tags: journalism blogs bloggers)
  • Beltway Blogroll: Blog Bits
    “The Missouri blogosphere has won praise from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch for breaking some of the biggest political stories in the state this year, and politicians aren’t too thrilled by the development.”
    (tags: journalism blogs politics usa missouri)
  • Social Epistemology 4(19): Actor-Networking the News
    A useful academic paper from 2005 in which Fred Turner of Stanford University suggests applying Actor-Network Theory to the sociology of news production.
    (tags: sociology journalism)
  • sueddeutsche.de: Journalisten als Hilfsheriffs Das Netz des Hasses
    A German paper asks: Do US-style computer-assisted reporting investigations based on public registers of sex offenders deputise journalists into doing the work of law enforcement?
    (tags: journalism ethics crime car nicar arcview foi foia)
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Martin Stabe is a data journalist based in London. He is an head of interactive news at the Financial Times.