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links for 2007-01-31

January 31, 2007

  • Organ Grinder: Shiny Media gets serious with $4.5m investment
    Shiny Media’s Ashley Norris tells Jemima Kiss: “Traditional magazine media has either not covered or not covered well a lot of channels and niches… that’s what we have done, and we’ve found like minded people in a large number of areas that add up to a
    (tags: shiny_media blogs blogging journalism)
  • Pickled Politics: MPs want exemption from Freedom of Information!
    Sunny Hundal notices the FOI (Amendment) Bill: “Why isn’t more noise being made about this? Unity reckons bloggers should be making a fuss over this and I agree.”
    (tags: foi foia parliament)
  • Reflections of a Newsosaur: 183 days in jail – and counting
    “Josh Wolf, a freelance journalist from San Francisco, has quietly – and prodigiously – surpassed [Judith Miller's] unprecedented 85-day stint behind bars. Jailed for refusing to give his video out-takes to a federal prosecutor, Josh has been in the j
    (tags: journalism sources shield_law)
  • Huffington Post: Exclusive: NYTimes.com Up 21% – New Study: 66% of Blog Newspaper Traffic is Male and Gap is Widening
    Blake Fleetwood trusts the Nielson/Netratings figures: “Readership at NYTimes.com rose 21% over last year to 13 million viewers monthly, while visitors to the Washington Post Web site decreased 2%. The New York Post visitors increased by 62%.”
    (tags: nytimes washingtonpost online metrics nielson)
  • Innovation in College Media » Blog Archive » If you think you’re safe, you might not be
    BigLickU, “a new Web site and approach to reaching college audiences might be the biggest challenge yet to campus media dominance and ad revenues.”
    (tags: hyperlocal newspapers online students college_newspapers)
  • Common Sense Journalism: This paper needs a desk chief – badly
    Best ad for a sub ever: “If you know who Richard Lederer is and think that “Eats Chutes & Leaves” is one of the best presents ever, then you might want to come work for us.”
    (tags: subediting spelling journalism)
  • The Long Tail: The beginner’s guide to critiquing the Long Tail
    Chris Anderson looks at the five most common misreadings of his thesis used to critique it.
    (tags: long_tail longtail)
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Martin Stabe is a data journalist based in London. He is an head of interactive news at the Financial Times.