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| The New York Times' Chronicle tool explores how language—and journalism—has evolved |
| The New York Times is using data gleaned from its Chronicle tool to elevate the paper's level of written integrity by spotting language laziness or sloppy writing habits. For example, "signature" appeared in 1,500 NYT articles in 2010. What language patterns do you recognize in your publication's content? |
FULL ARTICLE | - Niemen Journalism Lab |
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| Facebook caters to businesses, others with separate news feed |
| It seems like social platforms are all about business lately—Facebook, for example, is attempting to make both audiences and advertisers happy with a separate new "Pages Feed" on which users can click to see all promotional posts unfiltered. Here's what Mark Cuban thinks. |
FULL ARTICLE | - CNET |
| Pinterest removes ban on commercial use as it adds business accounts |
| Publishers, Pinterest is open for business. And it's calling itself a traffic driver, with a reported 900% increase in clicks for Allrecipes under its belt. Pinterest's official business accounts acknowledge that businesses have a need for the platform. |
FULL ARTICLE | - All Things D |
| Startup InboundWriter nabs new funds to help media better seduce search engines |
| Startup-to-watch for publishers, InboundWriter, is gearing up to solve this SEO situation. The company's semantic technology claims to analyze your content and suggest ways to tweak it in order to put it at the top of the search heap. This could become part of editorial workflow. |
FULL ARTICLE | - AdAge |
| What is 'native advertising'? |
| Don't be embarrassed. Defining "native advertising" can be as tricky as discerning what someone means when they say, "biweekly." Here are interpretations from 6 media execs. |
FULL ARTICLE | - Digiday |
| Publishers' customer experience mandate |
| Companies in many industries are restructuring their businesses around customer-driven insights. It's time for media companies to join the party and put "customer experience" at the forefront of their decision-making. |
FULL ARTICLE | - eMedia Vitals |
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