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Texas Tribune scores $1.5 million Knight Foundation Grant |
The Knight Foundation is giving a $1.5 million grant to the Texas Tribune, a four-year-old news start-up based in Austin. The grant is part acknowledgment, part encouragement — acknowledgment that the Tribune, against all apparent odds, has hit on a sustainable model for funding important accountability journalism. |
FULL ARTICLE | - Forbes |
Inside Hearst's programmatic-buying play |
Advertisers are shifting budgets to programmatic, particularly those with performance goals. These budgets are only available to publishers with the pipes to do business this way, machine to machine, and a willingness to craft programs that are driven by performance. |
FULL ARTICLE | - Digiday |
Gannett's digital strategies are paying off |
Gannett's all-access paywall strategy the company rolled out in 2012, paired with tremendous gains in broadcast advertising revenue thanks to the Olympics and the presidential election, have helped Gannett achieve its first year-over-year increase in company-wide revenue since 2006. |
FULL ARTICLE | - Editor & Publisher |
7 Responsive design tips to revamp your workflow |
Responsive design is rapidly becoming the new standard in our industry, along with its evolving carousel of best practices, platforms and tools. The movement has caused a shift in thinking, especially as we adapt our workflows for a more efficient project process. |
FULL ARTICLE | - Mashable |
MPA makes progress towards digital magazine ad standards |
Magazine publishers have found new fans for their content on tablets and e-readers, but will they ever be able to get advertisers to give them the same commitment? |
FULL ARTICLE | - AdWeek |
Why good storytelling helps you design great products |
One of the biggest flubs that product teams make is confusing designs that look great with designs that actually work well. It's a simple mistake, but it can have grave consequences: If your product doesn't work well, no one will even care how it looks, after all. |
FULL ARTICLE | - GigaOm |
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