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The Story So Far

Local and Niche Sites The advantages of being small

By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

The KickerCJR's daily blog

• Bin Laden Unnerved by al Qaeda Magazine
• Australian Media CEO’s Embarrassing Memo Mistake
• “The Story So Far” Panel with Ken Auletta
• Morning Joe Puts Madoff on the Couch
• In Singapore, Social Media Aids Another Political Shift

Latest Stories

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Audit Notes:WSJ’s Deceptive Edits,NYT Glows for Bharara, Cohan Glowers

  By Ryan Chittum

  Fri May 13 2011 07:50 PM

• Campaign Desk

  Romney on Romneycare is a BustConservatives are not buying Mitt’s Michigan speech

  By Joel Meares

  Fri May 13 2011 02:57 PM

• Campaign Desk

  Romney and His Health Care PlanDoes he or doesn’t he like what he did?

  By Trudy Lieberman

  Fri May 13 2011 02:26 PM

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Now It’s theNYT’s Turn to Take On Trump Inc.

  By Ryan Chittum

  Fri May 13 2011 11:28 AMComments (1)

• Behind the News,Regret the Error

  Notes on Photo FraudBin Laden’s death shows the possibilities for manipulation are endless

  By Craig Silverman

  Fri May 13 2011 11:00 AMComments (4)

• The Observatory,The Water Cooler

  A Watershed Moment for theChesapeake Bay JournalOn its 20th anniversary, the paper is growing and remolding its image

  By Curtis Brainard

  Fri May 13 2011 10:00 AM

• The News Frontier

  Q&A;: Andrea Miller of YourTango“Gaming mechanics will become the next interesting frenzy around media.”

  By Lauren Kirchner

  Fri May 13 2011 01:33 AM

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Audit Notes: Slick Politics, Greece’s Red Flag, What Caused Oil’s Tumble?

  By Ryan Chittum

  Thu May 12 2011 08:35 PM

• Campaign Desk

  Reporting from the RightHeritage Foundation aims to fill left-right coverage gap

  By Ben Adler

  Thu May 12 2011 03:23 PMComments (8)

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  An FCC Commissioner’s Brazen Dash Through the Revolving DoorBuried byThe Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg News

  By Ryan Chittum

  Thu May 12 2011 01:33 PMComments (4)

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Too Big To Fail, The Movie

  By Felix Salmon

  Thu May 12 2011 08:41 AMComments (1)

• The News Frontier

  Q&A;: Walker Evans of Columbus Underground“We try to shape our editorial calendar around our audience”

  By Lauren Kirchner

  Thu May 12 2011 01:00 AM

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Microsoft-Skype Gets Bubble-Era Hype from theTimes (UPDATED)TheJournal andFT bring much-needed skepticism about the deal

  By Ryan Chittum

  Wed May 11 2011 08:22 PMComments (4)

• Campaign Desk

  A 60 Percent Osama Bump?New approval rating raises a flap

  By Joel Meares

  Wed May 11 2011 03:54 PMComments (3)

• Campaign Desk

  The Secret Money “Seduction”Democrats get their Priorities in order for 2012

  By Liz Cox Barrett

  Wed May 11 2011 03:41 PMComments (6)

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  L.A. Times Examines Trump’s Gold-Plated Corporate Welfare

  By Ryan Chittum

  Wed May 11 2011 02:49 PMComments (4)

• Campaign Desk,The Observatory

  A Mining Disaster Follow-up Follows the MoneyL.A. Times’s revealing report on inaction after the WV coal mine explosion

  By Joel Meares

  Wed May 11 2011 11:49 AM

• The News Frontier

  Q&A;: Bill Grueskin and Lucas Graves on the Changing Business of News“Philanthropic or government support can’t fund journalism in the way that we’re used to.”

  By Lauren Kirchner

  Wed May 11 2011 01:00 AM

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Audit Notes: “People Love It,” The New Nocera,NYT Parody Flop

  By Ryan Chittum

  Tue May 10 2011 09:05 PMComments (2)

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Race to the BottomATimes story illustrates a peril that is a virtue to some

  By Ryan Chittum

  Tue May 10 2011 04:08 PMComments (2)

• Behind the News,Borders & Bylines

  An Economic Case for More Women in Global JournalismGender inequality isn’t just a social issue

  By Justin D. Martin and Dalia Abbas

  Tue May 10 2011 01:35 PMComments (1)

• News Meeting

  Which News Sites Are Best at Engaging their Readers?And which ones are only interested in fly-by clicks?

  By The Editors

  Tue May 10 2011 01:09 PMComments (8)

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  The Story So Far: What We Know About the Business of Digital JournalismA report from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism

  By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

  Tue May 10 2011 10:00 AM

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  IntroductionThe story so far: what we know about the business of digital journalism

  By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

  Tue May 10 2011 12:13 AM

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  Chapter One: News From EverywhereThe economics of digital journalism

  By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

  Tue May 10 2011 12:12 AM

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  Chapter Two: Traffic PatternsWhy big audiences aren’t always profitable

  By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

  Tue May 10 2011 12:11 AM

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  Chapter Three: Local and Niche SitesThe advantages of being small

  By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

  Tue May 10 2011 12:10 AM

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  Chapter Four: The New New MediaMobile, video, and other emerging platforms

  By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

  Tue May 10 2011 12:09 AMComments (1)

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  Chapter Five: PaywallsThe price tag for information

  By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

  Tue May 10 2011 12:08 AM

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  Chapter Six: Aggregation‘Shameless’—and essential

  By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

  Tue May 10 2011 12:07 AM

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  Chapter Seven: Dollars and DimesThe new costs of doing business

  By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

  Tue May 10 2011 12:06 AM

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  Chapter Eight: New Users, New RevenueAlternative ways to make money

  By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

  Tue May 10 2011 12:06 AM

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  Chapter Nine: Managing DigitalAudience, data, and dollars

  By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

  Tue May 10 2011 12:05 AM

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  ConclusionLessons, takeaways, and bullet points

  By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

  Tue May 10 2011 12:04 AM

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  Executive Summary

  By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

  Tue May 10 2011 12:03 AM

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  Acknowledgements and CreditsFor “The Story So Far: What We Know About the Business of Digital Journalism”

  By Bill Grueskin, Ava Seave, and Lucas Graves

  Tue May 10 2011 12:02 AM

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  How Smaller Gets Bigger

  By Jan Schaffer

  Tue May 10 2011 12:02 AMComments (1)

• The Audit,The Business of Digital Journalism

  Diving Down into “The Story So Far”And coming up with the parts you need to read

  By Felix Salmon

  Tue May 10 2011 12:02 AMComments (2)

• The Business of Digital Journalism

  Stop Chasing Fly-By News ConsumersAnd get to know your core audience

  By Staci Kramer

  Tue May 10 2011 12:02 AM

• Language Corner

  Failure to LaunchAdding “ing” makes a noun, or not

  By Merrill Perlman

  Mon May 9 2011 02:55 PM

• Campaign Desk

  The AP Takes the Public’s PulseCovering Medicare, part four

  By Trudy Lieberman

  Mon May 9 2011 02:33 PM

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  U.S. Oil Is Limited and Fungible, the HuffPost Reports

  By Ryan Chittum

  Mon May 9 2011 12:40 PMComments (7)

• The News Frontier

  New Media Goes Door to Door in the Deep SouthAfter a year and a half, Birmingham news site Weld is cleared for launch

  By Michael Meyer

  Mon May 9 2011 10:57 AMComments (2)

• Reports

  The Smith RulesSam Smith covers the Chicago Bulls—for the Bulls

  By Daniel Libit

  Mon May 9 2011 06:00 AMComments (5)

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Audit Notes: UBS Fraud, Stevie Cohen, Bankers 4 Liz Warren!

  By Ryan Chittum

  Fri May 6 2011 04:30 PMComments (3)

• The Observatory

  Science Blogs “Win a Place at the Table”Zimmer and Yong on the evolution of online science coverage

  By Curtis Brainard

  Fri May 6 2011 01:00 PMComments (1)

• Campaign Desk

  And We’re Off!First debate low on candidates, substance, & attention

  By Clint Hendler

  Fri May 6 2011 12:35 PM

• Behind the News,Regret the Error

  “Obama Osama bin Laden Is Dead”The Osama/Obama error is an international phenomenon

  By Craig Silverman

  Fri May 6 2011 12:18 PMComments (4)

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Murdoch’s Hacking ScandalTwo stories cover the political, police, and press angles on the News Corp. coverup

  By Ryan Chittum

  Fri May 6 2011 09:49 AM

• Second Read

  The Paper ChaseFor tabloid king Emile Gauvreau, it took a lifetime to slow down

  By Michael Shapiro

  Fri May 6 2011 09:00 AM

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Audit Notes: CEO Porn; Ryan Avent on Paul Ryan; Sbarro, Cooked

  By Ryan Chittum

  Thu May 5 2011 09:08 PMComments (1)

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Old-SchoolJournal Leder Spotted in the WildThe paper finds greenwashing in the jungle by Estée Lauder

  By Ryan Chittum

  Thu May 5 2011 02:19 PM

• The News Frontier

  COIN StarsCounterinsurgency bloggers help set the Afghanistan agenda

  By Maura R. O'Connor

  Thu May 5 2011 12:59 PM

• Behind the News,The Water Cooler

  A Tight Deadline, 4,000 Words, Then Ten Years of WaitingA Q&A; with Kate Zernike, Osama bin Laden’s obituarist for theNYT

  By Lauren Kirchner

  Thu May 5 2011 10:26 AM

• Behind the News,The Student Lounge

  How State-Funded TV Stations Covered the Osama NewsA look at Russia Today, Press TV, France 24, and others

  By Linette Lopez

  Thu May 5 2011 10:05 AMComments (5)

• Cover Story

  Breathing RoomToward a new Arab media

  By Lawrence Pintak

  Thu May 5 2011 08:30 AM

• Cover Story

  English LessonThe moment has arrived for Al Jazeera English, except in the US

  By Lawrence Pintak

  Thu May 5 2011 08:30 AMComments (2)

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Audit Notes: Globalization and Corporate Crime, Capital Gains, Auto Correct

  By Ryan Chittum

  Wed May 4 2011 07:23 PM

• Campaign Desk

  A Photo of History Being Made (Up)?Spot the presidential address reenactment photo!

  By Liz Cox Barrett

  Wed May 4 2011 06:07 PMComments (4)

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  The Regulators on the BusATimes story shows the resources gap between regulators and Wall Street

  By Ryan Chittum

  Wed May 4 2011 12:28 PMComments (8)

• Campaign Desk

  Single Sourcing on a Medicare Story at NPRCovering Medicare, part three

  By Trudy Lieberman

  Wed May 4 2011 12:23 PMComments (21)

• Feature

  Anybody There?Why the UK’s phone-hacking scandal met media silence

  By Archie Bland

  Wed May 4 2011 08:45 AMComments (1)

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Audit Notes: Levin-Coburn Referrals; Falling Dollar, Rising Exports; Amazon Watch

  By Ryan Chittum

  Tue May 3 2011 08:12 PMComments (2)

• News Meeting

  Where Did You Get Your bin Laden News?And now, where do you go for analysis?

  By The Editors

  Tue May 3 2011 03:52 PMComments (35)

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Lucky Duckies Waddle Onto theWSJ News PagesThe poor and lower middle class pay federal taxes, too

  By Ryan Chittum

  Tue May 3 2011 02:53 PM

• Earth Journalism,The Observatory

  Red Alert on the Green BeatViolence and threats severely restrain environmental coverage in much of the world

  By James Fahn

  Tue May 3 2011 08:45 AM

• Feature

  Covering Obama’s Secret WarWhen drones strike, key questions go unasked and unanswered

  By Tara McKelvey

  Tue May 3 2011 08:30 AMComments (1)

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  Too Big to Fail: New Jersey Mall EditionChris Christie can’t let Xanadu go under; $400 million in corporate welfare

  By Ryan Chittum

  Mon May 2 2011 07:50 PMComments (2)

• Campaign Desk

  “I Am Not Reporting Anything to You”How Fox News, CNN handled the initial Bin Laden news

  By Liz Cox Barrett

  Mon May 2 2011 06:04 PMComments (4)

• Behind the News

  Osama bin Laden, 54, Public Enemy No. 1A review of the obits

  By Lauren Kirchner

  Mon May 2 2011 05:10 PMComments (1)

• Language Corner

  Hyphen-ationA little mark can make a big difference

  By Merrill Perlman

  Mon May 2 2011 03:52 PMComments (2)

• The News Frontier

  Sunday Night ScreenshotsHow the news websites did bin Laden

  By Lauren Kirchner

  Mon May 2 2011 01:25 PMComments (5)

• The Observatory

  Coverage of New Chernobyl Analysis Fails Risk Reporting BasicsIncludes absolute risk, but not relative

  By David Ropeik

  Mon May 2 2011 12:24 PMComments (18)

• Economic Crisis,The Audit

  WSJ Notes That Commodities Go Down, Too

  By Ryan Chittum

  Mon May 2 2011 12:11 PM

• Behind the News,Borders & Bylines

  International News Sites Cover bin Laden’s DeathAt varying decibels

  By Justin D. Martin

  Mon May 2 2011 11:39 AMComments (12)

• Campaign Desk

  Kudos to Remapping DebateA refreshing take on a long-legged health reform story

  By Trudy Lieberman

  Mon May 2 2011 09:59 AMComments (7)

• Feature

  True EnoughThe second age of PR

  By John Sullivan

  Mon May 2 2011 06:00 AMComments (9)

• The Audit

  Audit Notes: Those Pricey Reporters, Business Press Critique, Wolff’s Idealism, etc.

  By Dean Starkman

  Fri Apr 29 2011 02:51 PM

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