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Experiments in the Open Newsroom Concept

Swapping story scoops for reader input

By Alysia Santo Nov 17, 2011 at 09:51 AM

OpenFile, a Canadian online-news organization, has modeled its editorial decisions around reader suggestions. The organization covers seven cities, from Halifax... More

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