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About Today’s NYT A-1 Trend Story…

... the one about how "people are increasingly waking up and lunging for cellphones and laptops, sometimes even before swinging... More

You Should See His Classical Music Reviews…

From the Bizarrely Incongruous Ledes Department, here's how Washington Post reporter Steve Yanda leads his recap of yesterday's Nationals/Diamondbacks game... More

Message Received? Advertisers (and Air Force) Turn to Twitter

Today in Twitter news: The New York Times Bits blog http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/08/10/tweeting-for-dollars/?scp=1&sq=twitter%20izea&st=cse ">reports on one marketing company's introduction of "'Sponsored Tweets,'... More

“The New Equivalent of a Full-Page Newspaper Ad?”

According to Nieman Lab (citing the following specifics from an LA Times profile of Hollywood gossip blogger Perez Hilton), it... More

In the Globe’s Crystal Ball? Paid Content

The management of the Boston Globe has informed its union bosses that the paper will soon begin charging for its... More

Ben Stein’s Money

Call it* "VOOdoo economics." Ben Stein, who has employed the peculiar mixture of his Ivy-educated intellect and verging-on-Godfreyesque voice to... More

So a Horse Walks into a (Stimulus Progress) Bar…

The Knight Foundation's blog has a great rundown of the early findings of the Stimulus Progress Bar, ProPublica's new tracker... More

The AP Registry: How It Will (and Won’t) Work

Poynter contributor Megan Taylor has a helpful and clear-headed breakdown. More

Globe-al Warming

It's official: the Times Company has put the Boston Globe up for sale. More

It’s Meant to be Seabiscuit, After All

Over at Politico, Michael Calderone has a post up noting that Washington Post TV critic Lisa de Moraes’s piece on... More

Vlad’s Vacay: Virile, Viral

It's not just cable. The international media, say what else you will about their commitment to covering the intricacies of... More

Target: Twitter

Unable to access Twitter this morning? This is why. More

Note to Dylan Ratigan: Don’t Piss Off Jonathan Capehart’s Mom

So: Bagelgate. In which an impish producer, during a recent episode of Dylan Ratigan's Morning Meeting, filmed the preternaturally-composed-and-always-immaculately-garbed Jonathan... More

CNN Grade Grubs

Still recovering from coverage of Obama's First 100 Days? Brace yourself. It's time for the media to assess Obama's Second... More

Not All “Media Workers” Can Do That

Time Out New York's Matt Schneiderman suggests five lines of work unemployed journalists might pursue -- publicist, editorial strategist, project... More

Oops! LAX TSA officer shamed a BoingBoing writer’s daughter

And he used his media clout to make it a thing

Can ladymags do serious journalism?

Some people don’t seem to think so

Atlantic launches weekly iPhone mag

The paid product its prez teased a few months back has arrived

The usefulness of pie charts, in two pie charts

Business Insider launched an excellent attack against pie charts. But if all those words are bogging you down, WaPo has a simpler version

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A moonrise unlike any you’ve ever seen

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