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The Dish After raising a few hundred thousand dollars immediately and about $611,000 after a few weeks, subscriber growth is slowing for Andrew Sullivan’s Daily Dish blog. Sullivan …

NPR officially moves into a new headquarters in Washington, D.C. today, five years after it bought the property and began planning for the move. NPR had been based in a narrow triangular building in the Mt. Vernon Square neighborhood since … …

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The image-sharing network Pinterest released a new analytics tool this week that serves up lots of data about how its users engage with your website’s content. …

Google Glass, a pair of wearable computer-enhanced eyeglasses, is possibly the next-big-thing in mobile computing. …

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Mark Zuckerberg is getting a lot of attention for talking about today’s News Feed redesign as making Facebook a “personalized newspaper.” Which sounds OK, I guess, but that vague notion is also exactly …

NBC’s Richard Engel describes being kidnapped in Syria: A group of about 15 armed men were fanning out around us. Three or four of them stood …

“Nobody ‘goes online’ any more: the internet is becoming an ambient background thing-that’s-always-there, rather than a mass communications medium that people consciously think of themselves as paying attention to.” - Felix Salmon, Content economics, part 1: advertising …

“If you are not asking yourself every couple of years how to once more scare yourself to death, then you are living something of the coward’s life. Ain’t no room for cowards in journalism at this moment in time.” - Joe Sexton …

“I think people become more informed citizens when they understand the processes of journalism, not just the products of journalism. By following me, they get to see the processes in action – and hopefully they get something from the experience.” - Andy Carvin, in Tweeting …

“A publication’s app should be designed and built with purpose and consideration. The Magazine works because I based decisions not on what everyone else was doing, but on what would be best for this magazine. Every publication has its own unique needs, audience, economics, and style, so their apps should reflect that. In the past, publications had a harder t …

“On October 3, CNN.com will also debut new clip-and-share video editing features. With DVR-like controls, clip-and-share makes everyone a CNN editor. Users can quickly fast-forward and rewind to the perfect start and end points to create powerful video clips, straight from the live feed.” - …

“News startups large and small—MAPLight, Smoking Gun, Homicide Watch, ProPublica—are all experimenting with new sources of informational value—amateurs, crowds, databases—and with new possibilities for producing news in partnerships and consortia. These organizations all punch above their weight, given their staff costs. In the same way the Industrial Revolu …

“In 2012, the definition of journalist must include bringing more people to my journalism. It’s not enough to say ‘I report well, I write well’ … bringing more people to your journalism is part of who you are.” - Raju Narisetti, WSJ digital chief,  …

“Media is the way to build the brand; data is the way to build the revenue.” - Rafat Ali, explaining the approach to building his new startup …

“The future for developers? It looks like, ultimately, it’s not building apps to read Twitter, it’s building apps into Twitter.” - Matt Buchanan, The Future Of Twitter Is Nothing You’ve Seen Before …