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Social & Digital coffee break: 3 stories in 3 sentences Paid Members Public
Because your time is precious, and I respect it, dammit.
Engaged reading digest: members-only apps, and the funnel is back Paid Members Public
The Guardian launches a member-only app, people are discovering funnels a decade late, and HuffPo is on the auction block.
Local Journalism: breaking out of the London bubble Paid Members Public
Local journalism is in trouble in the UK - there's no disputing that. What can the big national sites do to help?
HuffPo and the market value of journalism Paid Members Public
OK. I’m irritated now. Perhaps it was inevitable that the media response to the launch of Huffington Post UK [http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/] today would be dominated by the fact that the majority of the content contributors don’t get paid [http://blogs.journalism.co.uk/editors/2011/
Of HuffPos, blogs and journalists, of bloggers and kings Paid Members Public
Tracey Ullman, of all people, perfectly catches the media dynamic of our age [http://www.huffingtonpost.com/tracey-ullman/arianna-and-me_b_889612.html?ir=UK] in (inevitably) HuffPo UK: > When King George V died, his time of death was withheld so that theThe Times could break the news rather than the
