tl;dr newsletter
tl;dr: the Facebook is burning issue
This week's in-depth round-up of links has depth on Meta's problems, lots of newsletter news, and plenty more to keep you enthralled this weekend…
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Lunchtime links: subs, Google News and the problem with Wikipedia
It must be the silly season. LinkedIn is getting into subs? Plus some useful stuff on Google News and a critical look at the media/Wikipedia intersection
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Five articles you need to read this morning
Because procrastination and coffee are what the morning is made for,
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Five Morning Links
Five worthwhile reads to start your day.
5 on Facebook
5 on Facebook – August 15th
Five links about Facebook and its impact that are worth your time today.
analytics
Analytics for Journalists: some further reading
I’ve just finished* running a workshop on analytics for journalists at news:rewired this afternoon [https://www.newsrewired.com/agenda-6/]. Here’s a selection of links I promised the attendees to allow them to explore some of the issues contained in the presentation in more detail: * One Trinity Mirror
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No 3 on the inbound marketing hit parade
I wrote the 3rd best blog post on inbound marketing [http://upcity.com/blog/2013/03/top-25-inbound-marketing-articles-of-the-week-march-1-2013/] this week. This is, frankly, a bit of a surprise, as I have no idea what inbound marketing is…
Blogging
A quick blog history lesson for tech bloggers
Stephen Hackett of 512 Pixels linked to Marcelo Somer’s post about linkblogging [http://behindcompanies.com/2012/08/the-linkblog-cancer/]: > So what’s going on? Slow news cycle in the summer? Maybe. But the link post is much more to blame. It was pioneered by John Gruber back in 04,
conferences
Like Minds Liveblogging Day 1 linkage
[](https://i0.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2011/10/IMG_0140-Version-2.jpg) Here’s what I liveblogged yesterday:- [The New Nature of the World](http://wearelikeminds.com/articles/new-nature-of-the-world)
Blogging
My Top 10 Posts of 2010
2010 is staggering towards the finishing line, all but spent in the convulsions of iPad lust, paywall panic and Wikileak wailing. It’s been quite a year for journalism, but one that’s been more marked by wishful thinking and panic than actual progress, to my mind, anyway. Let’s
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links for 2008-12-17
Cross-posted Delicious links for today