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tl;dr: the Facebook is burning issue Paid Members Public
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…
Lunchtime links: subs, Google News and the problem with Wikipedia Paid Members Public
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
Five articles you need to read this morning Paid Members Public
Because procrastination and coffee are what the morning is made for,
5 on Facebook – August 15th Paid Members Public
Five links about Facebook and its impact that are worth your time today.
Analytics for Journalists: some further reading Paid Members Public
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
No 3 on the inbound marketing hit parade Paid Members Public
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…
A quick blog history lesson for tech bloggers Paid Members Public
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, and
