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Jay Rosen explains TPM.

Jay’s description of our model is spot on:

The point about inflow and key, and something that a lot of people miss. We focus a lot of attention on cultivating a good inbox. Emailing back readers who have helpful things to say to keep them emailing, pushing back on or ignoring lame stuff, filtering out spam. It’s as important as managing our RSS feeds. When you combine the two, if you do it right a lot of the information just comes to you.

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