Andrew Golis

Go Sam (and team, of course!).

MSNBC sure seems to be growing their online operation impressively. Would be interested in hearing more about what Fox or CNN are up to.

Smart stuff.

I have a lot of issues w/ the Economist, but good on them!

JESUS that's a lot of money.

This is brilliant. Mad props to Henry.

Globe blew up yesterday because of Kennedy's death, was prepared with video and long-form package. Very well done.

NPR does a story on WaPo and NYTs being two years late to the new editorial processes we created for online journalism. Nice comments from Amanda!

Globe blew up yesterday because of Kennedy's death, was prepared with video and long-form package. Very well done.

NPR does a story on WaPo and NYTs being two years late to the new editorial processes we created for online journalism. Nice comments from Amanda!

Nice catch by Gawker. Dude is shameless.

Nice catch by Gawker. Dude is shameless.

He's declaring victory on the supply side and focusing on demand. KEY.

More copy cats!

I don't know if it's fair to say they're "covering it up," but they are changing it. Henry keeps poking at HuffPo over their secret money-maker: celebrity/sex photos.

Metadata and automation. Big.

Interesting.

The power of "list journalism."

Copy cats.

Interesting: "In an editorial meeting, Jack Shafer, the media columnist for Slate, observed that the news cycle had three distinct parts: an overnight shift led by newspapers, a daytime phase when other news media entities react to the overnight news, and an afternoon phase when, as Mr. Plotz put it, 'the day's news events break and are digested.'"

Love the concept of "combinatorial innovation". Very elegant way of framing what's happening.

Really liked Today's Papers back in the day, but this is probably an overdue change.

A kind of confused piece on J Bird.

Well put.

Good model: charge for things people aren't already getting for free.

The people demand more Maddow. Can you blame them?

Not all traffic is created equal. Valuable lesson.

Momentum is seriously building. Amazing.

Huh. Not sure what to make of this.

For better or for worse, you gotta give them credit: the owned the shit out of this story.

Looks a lot like the NYTs page. Effective functionally, could use some design punch.

Really beautifully done.

Really nice piece on the robust strategic and intellectual life w/in the netroots seen at YearlyKos.

Henry does a fantastic (if critical) review of two new books on the Netroots.