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Is your mobile app offering the right features? Could your audience cover the news? And will radio survive in a world of Internet cars?

News and commentary from around the Web of interest to journalism innovators and entrepreneurs

Is your newsroom ready to publish on four platforms at once? Learn how one newsroom took on that challenge.

There is increasing momentum driving the idea that mainstream journalism -- and the ethics training around it -- should include the notion that it is not only OK but essential for reporters to report and even help convene community conversation around "solutions" to problems. But what does this do to the notion of independence?

Is there a better way to manage freelancers? What can news organizations learn from companies like Netflix? And how could you foster more innovation in your newsroom?

Are e-books worth the effort? And what kind of journalism could be done via Reddit?

Could PANDA rid your newsroom of "sad data"? And how can you create new kinds of maps and multimedia?

What new gadgets are most likely to change the reporting process? And how might technology shape news delivery in the future?

How can we harness the power of the crowd for reporting news? Or for getting information about crime?

News and commentary from around the Web of interest to journalism innovators and entrepreneurs

Which future trends are likely to affect your newsroom? And what are consumer brands doing that newsrooms could learn from?

Could mobile apps replace the evening newscast or even jeopardize the whole broadcast model? And is there opportunity in covering just one single topic?

News and commentary from around the Web of interest to journalism innovators and entrepreneurs