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A Brief History of The Press
Does it inform, or propagandize? Does it challenge our opinions, or re-inforce pre-existing ones? Is it fair, or biased? Does …
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Newspapers are the New Startups
Traditional publishing is changing. We’ve seen for a while that print publications are figuring out the proper transition to digital …
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Inducement and Goals for Publishers
In the latter part of the 19th century, psychologists conducted an experiment to understand a phenomenon that was later referred …
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Why Startups Die
Parse.ly co-founder and CTO, Andrew Montalenti, was featured with a guest post on The Next Web today. The post is …
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Accepting Applications For Better Mobile News
Around sunrise Monday morning, Forbes reported on a new Pew survey that would get many mobile developers up on the …
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Parse.ly Launches API to Empower Publishers’ Websites
Parse.ly Launches API to Empower Publishers’ Websites Parse.ly, Inc., a New York City startup and creator of Dash, its content …
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More Readers Less Money: How Do You Solve A Problem Like Falling Ad Revenues?
In a Q2 report filed earlier this week, the New York Times announced a 6.6% decrease in ad revenue and …
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The Difficulties of a Distributed Team
In May, Parse.ly’s co-founder and CTO, Andrew Montalenti, wrote a blog post titled “Fully Distributed Teams: Are They Viable?” Montalenti …
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Hit Me Baby One More Time: Sabermetrics and Web Analytics
via Steve Burns November 14th, 2005 marks the beginning of an era. On that date, Google first offered a …
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APIs Make News Media More Flexible
On June 12th, publishers met at the New York Times Conference Center for International Press Telecommunications Council Business and Technology …