Archive
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Jul 17
Islamic State leaves tech companies torn between free speech and security
Here is the reason why it’s not so simple to just wipe out terrorist communications on social media: Another challenge for the companies: It is…
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Jul 17
The Evolving Role of News on Twitter and Facebook
Pew Research Center reports that a majority of social media users now use Twitter and Facebook as a source of news: clear majorities of Twitter…
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Jul 15
Everything Science Knows About Reading On Screens
Here’s a summary of the latest in eye-tracking studies. No real surprise: many researchers say that reading onscreen encourages a particular style of reading called “nonlinear”…
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Jul 06
Program design and project management, Pakistan
Photos by Matiullah Achakzai and Aurangzaib Khan for News Lens Pakistan Schnellinger has been designing and managing media development work in Pakistan since mid-2012. As…
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Jul 03
Nonprofit for new media approaches
Schnellinger and Willard have long supported efforts to raise the standards in media. Their work with NearMedia and before has always highlighted raising the bar…
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Jul 01
U.S. services representative for Pajhwok Afghan News
NearMedia provided oversight and management of U.S. banking, website and payment services, U.S. corporate representation, and other U.S. services for the Afghan news agency that…
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Apr 27
A word reporters should add to Twitter searches
Good advice here from a New York Times staffer on crowd-sourcing searches. It’s everyone’s favorite word, and one you should add to any Twitter search…
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Jan 29
Key principles behind the new Guardian website
The foundations for the Guardian new site were laid using insights from the Guardian’s in-house analytics platform Ophan into how people were reading its previous…
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Jan 23
Google now a more trusted source of news than websites it aggregates
Yahoo, its smaller rival, has been getting into direct content creation, including news. Google is now a more trusted source of news than the websites…
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Oct 27
Americans don’t live in information cocoons
Partisans from both sides were most likely to consume news from outlets that were estimated to be relatively centrist, a study finds. Americans Don’t Live…



