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Journalist salary survey
J-school masters' candidate Julia Haslanger has conducted a survey of journalist salaries which is broken down by experience and geography/cost of living. Click on each job title to see more charts and details on survey. Reporters
Tools we use 3: Newspaper names | RJI
[[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1772","attributes":{"class":"media-image alignleft","typeof":"foaf:Image","style":"","width":"374","height":"357","alt":""}}]]What's in a name? For newspapers the answer is Suns, Stars and Eagles.Tools We Use is a series of reports on the Web publishing technologies used by media organizations. This post, however, is just for fun.My data includes 1,506 U.S. print newspapers (dailies and alternative weeklies).
Tools we use 2: Publishing print newspapers online: servers | RJI

[[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1771","attributes":{"class":"media-image alignleft","typeof":"foaf:Image","style":"","width":"378","height":"312","alt":""}}]]Server wars: Usage statistics on the Web servers and widgets of newspaper sitesThe previous Tools We Use post examined the content management systems of U.S. newspapers. This report focuses on the servers and widgets that power their sites.I checked the websites of 1,506 U.S.

Tools we use 1: Publishing print newspapers online: CMSs | RJI
[[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1770","attributes":{"class":"media-image alignleft","typeof":"foaf:Image","style":"","width":"427","height":"620","alt":""}}]]Battle of the CMS stars: Usage statistics on the technologies that power media websitesThis first Tools We Use report focuses on the Web publishing platforms of newspapers. That's right, I said "papers," that innovative technology that disrupted the thriving wandering minstrel industry.
New Pew survey: Not all Twitter users tweet news, but those who do tweet a lot of it » Nieman Journalism Lab
A study published last month confirmed what we already know: Americans across all demographics are increasingly getting their news from Facebook and Twitter. Nearly two-thirds of Facebook and Twitter users saying they use those social platforms to get news, with Twitter users particularly using it for breaking news. But how are these users actually using the platform? How do they share news and what accounts do they follow? A new Pew snapshot susses out a few different behaviors.
Circulation Facts, Figures and Logic 2015
2015 CIRCULATION FACTS, FIGURES & LOGIC An NAA Resource for Circulation Performance Standards and Industry Trends via Circulation Facts, Figures and Logic 2015.
The Evolving Role of News on Twitter and Facebook | Pew Research Center
The Evolving Role of News on Twitter and Facebook BY MICHAEL BARTHEL, ELISA SHEARER, JEFFREY GOTTFRIED AND AMY MITCHELL The share of Americans for whom Twitter and Facebook serve as a source of news is continuing to rise. This rise comes primarily from more current users encountering news there rather than large increases in the user base overall, according to findings from a new survey.
Politics and Science: What Americans Think | Pew Research Center
Americans’ political leanings are a strong factor in their views about issues such as climate change and energy policy, but much less of a factor when it comes to issues such as food safety, space travel and biomedicine.
via Politics and Science: What Americans Think | Pew Research Center.
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