Students! Learn about content strategy and get paid
Calling all journalism students! Apply for a fellowship at Facebook. Facebook is offering students a pretty fantastic opportunity to apply for content strategy fellowships and attend one of the leading...
View ArticleScott Robbin joins Knight Lab as professional fellow
What does it take to make Crain Chicago’s 40-Under-40 list? Well, for Scott Robbin it took creating a new way for millions of people to listen to music online while keeping a neighborly eye out for his...
View ArticleAaron Salmon joins Knight Lab as professional fellow
It all started with Quake II. Aaron Salmon and his gaming buddies — his “clan,” in the parlance of the game — played the first-person shooter game feverishly in the mid 90s when they decided what they...
View ArticleWe have a new look — and strategy — for the Knight Lab’s blog
Knight Lab’s responsively-designed relaunch I am so excited to pull back the curtain on our brand, spankin’ new blog design and I’m not sure that we could be more eager to get going. It is a pretty new...
View ArticleWhat is Knight Lab? Technology, editorial content and events
Knight Lab has three major buckets of output – technology, events and editorial – all dependent on the other two for success. Immediately following the announcement of our new blog, my inbox was...
View ArticleA model for every story type or smarter story modeling?
This post by Knight Lab student fellow Tyler Fisher, originally appeared on Medium. For about seven months, I have been developing my college publication’s homebrew Django-based CMS (not to be confused...
View ArticleKaren McGrane on mobile, content strategy, fixing technology and the media...
Editor’s note: Using ‘Hire humans. Not skills. Not roles.’ as our marching orders, the Lab’s profiles are Q&As with highly-impressive makers and strategists from media (and its fringes), each with...
View ArticleDan Fletcher on Facebook, good content and monetization
Editor’s note: Using the theory ‘Hire humans. Not skills. Not roles.’ as inspiration, the Lab’s profiles are Q&As with highly-impressive makers and strategists from media and its fringes, each with...
View ArticleOn being a journalist at Confab 2013, a content strategy conference
Content strategy is a kind of floofy term, and it refers to a relatively new field. I didn’t know what it meant before I spent some time last week in Minneapolis at Confab 2013 with the Facebook...
View ArticleSEO for news — you might not know everything you should
A month or two back I got roped into going to a happy-hour SEO seminar. Ugh. Talk about an acronym that doesn’t inspire joy in the typical journalist or even the typical hacker journalist: SEO. I’d...
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