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• Driven to Distraction, Some Teenagers Unfriend Facebook

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  For Walter Mischel, a professor of psychology at Columbia University, who studies self-control and willpower, “what’s fascinating about this is that it involves spontaneous strategies of self-control, of trying to exert willpower after getting sucked into a huge temptation.”

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  Posted: December 21, 2009, 4:57am EST
  by Stowe Boyd

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• Driven to Distraction, Some Teenagers Unfriend Facebook - NYTimes.com

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  For Walter Mischel, a professor of psychology at Columbia University, who studies self-control and willpower, “what’s fascinating about this is that it involves spontaneous strategies of self-control, of trying to exert willpower after getting sucked into a huge temptation.”

  via www.nytimes.com

  
  

  [...]

  Posted: December 21, 2009, 4:57am EST
  by Stowe Boyd

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• BIA/Kelsey’s Parade of Verticals: ‘WineTwits’

  —The Local Onliner

  

  
  Verticals that can engage certain demographics on a socio/geo basis and drive loyalty and conversion are the basis of our Marketplaces research program. A new one that has caught our eye is WineTwits from Happyhours.com founder Steve Gilberg. Three years ago, HappyHours and [...]

  Posted: December 16, 2009, 2:18pm EST
  by Peter

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• Schudson: Society must take responsibility for journalism’s future

  —PJNet Today

  Journalism historian Michael Schudson says government, philanthropy, public radio, nonprofits and universities all should have a role in advancing the future of journalism.

  Schudson, who recently co-authored The Reconstruction of American Journalism for Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism, adds:

  We need a mixed model of funding streams and we [...]

  Posted: December 15, 2009, 8:30am EST
  by Leonard Witt

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• Can H1N1 Flu Bloggers Help Battle Pandemic Misinformation?

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  Vincent Racaniello, a professor of microbiology at Columbia University Medical Center, remembers the last flu pandemic, which occurred in 1968.

  "It's a great contrast [with today], because back then you had to wait weeks for information, and the only way you got it was through newspapers and scientific journals," [...]

  Posted: December 07, 2009, 5:52pm EST
  

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• Our Real Problem: The Death of the News Package

  —Martin Stabe

  Adam Tinworth on what people are really paying for when they put down a few coins for a newspaper or magazine: "we journalists have a bias towards the news element of the publication that our readers do not share. We got into journalism to 'do news'. They were buying a [...]

  Posted: December 04, 2009, 5:20am EST
  by Martin Stabe

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• Moving Toward The Real-Time Enterprise

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  Time to Get Real: Moving Toward the Real-Time Enterprise There is no shortage of reading material on the rise of the real-time enterprise. But it's time to look beyond the verbiage so that organizations can decide what they must do to become "real time." This Executive Report by [...]

  Posted: November 20, 2009, 3:10pm EST
  by Stowe Boyd

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