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Nieman Reports Signal vs. Noise in Coverage of the Boston Marathon Bombings By Ann Marie Lipinski Organize the Noise: Tweeting Live from the Boston Manhunt A reporter and a programmer on what social media coverage of the Boston bombings means for journalism By Seth Mnookin and Hong Qu Mapping the Twitterverse MIT researcher Todd Mostak visualizes tweets about the Boston Marathon Bombings Reporting on Radicalization A call for more Muslim voices and faces in the media By Souad Mekhennet New Challenges, New Rewards for Journalists on Social Media In the age of crowdsourced reporting, we need professional journalists more than ever By Borja Echevarría de la Gándara Curation Is the Key to Bringing Social Media and Journalism Together How journalists can curate social media streams By Ludovic Blecher The (New) Industry Standard: Making Citizen Broadcasters into Citizen Journalists When everyone is a publisher, everyone should be a journalist, too By Betsy O'Donovan A Marathon Without a Finish By David Abel Boston Globe reporter David Abel was standing on the finish line of the Marathon with a video camera when the bombs went off The Story of a Lifetime By David L. Marcus Two weeks after the bombings, Boston Globe editor Brian McGrory explains how his regional newspaper stayed ahead on national news Social Media and the Boston Bombings By Hong Qu Hong Qu used Keepr to identify the tweets that broke news of the bombing. Journalism & The Boston Marathon Bombings By Jonathan Seitz In a town hall discussion at the Nieman Foundation, citizens, journalists and public officials discussed coverage of the bombings Niemans Cover the Boston Marathon Bombs Terror at Home, Abroad Two collections of coverage by Nieman Fellows

Nieman Lab Breaking News Pragmatically: Some reflections on silence and timing in networked journalism By Mike Ananny Wrong narratives may outweigh wrong facts, but reporting with respect means getting both right By Caroline O'Donovan When the media—traditional or new—get a suspect wrong, what are the legal ramifications? By Jeffrey Hermes Double coverage: How The Boston Globe used its dual sites to cover the marathon bombing By Justin Ellis Nieman Storyboard The story of a moment By Paige Williams How a Nieman writing class reacted to news of the bombings ‘Why's this so good?’ No. 77: Danny and the carjackers A dissection of The Boston Globe's profile of the carjacking victim

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