This shit creepy and its getting sampled, 

News organizations increasingly are seeing mobile devices driving the majority of their traffic. We'll offer concrete tips on what it means for editorial decisions, content display and business once your mobile audience passes the half-way mark.

We're 50% Mobile. Now What?

NPR put out a crowing press release this week, headlined “NPR Sees Large Ratings Increase,” that I think made a complicated and perhaps unknowable situation seem a lot simpler — and perhaps a little rosier — than it really is. On this week’s episode of "The Pub," I invite NPR audience development chief Israel Smith and researcher Susan Leland to really flesh out the numbers and speculate about what’s driving them.

Also, in the Opening Shot, I talk about the abortive prosecution of Democracy Now’s Amy Goodman and whether the First Amendment really does grant special rights to journalists (short answer: no).

Inside the NPR Ratings Bump with Izzi Smith and Susan Leland

Opening Shot: Reporters Don't Have Special Rights

Investigators released this voice recording, extracted from a video found on Liberty "Libby" German's cell phone, that may be connected to the homicides.
Story: www.jconline.com/story/news/crime…micide/98241826/

Police: This may be the voice of the male homicide suspect.

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