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Jamie Clark was announced as the sixth head coach in the storied history of Creighton men's soccer on June 13, 2010, coming to Omaha after a highly successful two-year run at Harvard. He is just the third Bluejay head coach since the program was restarted in 1990.
"It is a great honor to take over the Creighton men's soccer program," said Clark upon his hiring. "It is one of the premier places for soccer in the college game. More importantly, it's a university that gives its student-athletes the ultimate college experience, focusing on developing all facets of their lives. I'm proud to be a part of this university. What makes this program special is its importance to the school and community. We have a responsibility to be a team that people are proud of. I am looking forward to this challenge."
Creighton will serve as the second head coaching job for Clark, who started his head coaching career with immediate success at Harvard, posting a 26-10-1 (.716) overall record during the 2008 and 2009 seasons, leading the Crimson to the NCAA Tournament in both campaigns. His teams were 10-3-1 (.750) in the Ivy League during his two seasons and an impressive 14-2-0 (.875) home record in that span. His overall and Ivy League winning percentage are both tops in the 101-year-history of Harvard men's soccer.
In 2009 Clark was named the NSCAA Northeast Region Coach of the Year after guiding the Crimson to a 14-4-1 record and the Ivy League Championship with a 5-1-1 league mark. He took a team which was not ranked in the preseason top-25 and moved it into the top-10 for seven weeks during the regular-season, peaking at sixth and finishing the season ranked ninth. The Crimson earned the 10th-seed in the NCAA Tournament and advanced to the third round of the event for the first time since 1987.
Harvard swept the Ivy League postseason awards in 2009, with Missouri Athletic Club Hermann Trophy Finalist and NSCAA First-Team All-American Andre Akpan earning Player of the Year honors and Brian Rogers earning Rookie of the Year accolades. In his first season as a head coach, he led the Crimson to a 12-6-0 record and the second round of the NCAA Tournament in 2008. In 2009, Harvard ranked 20th in the NCAA with a 0.77 goals against average and 34th in scoring offense (1.68 goals per game) after the 2008 team had ranked 12th in the nation, scoring 2.0 goals per game.
Prior to his two-year stint at Harvard, he was an assistant coach at Notre Dame for two seasons, working under his father, head coach Bobby Clark. The Fighting Irish reached the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament in both of his seasons on the sidelines, compiling a 29-11-7 (.691) overall record and 15-3-4 (.727) mark in the Big East. While at Notre Dame, he helped develop some of the best players in the nation, including 2006 MAC Hermann Trophy winner and Soccer America Player of the Year, Joseph Lapira. A pair of Irish players were also named to the NSCAA Scholar All-America Team during his run in South Bend, Ind.
In just the past four seasons, Clark has worked with seven players who have been selected in the Major League Soccer (MLS) SuperDraft, including Akpan and Kwaku Nyamekye in the 2010 draft. The pair of Harvard players were the only two Ivy League players selected in this year's draft and the fifth and sixth players chosen from Harvard in the history of the draft. Three of the six players drafted from Harvard all-time played under Clark.
Before his time at Notre Dame, Clark was an assistant coach at New Mexico for four seasons (2002-05). Working under head coach Jeremy Fishbein, Clark helped the UNM program reach new heights of success, including the 2005 NCAA National Championship match. Four players were drafted into MLS while Clark was at UNM, including current Bluejay assistant Jeff Rowland. Three of the four teams Clark worked with at UNM advanced to the NCAA Tournament and the Lobos posted a 61-16-8 (.765) record in his four seasons in Albuquerque, after the Lobos had gone 34-40-4 in the four seasons prior to his arrival.
Not only has Clark worked under two highly successful soccer minds in his father at Notre Dame and Fishbein at New Mexico, he has continued to surround himself with high caliber assistant coaches early in his career. Carl Junot was an assistant under Clark at Harvard and an assistant along with him at UNM and is now the head coach at Harvard. Clark's first staff at Creighton has an impressive soccer pedigree. Including himself, every full-time staffer was an NSCAA All-American, played in the NCAA College Cup and was drafted into MLS, while both full-time assistant coaches were National Player of the Year candidates, including two-time winner Johnny Torres.
"Jamie Clark is one of the great young soccer minds in the country," said Creighton Director of Athletics Bruce Rasmussen. "He is passionate and extremely intelligent about college soccer and has high character. Jamie is a great recruiter and has an outstanding relationship with his players. We look forward to a long and successful coaching career for Jamie at Creighton."
Clark is a 1999 Stanford graduate, where he was a two-time All-American and played for his father from 1996-98. As a senior in 1998, he became the first NSCAA First-Team All-American in the history of Cardinal soccer, following his second-team honor as a junior. His 1998 team not only captured the first NCAA Tournament win in program history, but the Cardinal also advanced to the College Cup final, finishing as national runners-up. He attended and played soccer at North Carolina as a freshman.
Following his collegiate career, Clark played two seasons with the San Jose Earthquakes in MLS after he was taken in the second round of the draft as the 21st overall pick by the club – becoming the first student-athlete in Stanford history drafted into MLS.
Clark, 33, was born in Aberdeen, Scotland and grew up in Hanover, N.H.


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The King's Kitchen
- Address:
129 West Trade Street
Charlotte, NC 28202Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SouthernPrice: $30 and under
The King's Kitchen
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.kingskitchen.org/
- Phone: (704) 375-1990
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 2:30pm Dinner: Monday - Saturday 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Organic, Southern
- Executive Chef: Jesse Spann
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from The King's Kitchen
The King's Kitchen is a not for profit restaurant that fuels economic vitality, growth in Charlotte's Center City and the greater metropolitan area creating jobs and supporting community development. First, the restaurant will employ a segment of our community that is considered unemployable, from people who have come out of prison and rehab, to youths that are at high risk from dropping out of school. Once employed, they will receive training to run a full service restaurant from the front of the house to the back. They will also receive leadership and spiritual training as well in order to gain the life skills that are necessary to be successful in today's job market. Secondly, the profits from The King's Kitchen will provide funds and/or foods for established feeding centers in the community to provide meals for those in need. Designed to operate profitably, all profits will be used to help feed the hungry here in Charlotte, surrounding areas and in other parts of the world.Continued
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The King's Kitchen reviews from OpenTable diners
75 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (32)good for groups (32)fit for foodies (28)great for lunch (20)great for outdoor dining (18)special occasion (15)kid-friendly (14)hot spot (8)great for brunch (7)scenic view (5)romantic (4)late-night find (2)notable wine list (2)Show More
- Excellent, as always.Carlf39Dined on 11/20/2014Once again, ecellent, as always. A great beginning to a special event, Downtown, should always start with a great meal, and King's Kitchen always makes this happen.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must try at least once!TheatregalDined on 11/8/2014Food was delicious! Iconic fried chicken was a little dry, as previous reviewers noted, but taste was very good. Other diners had pork chop and steak tips, both which were better than the famous fried chicken. The sides were the best part though! Mac and cheese and creamed corn were heavenly! If I went back for supper, I would probably just get the veggie plate! I liked this restaurant enough that I would definitely try both their breakfast and lunch. Service was mediocre. Waiter was nice, but he never asked for appetizer or drink order (and no bread is served to snack on) never checked on us after we got our food, and we had to chase him down to get drink refills, bill, etc.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Inconsistent platesOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/4/2014My friend and I ordered the same dish with different sides- the fried chicken.....by looking at our plates one would have never guessed it was the same dish. The sides were boring and missing flavor and freshness. The pimento cheese was very tasty, I enjoyed the beer flight.
- Best Shrimp and GritsIvey2Dined on 10/31/2014Have had Shrimp and Grits at several different restaurants and King's Kitchen is by far the best I have eaten. What a great mix of flavors!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Shining Star of CharlotteSeanODined on 10/23/2014Unbelievable. Sarah and the whole team just created a great setting to enjoy an unbelievable meal paired with a flight of local brew. Meal was truly farm to table and locally sourced. Yum. After dining I a learned of their mission and was even more impressed. You can feel good about the food, about the pricing, and about dining there. Make a reservation. There is public parking to the right on church if you are headed west on west Trade from 77. Have a bite or two there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food for a good causeWarEagleDined on 10/21/2014Love supporting this restaurant for the way it gives back to the communitySpecial Features:
- 3crazygirlsDined on 10/18/2014Fantastic service,great food and drink , will come back and try all entréesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Southern MealbeesfavesDined on 10/17/2014King's Kitchen is an immediate neighborhood favorite. The staff is energetic and fun. The pan seared chicken is fabulous.Special Features:
- terrific southern foodSmirkyDined on 10/17/2014Terrific food and great service. The food was delicious with mostly traditional southern items on the menu, but plenty of other options. The prices were reasonable and service was very attentive.Special Features:
- Great Find!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/16/2014New Southern was a description that I had read and that fits. We had a few picky eaters and they found things to their liking. Those of us who like to try local food, try new things, and support local growers and business had too many great choices. Besides excellent food and service the restaurant has an amazing humanitarian mission.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Expected great, and it was betterdrummer24Dined on 10/15/2014This dinner experience was anticipated because of the southern style of cooking. The menu is interesting, but what you do not know is how well each dish is prepared. Fantastic combination of flavors, and every selection is excellent. From appetizers, to desserts to entrees, all very good. Wonderful wait staff, enjoyed the environment albeit a little noisy. If you are in town for a conference or visit, a must stop. For those looking for something a little different at reasonable prices, here is your place.Special Features:
- Just an Uptown GembeefDined on 10/11/2014I love King's Kitchen. The missing is great, but honestly the food is just amazing.Special Features:
- Great ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 10/6/2014I had a reservation for 8 for lunch, but 3 additional people showed up that had not RSVP'ed. The staff accomodated the extra 3 people with no fuss. Our orders were taken and, to my amazement - all 11 lunches showed up at the table at the same time. That is no small accomplishment! Our server was very attentive and professional. We had a great team lunch! And the oven-roasted beets were incredible!Special Features:
- Pre-theater mealOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/3/2014Our meal was very good; Shrimp and grits, Fried chicken, and sides. The server was pleasant and prompt; as we had theater tickets. The only downside was a large, noisy party next to us that would not quiet down even after the manager asked them to do so. I love the idea of the proceeds going to feed the homeless.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DanDDined on 9/25/2014My wife and I enjoyed a pleasant meal at King's, our first time there. The atmosphere wass informal and relaxed. The staff was friendly and attentive. The quality of the food was also very good. We wanted a light meal, so we each had a salad (the greens and the kale). Both were fresh and satisfying. For our entree, we shared the shrimp and grits, very distinctive and among the best we've ever had. I enjoyed the flight of three beers, 15 ounces for a reasonable $7. For dessert we shared the Butter Bourbon Pudding, which was on the heavy side, so we were glad to have ordered just one.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fist time doing breakfast here/...dinesalotVIPDined on 9/25/2014No surprise, great breakfast. I've had lunch and dinner here, always fantastic, but breakfast was equally as good and the service was still perfect. One of the best values in the city and a really great cause. Love it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Back AgainJohnnysgoodfind2Dined on 9/20/2014We enjoyed our first visit so much we were looking forward to returning. Not disappointed at all. The food is well prepared and full of flavor. The service is outstanding with the wait staff knowledgeable, friendly and very obliging. We also like the concept of not for profit and giving back to the community and it's citizens. We will return again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fit for a KingBubbaJeanDined on 9/17/2014On our first night in Charlotte, my husband and another couple enjoyed a wonderful dinner at Kings. We loved the down home menu and the location was great. The philosophy behind the way the restaurant supports its community should be an inspiration and model to duplicate everywhere. Awesome!! We would definitely go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great meal!AshevilleFoodloverDined on 9/17/2014We had a wonderful experience!!! Great fried chicken and wonderful service. Only complaint was that the dessert selection was somewhat limited. But would definitely go again.Special Features:
- Way overpricedSweetTDined on 9/12/2014My wife and I went to this restaurant for dinner due to it's high rating on Trip Advisor. Service: our server was adequate but not attentive. She showed no excitement for the restaurant's offerings and had very little knowledge about the wine or beer list. We were served was served promptly, but without much personality. Food: The food was very well prepared. However my $26 entree was way too small. My wife's was small also. In a nutshell, our $92 dinner (with tip) should have been more in $70 range. This price point would have reflected the value we received.Special Features:
- A pleasant SurprizePreibmeisterVIPDined on 9/12/2014I did not know anything about this restaurant. I was staying at a local hotel and wanted to grab a quick dinner. Food was very, very good. prices good. I would recommend.Special Features:
- What a FindJohnnysgoodfind2Dined on 9/6/2014First time at King's Kitchen and will definitely return. We looked at the menu before making our reservation and thought that several of the dishes looked interesting but we were certainly not expecting the explosion of flavors that arrived with every dish. I know that being a Noble's restaurant, that the food would be good but this was better than I had ever enjoyed at the other stores. As I said, we will return.Special Features:
- Pros and ConsChrisDanGDined on 8/25/2014The food is outstanding but pricey. Any changes to what is listed comes with an additional charge. Fun to try though and make your own decision!
- tsandyVIPDined on 8/23/2014Another of Jim Noble's gems. Most importantly beyond the great food the staff are being given a chance to make a difference and have a food industry career that many otherwise would not have had. Thanks Jim.Special Features:
- Great food with purposeLisaDined on 8/15/2014The food was wonderful. We love how Jim Noble gives back to the community thru King's Kitchen. We will be back and would recommend others give it a trySpecial Features:
- Good.LottyDined on 8/15/2014Just a quick review... We loved the kindness and professionalism. We loved the sincerity. Atmosphere was very nice. Dress up, dress down or somewhere in the middle. The food was very good. Not excellent but very good.I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Great ServiceImpressedDined on 7/31/2014I had heard about the Kings Kitchen and have been wanting to try it out for quite some time. Finally the opportunity presented itself. I was truly impressed with the service and friendly wait staff and management. We never wanted for attention. My group felt well cared for and really enjoyed everything from appetizers to the entrée to dessert and the wine. I will definitely be back!Special Features:
- Dinner to Talk AboutMikePDined on 7/29/2014While not an extensive menu, there was more than enough to choose from and the food was outstanding. As first time diners we were all very impressed with the quality of food. Many thanks!Special Features:
- We will be leaving Charlotte soonOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/19/2014Our daughter will be moving yo NYC soon, and we will not be in Charlottee very often. We will miss our special dinners at Kings Kitchen the most.Special Features:
- donuDonaUVIPDined on 7/19/2014Great food, service...would go back everytime in charlotteI would recommend this to a friend.
- Glenda PworthwaitingDined on 7/18/2014This was my first visit to King's Kitchen. I really did not know what to expect. The food was far better than I could have imagined. There were 8 plus a toddler in our group. We all were more than pleased with the presentation and taste of our food. My only hesitation in giving a perfect score comes from the slower than hoped for service. We were a large group and it was a Friday night. However, we were there at 6:00, what I thought would be ahead of the rush. My daughter has eaten there several times before and said she has never had slow service before, so I'll chaulk it up to a busier than expected night. I will absolutely go again and will highly recommend others to do so. The food was worth the wait!!!
- Good in all waysgreelex0514Dined on 7/15/2014The food was fresh, delicious and served hot. Wait staff was personable and anticipated our needs. Prices were excellent. The fact that profits are plowed back into serving economically challenged Charlotteans made the food taste even better. Every city should have restaurants like this.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DivineBelieverDined on 7/12/2014When you go out to eat, it can be s selfish experience. When you give to someone...selfless. When you combine the two, with heavenly tasting cuisine; its like three entities in one, and its divine at Kings KitchenSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food. Needs Service attentionFirsttimedinersDined on 7/12/2014First time there to entertain out of town clients. Great appreciation for the purpose of the restaurant and understand that many servers/chefs are in training. However, quite a disconnect timing of the food. Even with a reservation, it took quite a while for our order to be taken. We opted not to even let the waiter open the second bottle since we were finished with the meal. Our waiter was truly trying but seemed lost and could use some guidance with timing the meal. Kitchen out of several dishes; up-charged us on the side items, embarrassing us and the waiter who had to tell us in front of our guest about the up-charges. With such a great restaurant and superb location, there are rough edges and the bar could do with some ambiance.Special Features:
- Great ExperienceFromCharlotteDined on 7/12/2014It was a busy night and hard to get reservations elsewhere yet they still made room and gave us the private table that sat all 8 of us comfortably. The food was very good as was the service. I plan to come back to try some of the other menu items.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary GemFortMillFoodDined on 7/12/2014My wife and I went for our Anniversary. The food was great. The staff was fast and efficient. The atmosphere and view on downtown Charlotte was the best. While there were several events going on and the restaurant was busy we member lacked for anything and when we got our food, it was amazing. I will be back. Overall a great place.Special Features:
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Governors do not have to be alumni, but enthusiasm for the LSE and an appreciation of the value of the social sciences is essential.
We are looking for governors with senior level experience in the public, private or voluntary sector, ideally with relevant business skills to meet the needs of the School, who would contribute to extending the School's network of contacts. The Court should reflect the diversity of the staff/student body.
Areas of expertise of particular interest to the School are: finance, property, audit, health & safety, fundraising and marketing.
The LSE is committed to upholding equality and diversity, and a desire to increase the representation of governors from minority ethnic groups on Court demonstrates how we are seeking to implement our duty to promote race equality, as set out in the Equality Act 2010. Applications from Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic groups will, therefore, be particularly welcomed.
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CeBIT 2010: City of Munich Shows Migration to Linux and OpenOfficeMar 01, 2010
The consolidated IT of the city of Munich is reporting at CeBIT 2010 on converting their workstations to Linux and OpenOffice.more »
OpenOffice 3.2 AvailableFeb 11, 2010
Just in time for the tenth year anniversary of the free office suite is the complete release of OpenOffice 3.2.more »
CeBIT Open Source Project Lounge -- KOffice KOffice - the open office software from KDEFeb 03, 2010
KOffice is among the 15 projects presenting their work to CeBIT visitors 2010, offering a free office suite.more »
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Following the European Commission's OK to Oracle's takeover of Sun Microsystems, Oracle has now released a statement from their top management about MySQL and Solaris.more »
Freoffice: Free Office Viewer for N900Jan 22, 2010
Nokia has released an alpha version of a new office viewer for the N900 smartphone. The software named Freoffice, installable under Maemo, is based on KOffice project code.more »
Skype Beta: Phoning and Sharing DesktopsJan 22, 2010
Skype has released a beta version of its chat and VoIP program for Linux under the code-name Talking Screens. Despite the minor version number change, the software has many new features.more »
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The annual OpenOffice conference takes place this year the end of September in Budapest. The project is also looking for suggestions for 2011.more »
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Before Shop-Eat-Surf, there were two sites I paid for premium content on. One is Surfline, the other is the Wall Street Journal. One is about all things surf, the other, the best business content site in the world. Shop-eat-surf is the intersection of those two worlds. Shop-Eat-Surf provides everything from coverage of events, people, brands and trends. However, beyond the Executive Edition "wall" is more meaty analysis and interpretation of financial statements, business models and brand philosophies; why certain brands and companies are succeeding, where others aren't. The Executive Edition is a must have read if the business of surf and action sports are on your radar screen.- By Jeff Berg, Co-owner, Surfline
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WASHINGTON, January 13, 2010 – Import cargo volume at the nation's major retail container ports is expected to be up 8 percent in January over the same month last year, according to the monthly Global Port Tracker report released today by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates.
"While the economy clearly began to recover in 2010 and drove up cargo volume as retail sales improved, maintaining that momentum in 2011 could be difficult," NRF Vice President for Supply Chain and Customs Policy Jonathan Gold said. "Consumers faced with continued high unemployment are expected to focus more on necessities than discretionary spending. Retailers will continue to carefully gauge consumer demand and adjust import levels accordingly."
U.S. ports handled 1.23 million Twenty-foot Equivalent Units in November, the latest month for which actual numbers are available. That was down 1.6 percent from October as stocking up for the holiday season wound down, but up 13 percent from November 2009. It was the 12th month in a row to show a year-over-year improvement after December 2009 broke a 28-month streak of year-over-year declines. One TEU is one 20-foot cargo container or its equivalent.
December was estimated at 1.16 million TEU, a 7 percent increase over December 2009. January is forecast to stay at that level, but the figure will represent an 8 percent increase over January 2010. February is forecast at 1.14, up 13 percent from a year earlier; March at 1.18 million TEU, up 9 percent; and April at 1.21, up 7 percent. May is forecast at 1.24, down 2 percent from last year.
The first half of 2010 totaled 6.9 million TEU, up 17 percent from the same period in 2009. The full year is estimated at 14.8 million TEU, also up 17 percent. The 12.7 million TEU seen in 2009 was the lowest since the 12.5 million TEU reported in 2003. The 2010 number remains below the 15.2 million TEU seen in 2008 and the peak of 16.5 million TEU seen in 2007.
"Our projections for 2011 remain firm, albeit not at the levels of the recovery rates of last year," Hackett Associates founder Ben Hackett said. "Growth in the upper single-digit levels can be expected, particularly on the West Coast."
Global Port Tracker, which is produced for NRF by the consulting firm Hackett Associates, covers the U.S. ports of Long Angeles/Long Beach, Oakland, Seattle and Tacoma on the West Coast; New York/New Jersey, Hampton Roads, Charleston and Savannah on the East Coast, and Houston on the Gulf Coast. The report is free to NRF retail members, and subscription information is available at www.nrf.com/PortTracker or by calling (202) 783-7971. Subscription information for non-members can be found at www.globalportracker.com.
As the world's largest retail trade association and the voice of retail worldwide, NRF's global membership includes retailers of all sizes, formats and channels of distribution as well as chain restaurants and industry partners from the United States and more than 45 countries abroad. In the United States, NRF represents the breadth and diversity of an industry with more than 1.6 million American companies that employ nearly 25 million workers and generated 2009 sales of $2.3 trillion. www.nrf.com
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NotesI have never been a big fan of rice cereal treats, but combine marshmallow with the lightness of cornflakes and I am in heaven. The original recipe was entitled Christmas Wreaths, but when you are making 80-90 dozen cookies for a party, time consuming tasks such as shaping the wreaths go out the window. That and the fact that you end up burning your fingers -- a lot -- so I simply spoon these out into cupcake liners, decorate with some cinnamon candies and call it Christmas Cornflake Holly.
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On Saturday, a few hundred journalists, technologists, business-side types, and academics gathered in Atlanta to give out this year's Online Journalism Awards.
The Guardian won two awards for its Snowden-driven series on surveillance, and both The Boston Globe and the Boston University News Service took home two prizes for their marathon bombing coverage. The New York Times won three prizes, with one of them going to D3.js, the data visualization SVG engine that's increasingly taking over the web. (D3 is an open source project built by the brilliant Mike Bostock, whose day job is at the Times. I haven't checked the archives, but I have to imagine it's the first JavaScript library to take home a major journalism prize.)
Black Gold Boom, which we wrote about in January, won an award, which Zeega shared in. "Snow Fall" won for large feature, surprising few, and other news orgs we've written a lot about — The Texas Tribune, Honolulu Civil Beat, WNYC, ProPublica — were winners. (Also, Nieman Lab won in the topical reporting category, for which we are very grateful.)
Go check out the winners list, which includes links to all their work, and be inspired about what you can pull off online these days.
In the world of media, longer content is heralded as higher quality. A six-minute piece is more prestigious than a minute-twenty package. Full-length features trump shorts. Shows beat webisodes. Two-thousand words are better than two hundred. There are lots of reasons for the industry bias toward longer content. Legacy platforms and business models. Prominence and awards. Creative freedom and journalistic context. Ask just about anyone in the content business, and they prefer longer work.
That doesn't mean there's not a market for longer-form content on mobile. I read books and watch movies on my iPhone while flying back and forth from NYC. Tablet users, especially in evening and nighttime hours, read longer-form stories and binge on Netflix. But on average across the mobile universe, shorter content is consumed more. It's also the gateway to longer forms of content: social apps act as recommendation engines for your attention. That's how Facebook's app became the "home page" of mobile, accounting for more time spent than all mobile browsers combined.
Part of the problem is the industry's fixation on "time spent" as an engagement metric. I remember a Poynter study a couple years ago that discovered the average "bail out" point on a tablet is 78.3 seconds of reading. The recommendation? Write the story in such a way that gets users to keep reading. The obvious solution: write a shorter story.
It's often better to maximize "time saved" rather than time spent, especially on a per session basis. Imagine, for example, that you can get the nugget of a 2-minute video in a 24-second clip, or 80% of the value in 20% of the time. For most mobile users, that's more delightful than watching the full 2 minutes. The more delighted the users, the more frequently they'll return, which all adds up to a lot of time spent/user at the end of the month.
CFO magazine has an interview with Victoria Harker, the chief financial officer of Gannett, which is one of a number of news companies in various stages of splitting off its print properties (newspapers, mostly) from its broadcast and digital ones. The positive spin is that it'll let each type of company pursue the best approach without strategy tax; the negative spin is that it's sending print off onto an ice floe where its continued decline will no longer infect the other side of the business. This question would seem to position Gannett as a candidate for the newspaper industry rollup (or mop-up) many have been anticipating (emphasis mine):
Q: Some people praise Gannett because it isn't burdening the newspaper spin-off with debt, as other media companies have done. Others criticize Gannett for not including, say, Cars.com in the spin-off to provide more advertising revenue. How do you respond to these views?
A: Relative to the debt, we felt very strongly that the publishing segment — which has its own digital properties, by the way — needed to have the kind of capital structure that will enable them to be a consolidator in the industry, should that be the strategic decision they make. They have produced a very efficient model for running the newsroom of today and tomorrow. So we didn't want to saddle them with a lot of debt. We wanted to enable a good revenue stream, a good cost structure, and good cash production, so they can do the kinds of things they need to do to create longevity within that business.
Relative to Cars.com, we will have affiliation agreements with the publishing business for five years after the deal closes. In our way of thinking it's the best of both worlds, in that Cars.com will live in the broadcast and digital company, where it will have the right type of capital structure and investment, while the publishing side will continue to be able to leverage that relationship.
You know, we spent a lot of time with investors during the last 10 days, and a number of them asked how they can become an investor on both sides of the house once we spin. So it's not that everybody wants to go into growth and be in broadcast and digital. We have a number of investors saying, "We're very interested in publishing, this is an interesting story for the value side of our investment house." And it's a dividend-producing entity, which is very attractive to them.
Getting external capital for that sort of move will likely only get tougher, so flexibility on the balance sheet is important.
Hopefully you know about PastPages, the tool built by L.A. Times data journalist Ben Welsh to record what some of the web's most important news sites have on their homepage — hour by hour, every single day. Want to see what The Guardian's homepage looked like Tuesday night? Here you go. Want to see how that Ebola patient first appeared on DallasNews.com in September? Try the small item here. It's a valuable service, particularly for future researchers who will want to study how stories moved through new media. (For print media, we have physical archives; for digital news, work even a few years old has an alarming tendency to disappear.)
It's possible for me to find a century-old newspaper, yet work I did 8-10 years ago on the web is gone.
— Derek Willis (@derekwillis) November 13, 2014
Anyway, Ben is back with a new tool called StoryTracker, "a set of open source tools for archiving and analyzing news homepages," backed in part by the Reynolds Journalism Institute at Mizzou.
It offers a menu of options, documented here, for creating an orderly archive of HTML snapshots, extracting hyperlinks with a bonus set of metadata that captures each link's prominence on the page and visualizing a page's layout with animations that show changes over time.
The potential uses for researchers are obvious, but I could also imagine plenty of realtime uses. Tracking your own homepage over time, you could get good data on how the granular movement of stories there correlates with traffic over time. (To ask questions like: Is the top slot more or less valuable on weekends or overnight than during the day Monday to Friday?) You could track your competition's homepages to get hard data on what stories they're pushing hardest. And unlike the base PastPages, which saves screenshots of homepages, StoryTracker gets at the HTML to determine what stories are where. It's all open source, so have at it. (Here's a sample analysis to see what sources the Drudge Report links to most.)
Ben presented StoryTracker at a conference at RJI earlier this week; here's the video and his slide deck.
Interesting new study (PDF) from Stefano DellaVigna of UC Berkeley and Johannes Hermle of the University of Bonn. From the abstract (emphasis mine):
Media outlets are increasingly owned by conglomerates, inducing a conflict of interest: a media outlet can bias its coverage to benefit companies in the same group. We test for bias by examining movie reviews by media outlets owned by News Corp. — such as the Wall Street Journal — and by Time Warner — such as Time.
We use a matching procedure based on reported preferences to disentangle bias due to conflict of interest from correlated tastes. We find no evidence of bias in the reviews for 20th Century Fox movies in the News Corp. outlets, nor for the reviews of Warner Bros. movies in the Time Warner outlets. We can reject even small effects, such as biasing the review by one extra star (out of four) every 13 movies. We test for differential bias when the return to bias is plausibly higher, examine bias by media outlet and by journalist, as well as editorial bias. We also consider bias by omission: whether the media at conflict of interest are more likely to review highly-rated movies by affiliated studios.
In none of these dimensions do we find systematic evidence of bias. Lastly, we document that conflict of interest within a movie aggregator does not lead to bias either.
(For an interesting and somewhat contradictory perspective, you might enjoy this great piece from the summer on the history of Entertainment Weekly and its role within the various iterations of Time Warner.)
So why don't movie reviews get skewed to support the corporate parent? DellaVigna and Hermle suggest it's the high degree of competition: "We conclude that media reputation in this competitive industry acts as a powerful disciplining force." In other words, there are plenty of voices available on any given movie, so readers who think the fix is in for Horrible Bosses 2 would find it easy to switch to some other source of reviews.
(I'd argue another factor is that inaccurate movie reviews exact a more concrete cost to readers — a wasted movie ticket and a lame night out — than most other news products. You generally don't lose money and time if a city council story has a fact wrong. That direct tie to consumer behavior probably incentivizes more ready switching.)
If competition on a given subject discourages bias, you can imagine the opposite would be true too — less competition, more bias. You can certainly read that as discouraging: After all, there are many beats that have fewer professional reporters covering them than 10 or 20 years ago. But you could also read it as encouraging, since social media and personal publishing can bring corrective voices to the fore. In all cases, it seems to be a critical mass of interested voices that can help tamp down (or at least surface) bias.
News video aggregator Watchup just announced a new funding round, a $2.75 million investment led by Tribune Media, the broadcast arm of the former Tribune Company. With this round, Watchup has now raised $4.25 million since its launch in 2012. McClatchy along with prior funders the Knight Enterprise Fund, the Stanford-StartX Fund, and businessmen Ned Lamont, Gordon Crovitz, and Jim Friedlich are also investors."We are so excited about this round because we have brought together a select group of media innovators who are willing to contribute their industry knowledge and their content to help us reinvent the video news experience," Adriano Farano, Watchup's co-founder and CEO said in a statement. Watchup (which started as a Knight News Challenge winner) is an app that allows users to build personalized newscasts by pulling video from dozens of global and local news outlets. Most of the video is pulled in through public YouTube channels, but Watchup also has agreements with The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, PBS NewsHour, and other organizations to directly provide video to the app. This round marks the latest in a series of investments legacy news organizations are making in news startups. In September, Vice Media received $500 million in funding, including $250 million from A&E Networks, which is owned by Hearst and Disney. Last month, The New York Times Co. and German publishing behemoth Axel Springer said they were investing $3.7 million into Blendle, a Dutch news reading platform where readers pay by the article.
Tribune Media, for its part, is investing in Watchup because it "extends our vision of expanding the reach of quality local news content," Larry Wert, Tribune's president of broadcasting said in a statement. Tribune Media owns or operates 42 different local broadcast stations.
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So I woke up this morning and saw the new Traxxas advertisement and thought I'd see what people wrote on the traxxas forums. Apparently, I'm one of the first people to write about this! Here are some of the specs for the Telluride 4x4:
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I think Traxxas made this truck as a trailing truck (but smaller and cheaper compared to the summit). I actually like the idea of traxxas making a trailing truck, my only problem with it is that the XL-5 combo is so old and they should've gotten a new electronics setup, and another problem I see is that it isn't a kit! Many people who want a trailing truck usually like to build it themselves. I'm not a huge fan of trailing trucks, but I think they should've done it differently. Buying a kit and building stiff is one of the best things you can do for an RC. I break my Slash 4x4 all the time, just so I can take it apart and fix it. But that is a high powered machine, whereas this Telluride is going to be slow again so you won't break as much.
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