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Media Metrics Roundup for March 29, 2017

6 Questions with the Huffington Post’s Director of Growth and Analytics

(Katie Kutsko / American Press Institute)
How to reach Generation Z. (“Gen Z is so different from Millennials.”)

When a Headline Makes Headlines of Its Own

(Alexandria Symonds / New York Times)
A quick peek at A/B testing at the New York Times.

Impact Takeaways from the Frank Conference

(Nina Sachdev Hoffmann / Media Impact Funders)
Applying science to why people accept or reject new information.

How BuzzFeed Gets Its Employees Data-Focused

(Max Willens / Digiday)
Anyone in the company can query content data, and nearly half do. Here’s how.

LinkedIn Is Rolling Out a Trending Topics Section

(Kurt Wagner / Recode)
Like Facebook, but with an actual editor-in-chief.

From MetricShift

How Personalization Can Rebuild Trust in Media by Jason Alcorn

Readers, Not Editors, Know What They Want In A Newsletter by Tracy Clark

Attention is Power, and Everyone Needs to Learn How to Manage It by Matt McAllister

A New Newsroom Metric: Reading People’s Minds by Simon Galperin

Dealing a Deck to Explore Media Impact and Engagement by Jason Alcorn

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Jason Alcorn (@jasonalcorn) is the Metrics Editor for MediaShift. In addition to his work with MediaShift, he works as a consultant with non-profits and newsrooms.

Jason Alcorn :Jason Alcorn is a media consultant who helps newsrooms, foundations and nonprofits build an informed citizenry through journalism and civic engagement. He is also an award-winning investigative journalist. Get in touch at jason@jasalc.com or @jasonalcorn on Twitter.

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