The next step: Moving from generic analytics to editorial analytics bit.ly/1L7hoxz

A tool to make audio easier to share, and 10 other media projects the Knight Foundation just funded bit.ly/1mUW2rF

Hot Pod: Not enough advertisers for podcasts, or not enough podcasts worth advertising on? bit.ly/1mV043p

Radiotopia, two years old with 13 shows in the fold, will be going on a (Pod)quest for a new show in April bit.ly/1L9gH6R

The good, bad, and ugly of the world of bots, and the journalistic implications of using them bit.ly/1L9HJLq

Diving all in or dipping a toe? How publishers are approaching Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages initiative bit.ly/1Lccgbj

Former L.A. Times publisher: Local news orgs need to take advantage of their “unique geography” bit.ly/1mY2s9v

Why journalists interested in drones should be watching an FAA reauthorization bill bit.ly/1LfoOyC

Nearly half of Reddit users go there for 2016 election info bit.ly/1mZDKWh

A Q&A with Google’s head of news Richard Gingras on its vision for the Accelerated Mobile Pages project bit.ly/1mZGzXj

Inside ESPN’s mobile strategy: “If we’re thinking about anything else, we’re failing the audience” bit.ly/1Lif8n4

While AdBlock Plus (sort of) explains its business model, New York Times might block adblocker users bit.ly/1n1Ftu6

WNYC’s Note to Self sent 300,000 texts to 15,000 people; here’s how they did it and what they learned bit.ly/1nbJSKY

Another year, another Warren Buffett shareholder letter without much mention of his newspapers bit.ly/1nc3QVZ

The average price for a digital newspaper subscription: $3.11 a week bit.ly/1LqAiQ9

Hot Pod: The battle for your car’s dashboard — and for your ears during your commute — is on bit.ly/1nglGY4

This just in: How 9 news organizations are reporting election results live on the web bit.ly/1ngwo0z

A museum crowdsources how American newspapers covered (or didn’t cover) the Holocaust bit.ly/1LuhnDZ

With Purple, you can get election updates and political info via text bit.ly/1Lxi0wG

Lena Dunham’s Lenny Letter has grown to 400,000 subscribers with a 65 percent open rate bit.ly/1Ro8FDT