Why national ad dollars won't be flowing into location-based mobile ads any time soon; why online publishers will have to look beyond advertising to generate revenue; and the murky ethics of native ads.

Four newspaper revenue success stories; a controversy over affiliate links; and how not to respond when getting scooped by a sports website.

EveryBlock's failure to turn data into compelling stories; web media's oversupply problem; and the value (or lack thereof) of having your story aggregated.

Predicting the cross-over point from print to digital; the paywall trade-off facing publishers; and how journalists can use Twitter's Vine as a "killer news tool."

Hell hath no fury like an audience exposed to a sponsored post.

The AP sells sponsored tweets; the Washington Post will sell its polling services; and more news sites are moving towards charging readers for content.

What Andrew Sullivan's foray into reader-supported journalism says about audience loyalty, and our willingness to support the writers we love.

What will journalism look like in 2013?

Mobile's monetization problem; the New York Times gets into the ebook biz; and why newspapers should reclaim their online inventory from the remnant networks.

How publishing, advertising, and journalism may change in the year ahead.