This French Policeman Burst Into Tears In His Colleague’s Arms
"The moment lasted around five seconds before they left the place."
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Les messages de soutien à la France des habitants de Bombay
«Mumbai est avec vous, le reste de la planète aussi», disent les habitants de la ville qui a été la cible de douze attentats et fusillades coordonnés en 2008.
Des monuments du monde entier rendent hommage à la France après les attentats
Le One World Trade Center de New York, la Tour CN de Toronto, et d'autres bâtiments célèbres ont adopté les couleurs de la France dans la nuit qui a suivi les attentats.
15 Ways BuzzFeed Will Miss Gordon Mei
After 18 months and countless projects, (such as the BuzzFeed News iOS app and the coming QuizApp), Senior Product Designer Gordon Mei has decided to leave BuzzFeed and pursue freelance work. We’re sad to see him go, but can’t wait to see what he does next!
Minimum Delightful To Maximum Impact: What Testing Via Email Taught Us About News Apps
In an earlier post, I wrote about what we learned from prototyping the BuzzFeed News newsletter in public. This post shares more of what we’ve learned and how we’ve applied those lessons to the forthcoming app.
What Does "Asian-Pacific American" Mean To You?
Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month begins on May 1 in America. Here are some APA BuzzFeed staffers talking about what being "Asian-Pacific American" means to them.
Four Lessons We Learned And Four Questions We’re Trying To Answer
With our public-but-highly selective beta launch imminent, the editorial team on #teamnewsapp is sharing what we’ve learned so far, what we’re continuing to experiment with, and what we’re still trying to figure out.
What We Learned From A Week Of Prototyping A Newsletter In Public
It's scary to release an unfinished product! But "doing it live" made our newsletter so much better in big and small ways.
Argentina's President Accused By Prosecutor Of Covering Up Blame For Terror Attack
Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner was accused by a federal prosecutor of hiding Iran's role in a 1994 Buenos Aires terror attack that killed 85 people.
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What We Learned From A Week Of Prototyping A Newsletter In Public
It's scary to release an unfinished product! But "doing it live" made our newsletter so much better in big and small ways.
Minimum Delightful To Maximum Impact: What Testing Via Email Taught Us About News Apps
In an earlier post, I wrote about what we learned from prototyping the BuzzFeed News newsletter in public. This post shares more of what we’ve learned and how we’ve applied those lessons to the forthcoming app.