Mediagazer: Google TV's Choudhary: We “Never Intended to Replace Cable or Satellite” (Andy Plesser/The Huffington Post)

David Carr / New York Times:

A News Corp. Newspaper, but Not in Print — People who own an iPad will tell you it makes everything look sexier. Maybe even a newspaper. — Rupert Murdoch, an old-timey newspaper romantic, has nonetheless deputized himself as the digital savior of paid content.

Murdoch to launch ‘iNewspaper’ this month — News Corp reportedly set to launch iPad news publication exclusively via download — Rusbridger warns of ‘chilling effect’ of News Corp's bid for BSkyB — Rupert Murdoch, head of the media giant News Corp, and Steve Jobs, the chief executive of Apple …

Discussion: Scott Rosenberg's Wordyard, Garcia Media, Gizmodo, The Next Web, 9 to 5 Mac, Electronista, Examiner, iClarified and MacDailyNews, more at Techmeme »

Erick Schonfeld / TechCrunch:

What Should An iPad Newspaper Look Like? — News Corp is taking the iPad very seriously as a new way to distribute the news. The media giant is taking it so seriously that it is developing a new publication called the Daily which will only be available on the iPad (no print edition, no Website).

more at Techmeme »

Horace Dediu / asymco:

The integrated iPad news daily: Read all about it! — When I wrote my opinion on the future of publishing (Citizen Publisher), I focused my lens on books and magazines. Published works that have relatively low time-sensitivity and hence relatively long shelf life are quite different …

Philip Elmer-DeWitt / Fortune:
Steve Jobs and Rupert Murdoch, BFF?

Discussion: Technically Incorrect

Mike Allen / The Politico:

Gawker loses round with Sarah Palin — A federal judge on Saturday ordered the website Gawker to pull down unauthorized excerpts from Sarah Palin's forthcoming book, “America By Heart,” until a hearing scheduled for Nov. 30. — On Saturday evening, the link was broken to Gawker's scoop …

Discussion: MediaMemo, Media Decoder, Gothamist, Shelly Palmer Digital Living, Runnin' Scared, Mediaite, CNET News and Hot Air

Discussion: On Media's Blog, CNN and Big Journalism

Michael Cieply / Media Decoder:

A Movie Critic Loses Her Screening Privileges (But Gets 'Em Back) — LOS ANGELES — Was it something I said? — Debbie Schlussel, the Michigan-based blogger and movie critic, was left to wonder whether she had offended the powers at Paramount Pictures when she learned last month …

Discussion: Debbie Schlussel

Robert Scoble / Scobleizer:

Is the tech press needed anymore? (how Apple iPhone apps take off now) — Datapoint one: John Gruber is noting that Android doesn't have very many of the industry's best apps. — Datapoint two. Starbucks CIO says that he's forced to use HTML 5 to support Apple iOS users …

Discussion: SAI, Daring Fireball and Gizmodo, more at Techmeme »

Andy Plesser / The Huffington Post:

Google TV's Choudhary: We “Never Intended to Replace Cable or Satellite” — MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif — Google TV was never intended to replace subscriptions to cable or satellite TV, but to integrate Web video and apps with television offerings, says Google's Saluhuddin Choudhary, project manager, in this interview with Beet.TV

David Folkenflik / NPR:

Fox News ‘Nazi’ Rhetoric Starts At The Top … Fox News and NPR once again found themselves in the news Thursday, this time driven by the comments of Fox News chief Roger Ailes, who in published remarks referred to NPR executives as “Nazis” for terminating the contract of news analyst Juan Williams.

Discussion: Pressthink

Michael Learmonth / AdAge:

Old Media Decides Digital Still Needs a ‘Chief’ — Time Inc., Gannett, Clear Channel and Wenner All Seek a New ‘CDO’ — NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — It's a good time to be a “chief digital officer,” or at least play one inside a media organization. After a brief heyday mid-decade …

Frédéric Filloux / Monday Note:

Fighting Unlicensed Content With Algorithms — It's high time to fight the theft of news-related contents, really. A couple of weeks ago, Attributor, a US company, released the conclusions of a five-month study covering the use of unauthorized contents on the internet.

Emily Steel / Wall Street Journal:

LeBron James Ad Asks for It — In an arty, soul-searching 90-second Nike commercial released in October, basketball star LeBron James asks repeatedly, “What should I do?” — Angry fans, in loud and blistering terms, have been telling him. — Myriad remixes and spoofs of the ad …

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