Mediagazer: Court Says UK Papers Can Command Levies From Pay-For News Monitor Customers (Robert Andrews/paidContent:UK)

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Robert Andrews / paidContent:UK:

Court Says UK Papers Can Command Levies From Pay-For News Monitor Customers — In an important first-instance ruling, the UK High Court has upheld a stipulation that operators and customers of paid digital news monitor services should pay newspapers for crawling their stories.

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Agence France Presse:

Branson launching digital magazine for iPad — SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - British tycoon Richard Branson on Tuesday will unveil a digital magazine tailored for viewing on Apple's popular iPad tablet computers, according to press conference invitations. — Word of Branson's plans to publish …

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Ryan Tate / Gawker:

Why the iPad Newspaper is Doomed — It's slow and backward — The Daily will be put to bed each night for consumption the next day, just like a newspaper. As David Carr put it in the New York Times, “a button will be pushed and it will be ‘printed’ for the next morning.”

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Jeffrey A. Trachtenberg / Wall Street Journal:

Testing Enhanced E-Books — Publishers Gauge Whether Readers Will Pay More for Augmented Versions of Digital Tomes — An image depicts the mechanics of Mickey Mantle's powerful swing from the enhanced, e-book version of ‘The Last Boy,’ a biography of the player.

blogs.journalism.co.uk:

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Conrad Walters / The Age:

What television will look like in 10 years — Fights over the remote control will be a thing of the past. Illustration By John Shakespeare. — Few people seek to look silly. In public. In perpetuity. So when The Guide decided to repeat an experiment from 10 years ago …

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Cory Doctorow / Guardian:

News Corp Kremlinology: what do the Times paywall numbers mean? — The publisher has released some numbers for its paper's subscriber-only site - but they leave more questions than answers — Earlier this month, Rupert Murdoch's News International released figures on the performance of the paywall it put around the Times last July.

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Rob O'Regan / eMedia Vitals:

Bonnier extends tablet design concept to news content — Swedish publisher Bonnier, which drew oohs and aahs earlier this year with its Mag+ magazine concept for the iPad, has extended its design format to news content with News+. — Announced today, News+ “combines the depth and editorial choices …

James Poniewozik / Time:

The Tick, Tick, Tick of the Times — The morning of Sept. 11, 2001, there was more news than the country could bear and more than a TV screen could fit. Beyond the plane crashes and burning buildings, reports and rumors abounded of other attacks, explosions, evacuations.

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Jeff Bercovici / Mixed Media:

Ex-Newsweek Editor: Daily Beast Merger Was ‘Best Bet’ — Jon Meacham. Image by Getty Images via @daylife — Former Newsweek editor Jon Meacham didn't stick around to see what new owner Sidney Harman had planned for the magazine, but if there are any hard feelings, he's keeping them to himself.

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