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Patrick B. Pexton / Washington Post:
At The Post, reporters get socialized to social media — A sign of the times is that Vernon Loeb, Post Local editor, has begun mandatory social media training for the reporters and editors on the Metro staff. This means that most editors and reporters, if they haven't already …
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John Gruber / Daring Fireball:
On Attribution and Credit — Ina Fried's story yesterday for AllThingsD about iPad-native apps crossing the 100,000 mark now credits MacStories by name, and includes this note: … The reference in the article now reads: … That's better, and crosses the line into what I consider acceptable attribution.
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parislemon and Softpedia News
Nicola Hughes / Data Miner UK:
Why Data Needs Journalism and Journalism Needs Data — I've come specifically to the Open Knowledge Conference for the track on data journalism (although I'm very interested in the open data scene anyway). It was a call to action more than an educational exposition.
David Kravets / Threat Level:
Lawyer to Judge: I Swear My Browser Ate My Homework — A lawyer for copyright troll Righthaven is declaring under penalty of perjury that an update to his computer's browser prohibited him from electronically submitting a legal filing before an angry judge's deadline.
Andrew Hampp / AdAge:
Comcast Shutters NBC Universal Digital Studio — Eleven Positions Affected; Third Season Of American Family Insurance Series in Limbo — Comcast is shuttering NBC Universal Digital Studio, a three-year-old original web content division, NBC Universal confirmed on Friday.
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paidContent
Sofia M. Fernandez / Hollywood Reporter:
Ashton Kutcher and Village Voice Twitter Feud Leads to Advertiser Loss … Social media master Ashton Kutcher has taken his Twitter feud with New York's Village Voice to a new level by contacting its advertisers to complain about the newspaper's “Back Page” personal ads.
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Felix Salmon, The Atlantic Wire, Gawker, Runnin' Scared and The Marquee Blog
Staci D. Kramer / paidContent:
New York Times Co. Sells 55 Percent of Fenway Stake For $117 Million — It took The New York Times Co. (NYSE: NYT) longer to find buyers for a substantial part of its stake in the Boston Red Sox than it did to build the metered paywall for NYTimes.com—and it still isn't done with the Fenway Sports Group.
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Adweek and Forbes.com
Sharon Waxman / The Wrap:
TheWrap Replaces THR as Reuters News Partner — We have big news today. TheWrap, which struck a partnership with Reuters last year, becomes the global news agency's main entertainment news provider as of July 1. — This new partnership replaces a long-time alliance between Reuters and The Hollywood Reporter and Billboard.
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Future of Journalism and The Wire
Dawn Chmielewski / Company Town:
Google Inc. in preliminary talks to buy Hulu — Google Inc. is in preliminary talks to buy online video pioneer Hulu, people familiar with the situation said. — Hulu has begun meeting with potential buyers including Google, Microsoft Corp. and Yahoo Inc. to drum up interest in a sale …
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Hulu Blog, ZDNet, Softpedia News, VentureBeat, Betabeat, Digital Trends, ZDNet, CNET News, GeekWire, The Atlantic Wire, Search Engine Land, Bloomberg, @mbaratz, @percival, @hitwise_us, @nichcarlson, @judygrundstrom, Android Phone Fans, Geek.com, @maryjofoley, TechCrunch, Electronista, Media Money …, BetaNews, @danprimack, @learmonth, @razorianfly, @johnaugust, PC Magazine, Tech Trader Daily, Neowin.net, The Microsoft Blog, ShortFormBlog, Media Maverick, Gizmodo, VideoNuze, The Next Web, Lost Remote, PE Hub Blog, MarketingVox News & Trends, Pulse2, The Consumerist, WinRumors, Android and Me, The Business Insider, Inside TV, Seattle Times and 9to5Google
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Doug Aamoth / Techland:
Google and Microsoft Reportedly Both Kicking Hulu's Tires
Google and Microsoft Reportedly Both Kicking Hulu's Tires
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The Atlantic Wire and Future of Journalism
Andy Plesser / Beet.TV:
AllThingsD Plans Expansion of Reviews Section: Kara Swisher Wants “Little Walt Mossbergs Everywhere” — All Things Digital, the fast-growing events and publishing unit of Dow Jones, headed by Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg, plans to expand its reviews section, says Swisher in this video interview with Beet.TV
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Future of Journalism
Megan Garber / Nieman Journalism Lab:
ProPublica's newest news app uses education data to get more social — Yesterday, the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights released a data set — the most comprehensive to date — documenting student access to advanced classes and special programs in public high schools.
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GOOD, Christian Science Monitor and U.S. Department of Education
David Folkenflik / NPR:
New CNN News Chief Takes Stock … It's pretty easy to see the winning formula for Fox News and MSNBC. They spend their evening hours stoking outrage from the political right and left, respectively. — But it's not as clear what the missing secret sauce should be for CNN.
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TVNewser, On Media's Blog and Inside Cable News