Mediagazer: Can Jane Espenson's Husbands jump from the web to TV? (Liz Shannon Miller/GigaOM)

3:35 AM ET, September 12, 2011

Top News:

How the US press marked a decade since 9:11 — Some of the striking Sunday front pages from US newspapers marking the 10th anniversary since the attack on New York's World Trade Center. US Sunday newspaper front pages can be seen at the Newseum website here.

Discussion: Charles Apple, The Huffington Post, Gawker, Forbes and Future of Journalism

Mathew Ingram / GigaOM:

How 9/11 helped to change the media landscape — Everyone has their own memory of where they were when the World Trade Center was destroyed, and mine (not surprisingly perhaps) is inextricably linked to the media, since that's what I do. There are obviously far more important and compelling versions …

Discussion: Media & Entertainment, Hot Air and Time

Alessandra Stanley / New York Times:
On Slow and Somber Anniversary, News Media Try to Stay Out of the Picture

Discussion: WebProNews

Meghan Peters / Mashable!:
How the Media Is Using Digital Tech to Tell the Story of 9/11

Discussion: Time, Media Nation, The Official Google Blog, BBC, New York Times, Business Insider, Forbes, Forbes, Forbes, Forbes, Forbes, Forbes, Future Journalism Project, Forbes and Future of Journalism, more at Techmeme »

Stuart Elliott / Media Decoder:

Report Details Rise of Social Media — As social media like blogs, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube grow increasingly popular among consumers, marketers are seeking more data about the changing behavior of their customers. — The Nielsen Company, which has long provided such information …

Discussion: Future of Journalism and Nielsen Wire

Siobhan Heanue / ABC News:

Social media looks to fill investigative reporting gap — YouTube is considering launching a service dedicated to investigative journalism in response to the decline of in-depth reporting at traditional news outlets. — It is in discussions with a non-profit group based in California …

Discussion: Future of Journalism

Mike Madden / City Desk:

Dan Snyder Drops Lawsuit against Washington City Paper, Dave McKenna — Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder has just filed papers in D.C. Superior Court to dismiss his lawsuit against Washington City Paper and staff writer Dave McKenna over “The Cranky Redskins Fan's Guide to Dan Snyder,” which we published last November.

Discussion: Erik Wemple, Future of Journalism, The Huffington Post, Washington Post, DCist and AAN

Steve Lohr / New York Times:

Unboxed: Computer-Generated Articles Are Gaining Traction — “WISCONSIN appears to be in the driver's seat en route to a win, as it leads 51-10 after the third quarter. Wisconsin added to its lead when Russell Wilson found Jacob Pedersen for an eight-yard touchdown to make the score 44-3 ... . ”

Discussion: SEO Book.com and TeleRead, more at Techmeme »

David Carr / New York Times:

News Trends Tilt Toward Niche Sites — It was a rough week for the big guys on the Web. Yahoo unceremoniously dumped its chief executive, Carol Bartz, and AOL faced a mutiny from TechCrunch, the Silicon Valley news site it bought last year. — Apart from the specific business issues feeding …

Lauren A. E. Schuker / Wall Street Journal:

Glenn Beck Faces Big Test as New Show Bows — Conservative firebrand Glenn Beck faces his first big test since leaving Fox News when his new two-hour show begins Monday. — The first episode of Mr. Beck's program “Glenn Beck,” which will air on his new Internet-only network GBTV …

Arthur S. Brisbane / New York Times:

Thoughts From Jill Abramson, Executive Editor — ON Tuesday, Jill Abramson succeeded Bill Keller as executive editor of The New York Times, the first woman to serve as top editor since the paper's founding in 1851. I spoke with her about her new post. — •

Frédéric Filloux / Monday Note:

The Blogosphere's Soft Corruption — The TechCrunch / Arrington saga is the perfect illustration for the stealthy corruption plaguing digital information. Skip this paragraph if you know the story. In a nutshell: on September 1st, Michael Arrington, founder of the site TechCrunch …

Discussion: Wall Street Journal, AllThingsD and Mediaite, more at Techmeme »

Scott Eyman / Palm Beach Entertainment:

Former ‘Wall Street Journal’ publisher recalls the glory years of journalism in a new memoir — In 1947, Warren Phillips went to work at The Wall Street Journal as a copy editor. The paper had a circulation of 100,000. — In 1991, Warren Phillips retired as publisher and CEO of Dow Jones & Co., the Journal's parent company.

Liz Shannon Miller / GigaOM:

Can Jane Espenson's Husbands jump from the web to TV? — For over a decade, writer/producer Jane Espenson has been celebrated among television nerds; her IMDB profile includes work on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Gilmore Girls, Battlestar Galactica, Warehouse 13 and Game of Thrones, just to name a few.