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Tim Bradshaw / Financial Times:
WikiLeaks delays launch of new online system — WikiLeaks has delayed the release of a new online system to allow whistleblowers to pass secrets to its website, in another blow to Julian Assange's campaign for radical transparency amid a barrage of legal, financial and technical challenges.
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Rachel McAthy / Journalism.co.uk:
Assange accuses editors of being ‘corrupted’ by power — Julian Assange told the Global Editors Network summit in Hong Kong that most journalists enter the profession to ‘crawl up the ladder of power to become associated with power’ — Speaking at the Global Editors Network via Skype …
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Agence France Presse, Future of Journalism, Poynter, Journalism.co.uk and The New York Observer
Brian Stelter / Media Decoder:
New Editors Named to Gawker and Deadspin — Gawker Media on Monday named new editors for two of its most prominent sites, the flagship Gawker and the sports and men's lifestyle site Deadspin. — Remy Stern, the editor of Gawker for nearly two years, will be replaced by A.J. Daulerio …
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The Wrap, JIMROMENESKO.COM, New York Magazine, mediabistro.com and FishbowlNY
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Jonathan Cooper / Journal Register Company:
New Haven Register Newsroom Reorganization Focuses on In-Depth, Investigative and Digital — Engagement Team Named to Lead Audience-Focused Initiatives — NEW HAVEN, CT - Journal Register Company, a leading local news and information company managed by Digital First Media …
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Future of Journalism and NetNewsCheck Latest
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Jim Brady / Digital Man:
Investing in Investigative — For some time now, there's been buzz that going “digital first” and producing quality journalism were mutually exclusive goals. I assume part of that is because companies that have gone “digital first” — and few have done it as all-out as the Journal Register Company …
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Connecticut Newsroom and Poynter
Roy Greenslade / Guardian:
Andrew Rashbass: 'The biggest reason we're successful is that we are lucky' — Economist's chief executive explains how a mistake transformed his website and why he is relaxed about losing print sales — Andrew Rashbass, the chief executive of the Economist group, starts by putting it down to good fortune.
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Nieman Journalism Lab, Poynter, Strange Attractor, Editors Weblog, Media Decoder, paidContent:UK and Talking Biz News
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Robert Andrews / paidContent:
Economist Claims Over A Million Monthly Tablet Readers
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Journalism.co.uk, PSFK, Guardian and Guardian
The Independent:
Charlotte Church waived fee for ‘good press’ — Singer Charlotte Church waived a £100,000 fee to sing at Rupert Murdoch's wedding when she was 13, in exchange for a promise of favourable publicity, she said today.
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Steve Myers / Poynter:
ESPN, Syracuse newspaper held off publishing Bernie Fine sexual abuse allegations — Bobby Davis, one of the men who has accused former Syracuse University assistant men's basketball coach Bernie Fine of molestation, brought his allegations to the Syracuse newspaper in September 2002.
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Julie Moos / Poynter:
Cain tells CNN about alleged affair as his lawyer tells TV station he's not talking — Atlanta businesswoman Ginger White says she had a 13-year-long affair with GOP presidential hopeful Herman Cain, whose standing in the polls dropped after news broke of sexual harassment settlements …
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MyFox Atlanta, St. Petersburg Times, Mediaite, Gawker and TVNewser
Georgina Prodhan / Reuters:
Financial Times sees content beating print ads — (Reuters) - The Financial Times expects its print advertising revenues to be overtaken by subscription and cover price sales for the first time this year, marking a milestone on its road to escape its dependency on volatile advertising markets.
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News on News
Chicago Tribune:
Tribune Co. bankruptcy case haunting former shareholders — Creditors poised to go after even the smallest investors to claw back billions — On Nov. 8, a two-page letter appeared on Tribune Co.'s bankruptcy court docket, wedged between the usual stream of motions and lawyer fee applications.
Robert Booth / Guardian:
Leveson inquiry: blogger summoned over leak — Probe after Guido Fawkes posts Alastair Campbell evidence three days before it was due to be heard — The Leveson inquiry into the culture, practice and ethics of the press has summoned a political blogger to give evidence after a document purporting …
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Erik Wemple, Journalism.co.uk, Editors Weblog and http://www.Stinkyjournalism …
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Laura Hazard Owen / paidContent:
Hachette, Bloomberg Businessweek Partner On Steve Jobs E-Single — Big-six publisher Hachette Book Group is partnering with Bloomberg Businessweek on e-singles that will “illuminate key moments in the world of business,” drawing on content from the magazine. First up is Steve Jobs: 1955-2011.
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Publishers Weekly, FishbowlNY and News on News
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