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Guardian:
James Murdoch to step down as BSkyB chairman - live — 2.46pm: We have spoken to Chris Bryant, the Labour MP and alleged phone-hacking victim who has been critical of News International and the Murdochs. He said: “[The resignation] is inevitable and he should have gone a long time ago.
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Dominic Rushe / Guardian:
News Corp shareholders renew call for Rupert Murdoch to step down — Calls for Murdoch to be replaced are reignited following James Murdoch's resignation from British pay-TV giant BSkyB — Shareholder activists have renewed their call for Rupert Murdoch to quit as chairman of News Corporation …
Robert Andrews / paidContent:
James Murdoch quits another News Corp group to spare BSkyB from fall-out
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Eric Deggans / Tampa Bay Times:
Sarah Palin knocks lamestream media while getting two hours free publicity on NBC's Today — Now I know why Sarah Palin calls it the lamestream media. Halfway through the first two hours of Palin's “guest hosting” stint on NBC's Today show this morning, I was still waiting …
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Sarah Palin Co-Hosts ‘Today’
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Sarah Marshall / Journalism.co.uk:
Leveson inquiry: Rebekah Brooks reapplies for core participant status — Lord Justice Leveson also sets out inquiry timetable for next few months — The move follows Brooks' failed application for core participant status in September 2011 — Rebekah Brooks has applied for core participant status …
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Lisa O'Carroll / Guardian:
Ex-Met police boss John Yates attended News of the World reporter's wedding
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Brian Stelter / New York Times:
Robert Redford to Produce a Documentary About Watergate — Rarely does reality intersect with role playing the way it did two Sundays ago in Bob Woodward's living room. — Meeting him there were Carl Bernstein, his writing partner at The Washington Post during the Watergate scandal in the 1970s …
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Rupal Parekh / AdAge:
Many Magazines Racing to Capitalize on Pinterest — Publishers Exploring Platform, Watching Rivals' Moves — Last month, digital executives from Hearst's 20 or so titles were summoned for an important meeting at the company's Manhattan headquarters. — The pressing subject was Pinterest …
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Emma Bazilian / Adweek:
MPA Levels Playing Field for Publishers' Tablet Data
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Matt Chaban / The New York Observer:
T-Squared Off: With Paul Goldberger Leaving for Vanity Fair, Is This the End of Architecture Criticism at The New Yorker? — There are two great thrones in American architectural criticism, that of The New Yorker and The New York Times. It was at these two journalistic institutions …
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Jeff Bercovici / Mixed Media:
Tabloid Tangle: Jim Dolan Accuses Mort Zuckerman of Extortion — Publishing a tabloid newspaper in New York is not for the timid, but the accusation Cablevision CEO Jim Dolan just leveled against New York Daily News owner Mort Zuckerman is strong stuff even by those standards.
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Alex Sherman / Bloomberg:
DirecTV Asks Who Makes Decisions at Tribune as Blackouts Extend — DirecTV (DTV), the largest U.S. satellite- TV company, still doesn't know whether it should negotiate with Tribune Co. management or its creditors to end a blackout of 23 local stations, DirecTV's head of programming said.
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Robert Channick / Chicago Tribune:
DirecTV files complaint with FCC over loss of Tribune Co. programming
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Variety, Hollywood Reporter and Bloomberg
Paul Smalera / Reuters:
The recession killed journalism - and saved it — Over the last few years, thanks to the global economic crisis - encapsulating everything from the 2008 housing crash to today's ongoing euro zone sovereign-debt debacle - much ink has been spilled about the reshaping of the world's economy, especially about the domestic job market.
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Capital New York, newsplexer and WWD Media Headlines
Associated Press:
AP revenue declines slow in 2011; seen up in 2012 — WASHINGTON — The Associated Press said Tuesday that its revenue declined in 2011 for the third straight year, but the drop was significantly smaller than the previous two years. Revenue dropped to $627.6 million last year from $630.5 million in 2010 …
Tim Carmody / Wired:
How Licensing and Hardware Bottlenecks Confound Magazine Text on the iPad — For the most part, text on the new Retina Display iPad looks amazing. Load a PDF with proper vector-based text onto it, and your document doesn't just look like paper; it looks like perfect paper.
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