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9:30 AM ET, June 19, 2012

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BBC:
Leveson asks for comments over ‘quit’ claims  —  Lord Justice Leveson has asked “core participants” to his inquiry for their comments on a newspaper story which claimed he had threatened to quit.  The Mail on Sunday said he had made his threat following comments by Education Secretary Michael Gove.
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Tom Harper / London Evening Standard:
Exclusive: Leveson questioned David Cameron's support for his inquiry  —  Lord Justice Leveson questioned David Cameron's support for his inquiry into the press, police and politics in a phone call to Britain's top civil servant, the Standard can reveal.  The judge leading the probe …
New York Times:
Klein Returns Full Time to Education Work at News Corp., Leaving Investigative Role
Discussion: Media & Entertainment
Yinka Adegoke / Reuters:   News Corp top lawyer to oversee hacking committee
Elizabeth Jensen / New York Times:
New Hits Needed; Apply to NPR  —  On an unseasonably warm spring night at the Bell House, a hip club in Brooklyn, a new NPR quiz show was taking shape.  Like its hit older sibling “Wait Wait ... Don't Tell Me!,” the new show, “Ask Me Another,” is taped before a live audience.
Discussion: @romenesko and The Huffington Post
Mathew Ingram / GigaOM:
The future of news: Mobile, video, data — and crowdsourced  —  The Knight Foundation, a non-profit entity that is one of the biggest funders of journalism and media-related projects in the United States, announced the winners of the first round of its Knight News Challenge on Monday in Massachusetts …
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Joshua Benton / Nieman Journalism Lab:
Android sensory data, streaming breaking news, and better real-time filters: The winners …
Chris O'Brien / Mercury News:
Is it time to pull the plug on Web publishing pioneer Salon.com?  —  Way, way back in 1995, a group of publishing pioneers had the crazy idea that maybe they could start an online magazine that would revolutionize journalism.  Salon.com was born, drew enormous buzz, produced some stellar journalism and managed to hold an IPO.
Discussion: Guardian
Stu Woo / Wall Street Journal:
What Makes Jeff Bezos Tick?  A $42 Million Clock  —  Jeff Bezos changed the way we shop, with Amazon.com Inc. AMZN +1.94% He transformed how many of us read, with his Kindle e-reader.  He has a few other potentially life-changing ideas, too.  In a patent application made public in August 2011 …
Discussion: Business Insider
Dylan Byers / Politico:
BuzzFeed names DC chief: John Stanton  —  BuzzFeed has hired Roll Call reporter John Stanton to head its new Washington, D.C., bureau.  —  Stanton joins BuzzFeed after seven years with Roll Call and more than a decade on the congressional beat.  —  “John Stanton is a reporter's reporter …
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Laura Hazard Owen / paidContent:
B&N earnings: Nook Simple Touch drags revenues down, though digital content sales are up  —  Barnes & Noble reported Q4 revenues of $1.4 billion for the period ended April 28, on losses of $1.08 per share.  The company is now breaking out the Nook operating segment separately …
Discussion: MarketWatch
Jeff Sonderman / Poynter:
Study: Tablet users more likely to buy magazines, e-books than news, newspapers  —  New research published today answers some key questions about what kinds of content tablet users consume, and what they're willing to buy.  The survey, funded by the Online Publishers Association …
Mark Harris / Vulture:
TV's Best Talker: Aaron Sorkin on The Newsroom, Sorkinism, and Sounding Smart  —  On June 24, HBO will air the debut of The Newsroom, the first cable series from Aaron Sorkin, the Oscar- and Emmy-winning creator of The West Wing and writer of The Social Network.
Rick Anderson / The Daily Weekly:
‘We Could Lose Crosscut’: David Brewster Says New Business Model is Needed to Save Website  —  Pay cuts, staff cuts, fewer stories, reduced production - it sounds a lot like the daily newspaper business, what's left of it.  But those are the sad words of David Brewster, publisher of the five-year-old electronic newspaper, Crosscut.com.
Steve Krakauer / CNN:
Glenn Beck drops his name from Web network, promises media ‘revolution’  —  (CNN) — Hugely successful and often controversial, Glenn Beck is a man full of complexities.  —  He points the finger in his new book “Cowards” but calls for “Restoring Love” in his upcoming rally.
Discussion: Adweek, Mediaite, TVNewser and Erik Wemple
 
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Discussion: Melville House Books and Poynter
Jim Romenesko:
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Lisa O'Carroll / Guardian:
Two more hacking files given to CPS
Discussion: The Independent
Alex Weprin / TVNewser:
CNN Switches Up 12 PM Format, Launches ‘Newsroom International’
Dylan Byers / Politico:
TNR hires Julia Ioffe, Tablet's Marc Tracy
Discussion: Politico
Steve Myers / Poynter:
Times-Picayune journalists to receive new job descriptions Monday
Jim Romenesko:
Martin Dickson named Financial Times U.S. managing editor
Discussion: The Corsair and Capital New York