Mediagazer: Fastest growing segment of piracy? Live TV (Laura Hazard Owen/paidContent)

1:25 PM ET, July 3, 2012

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Laura Hazard Owen / paidContent:

Fastest growing segment of piracy? Live TV — A chart from the report “The six business models for copyright infringement.” Click to expand. — A new Google study entitled “The six business models for copyright infringement,” just released with the UK's PRS (Performing Right Society) …

Discussion: Multichannel

David Carr / Media Decoder:

Executive at Advance's NJ.com Denies Staffing Up to Supplant Newspapers — “I'M HIRING! NJ.COM — New Jersey's biggest digital news operation — is expanding,” wrote the executive, Lamar Graham, in a Facebook post that was reprinted by JimRomensko.com and has since been taken down from Facebook.

Discussion: Capital New York and NetNewsCheck Latest

Jim Romenesko:

Chicago Tribune reviews unauthorized paid speech by Clarence Page — ProPublica revealed Monday afternoon that Chicago Tribune syndicated columnist and editorial board member Clarence Page was paid $20,000 and travel expenses to appear at a June 23 rally in Paris in support of the Mujahadin-e Khalq …

Discussion: ProPublica

Paula Froelich / The Daily Beast:

Why Murdoch Snipes at Scientology — On Sunday Rupert Murdoch, arguably the most powerful man in media, stunned media watchers when he inserted himself into the Tom Cruise-Katie Holmes divorce fray by attacking Cruise's beloved religion. Tweeting first, “Scientology back in news.

Discussion: Capital New York, Forbes Real Time and The Inquisitr

Steve Myers / Poynter:

New York Times interviewing finalists for public editor job — The New York Times has narrowed its pool of candidates for the public editor position and hopes to make an announcement by the end of July, said Glenn Kramon, assistant managing editor for enterprise.

Discussion: Guardian

Joshua Haddow / Vice:

Confessions of a Tabloid Terrorist — You might remember Graham Johnson (pictured above). In the past, we've called him up to discuss the child gangs turning the streets of Liverpool into a variety of hell populated with burning cars, IEDs, and cheap guns.

Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch:

One Week In, New York Times' Chinese Social Media Accounts Shut Down, Site Still Up — So much for that experiment in freedom of speech. Last week, the New York Times launched an online Chinese edition of its newsspaper — and with it a social media presence in the country.

Discussion: Mashable! and NetNewsCheck Latest

Dylan Byers / Politico:

Who leaked the Supreme Court story? — This is still a question that's bugging SCOTUS watchers: Who leaked the tick-tock on Chief Justice John Roberts's change of heart to CBS News? — On Sunday, three days after the Supreme Court voted to uphold the Affordable Care Act …

Discussion: Guardian and Online NewsHour

Dominic Ponsford / Press Gazette:

Bloomberg Businessweek eyes push into UK market — Bloomberg Businessweek has signalled its intention to make greater inroads into the UK market and become a “real global brand” by increasing its circulation in Europe and Asia by 80,000 copies a week. The US-based magazine giant was losing …

Discussion: FishbowlNY

Alex Klein / The Daily Beast:

At Dow Jones, It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Bloomberg — A News Corp. split, a new CEO, new plans to grow the data business. What's in store for the Murdoch's crown jewel? — As Rupert Murdoch splits up News Corp, many say he's aiming to separate the wheat from the chaff …

Discussion: New York Times

Tara Conlan / Guardian:

New BBC director general could be named this week — The next director general of the BBC could be named by the end of this week after the second round of interviews takes place. Those understood to have made it through to the final shortlist for the most powerful job in UK broadcasting include …

Eric Newton / Knight Foundation:

A nonprofit news organization ‘on stable footing’ — Some good news came the other day that is symbolic of the hard work fledgling nonprofit news organizations are doing to put their digital newsrooms on more stable footing. The story came in the form of an official report on grant …