Mediagazer: Digital, print, oral: Shakespeare's Sonnets for iPad brings reading full circle (Tim Carmody/The Verge)

6:10 AM ET, July 6, 2012

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“MG Siegler can't be trusted.” — Do you want an overview of the current state of the tech blogosphere? Click the link above. — I mean, that's seriously a story. A full story. On a site that purports to report about technology. (And congratulations: your click will undoubtedly lead to other stories just like it!)

Discussion: @dangillmor

Adrianne Jeffries / Betabeat:

Unreliable Narrators! TechCrunch Blogger Inserted ‘Random Information (Sometimes Even False)’ Into Posts — Mr. Siegler. (Photo: LinkedIn) — The blogosphere is a brave new news world, but it's generally assumed that blogs that report the news adhere to basic journalistic standards …

Discussion: The Verge and Marco.org

Anna Tarkov / Poynter:

Journatic CEO to staff: ‘Bumps are going to be part of the ride’ — Journatic CEO Brian Timpone wants his staff to know that “This American Life” and other reporting on the outsourcing company is “noise” that follows “the change we're forcing” in journalism.

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Mathew Ingram / GigaOM:

The future of media and forcing new content into old models — We've seen a ton of digital ink spilled over the implications of media startup Journatic faking bylines for some of its content, including a post from me at about the underlying economics that have forced newspapers …

Discussion: mediabistro.com, eMedia Vitals, B2B Memes and Media Nation

Jim Romenesko: Jake Barnes surfaces again

Kara Swisher / AllThingsD:

Yahoo CEO Search in Final Stages, With Levinsohn and Kilar in Lead — According to sources close to the situation, the search for a new CEO for Yahoo is closing in on key candidates. — But, said sources, it appears to be coming down to a contest between interim Yahoo CEO Ross Levinsohn and Hulu CEO Jason Kilar.

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Nikki Finke / Deadline.com:

HBO Not Proceeding With Fox News' Roger Ailes TV Movie Produced By MSNBC Rivals: “CNN Affiliation” Cited As The Reason — EXCLUSIVE UPDATE: I scooped yesterday that HBO had done a secret deal for an Untitled Roger Ailes Project being executive produced by Fox News rivals from MSNBC.

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Michael Calderone / The Huffington Post:

WikiLeaks Removes Associated Press From List of Media ‘Collaborators’ On Syria Docs — NEW YORK — When WikiLeaks began publishing some 2.4 million Syrian files on Thursday, a trove that it said includes emails from “political figures, ministries and associated companies,” …

Discussion: The Atlantic Wire

Rachel McAthy / Journalism.co.uk:
WikiLeaks starts publishing 2.4m #SyriaFiles and outlines its ‘search interface’

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Georg Szalai / Hollywood Reporter:

BSkyB Study Finds U.K. Pay TV Giant Contributes $8.4 Billion to Economy — The company says it also supports 120,000 jobs as media regulator Ofcom continues to probe if it is “fit and proper” to own a broadcast license. — LONDON - British satellite TV giant BSkyB said Thursday …

Christine Haughney / Media Decoder:

Murdoch Isn't the First to Consider Renaming The Wall Street Journal — When Rupert Murdoch let it be known in an interview last week that he was thinking of giving The Wall Street Journal a new, streamlined name — WSJ — he was joining a discussion within the newspaper that dates back at least to the end of World War II.

Discussion: FishbowlNY and JIMROMENESKO.COM

Tim Carmody / The Verge:

Digital, print, oral: Shakespeare's Sonnets for iPad brings reading full circle — Let's start with the various media layers gathered in this book. First, there's the Arden critical text of all 154 sonnets and A Lover's Complaint, a poem attributed to Shakespeare that was included in the first edition of the Sonnets in 1609.

Andrew Beaujon / Poynter:

Fired KC Star reporter sues, says using press releases isn't plagiarism — Steve Penn was fired by the Kansas City Star last July for using material from press releases in his columns. Editors found “more than a dozen examples in Penn's columns dating back to 2008″ of repurposed prose.

Discussion: Gannett Blog and Courthouse News Service

Tracie Powell / Poynter:

Proposed: Citizen journalists should fill gaps in ‘information ghettos’ — Miami Herald Columnist Leonard Pitts, Jr. wrote last month that citizen journalists cannot replace professionals, but a new report issued by Washington State University's Murrow College of Communication suggests doing …