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5:20 PM ET, October 8, 2012

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Jim Romenesko:
New York Times union memo: 'It's time to raise our voices'  —  New York Times guild employees are taking a series of actions this week “to make sure that the company hears and understands our position” on contract negotiations.  —  “It is time to raise our voices,” says a memo to members.
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Julie Moos / Poynter:
New York Times union members stage brief walkout to protest contract negotiations  —  At around 3:30 p.m., at least 200 union employees of The New York Times briefly stepped outside the building to show their opposition to negotiations with management over new contract terms.
Cynthia Cotts / The New York Observer:
Disgruntled New York Times Union Members to Unleash a Sidewalk Protest  —  In the latest development at 620 Eighth Avenue, New York Times union organizers have called on hundreds of rank and file to leave the building at 3:35 today for a rally on the sidewalk west of the building.
Brooks Barnes / New York Times:
CNN Creates Documentary Unit  —  LOS ANGELES — CNN, laboring to make itself more relevant, has decided that part of the answer involves movies — at least the nonfiction kind — and on Monday plans to announce the creation of CNN Films.  —  Cut to CNN executives shopping at Sundance?
Discussion: The Wrap and TVNewser
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Joe Flint / Los Angeles Times:   CNN's creation of film unit is step in right direction
Andrew Beaujon / Poynter:
New Times-Picayune competitor, Baton Rouge Advocate says it now has 10,000 subscribers in New Orleans  —  New subscribers to the Baton Rouge Advocate's New Orleans edition are reporting problems with receiving their papers.  “I really think they weren't prepared for the amount of subscribers that they got …
Discussion: NetNewsCheck Latest
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Ken Doctor / Nieman Journalism Lab:   The newsonomics of Advance's New Orleans strategy
Esther Addley / Guardian:
Julian Assange to publish book about freedom and the future of the internet  —  Julian Assange's last foray into the publishing world ended in an acrimonious and highly costly dispute, after he withdrew from his million-pound contract and his publishers released a draft autobiography manuscript against his wishes.
Discussion: New York Times and The Next Web
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Robert Booth / Guardian:
Julian Assange supporters ordered to forfeit £93,500 bail money  —  Julian Assange's supporters have been ordered to forfeit £93,500 in bail money after the WikiLeaks founder sought political asylum in the Ecuadorean embassy in London.  A court ruled on Monday that the payments must …
Jeff Sonderman / Poynter:
One year in, ABC/Yahoo news partnership holds largest Web audience  —  The partnership between ABC News and Yahoo News is reaching the largest digital audience in America as it celebrates its first anniversary.  —  In October 2011, Yahoo and ABC announced they would share stories and Web video …
Peter Kafka / AllThingsD:
YouTube, Which Wants More TV Dollars, Pays Up for More “Channels”  —  YouTube is ramping up its channel experiment.  —  Google is funding a new batch of video-makers to join the 100 it launched in the last year.  And it's making an international push, by adding content for the U.K., German and French versions of the site.
Maria Golovnina / Reuters:
Britain's BBC apologizes over sex abuse scandal  —  (Reuters) - Britain's BBC on Monday apologized to a group of women who allege that one of the state-funded broadcaster's top entertainers sexually abused them decades ago, a scandal that has raised questions about the BBC's judgment then and now.
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Jennifer O'Mahony / Telegraph:
Jimmy Savile: BBC Director General says ‘I will hold an inquiry’
Discussion: PressGazette and Guardian
Keach Hagey / Wall Street Journal:
BuzzFeed Embraces Sponsored Content to Tap Social-Media Sharing  —  BuzzFeed Site Relies on Sponsored Content Shared by Visitors on Social Media  —  Last April, the BuzzFeed website posted “11 Things No One Wants To See You Instagram,” a snarky reminder to resist the temptation to share online photos of your lunch or toes.
Discussion: Forbes, Poynter and The Daily Beast
Brendan Nyhan / CJR:
Enabling the jobs report conspiracy theory  —  NEW HAMPSHIRE — Media ethics pop quiz: When conspiracy theories started circulating on Twitter claiming that Friday's jobs report had been politically manipulated, what should reporters have done? (a) Avoid covering a baseless and unsubstantiated charge …
Brian Stelter / New York Times:
Still a Conservative Provocateur, Carlson Angles for Clicks, Not Fights  —  A week ago, Tucker Carlson cued up a video of President Obama that had been sent to him by a source.  The video, recorded in 2007 when Mr. Obama was a presidential candidate, showed him speaking to a black audience about …
 
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