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4:35 PM ET, October 12, 2012

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BBC:
Kindle Fire HD and Paperwhite sales make Amazon no profit  —  Amazon boss Jeff Bezos discusses the Kindle Fire HD  —  Amazon has confirmed it will not make a profit from sales of its latest Kindle tablet and e-reader devices.  —  “We sell the hardware at our cost, so it is break-even on the hardware …
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Laura Hazard Owen / paidContent:
In self-publishing push, Amazon expands Kindle Owners' Lending Library to Europe  —  Amazon is expanding the Kindle Owners' Lending Library, which allows Prime members who own a Kindle device to borrow one ebook a month for free, to the United Kingdom, Germany and France later this month.
Discussion: Telegraph, CNET, Softpedia News and Engadget
Ryan Chittum / CJR:
A Web survey isn't a poll, CNBC  —  The network's tweet creates a misleading media narrative on the veep debate  —  Whoever was running the CNBC Twitter feed last night didn't know the difference between a scientific poll and a Web poll: … As I'm writing this, that misinformation has been retweeted 4,838 times, favorited 405.
Steve Buttry / The Buttry Diary:
Facebook news-feed changes mean newsrooms need new engagement strategies  —  Changes to the algorithm guiding the Facebook news feed make it more important than ever that newsrooms and journalists engage effectively on Facebook.  —  We don't fully know how the changes work or what we should do about the them.
Discussion: Business Week and GigaOM
Laura Hazard Owen / paidContent:
BookShout pulls users' Kindle, Nook books onto other platforms  —  BookShout, which is backed by book distribution company Ingram Content Group's CEO John R. Ingram and has gone through a number of iterations since its founding in 2010, is doing something that may make Amazon and Barnes & Noble mad …
Discussion: Forbes
Guardian:
Guardian CEO outlines digital future of news and media industry  —  The chief executive of the Guardian Media Group, Andrew Miller, has outlined how his company must change to be sustainable  —  Print still accounts for 70% of the Guardian's revenues, according to its chief executive.
Discussion: paidContent
Josh Gerstein / Politico:
Three journalists subpoenaed by defense in CIA leak case  —  Three journalists subpoenaed by the defense in the criminal case against of former Central Intelligence Agency officer John Kiriakou will fight efforts to force them to testify in the case, according to court filings and spokespeople for the news outlets involved.
Niamh Ring / Bloomberg:
New York Times Gains on Stock Upgrade, Digital Progress  —  New York Times Co. (NYT), the newspaper publishing company, rose the most in two months after Barclays Plc upgraded the stock, citing increasing revenue from its digital paywall and a better cash position.
Mark Sweney / Guardian:
Times and Sunday Times make U-turn over bulk copies  —  Papers break ranks with industry by selling copies to partners such as airlines for a nominal sum that are then given away free  —  The Times and Sunday Times have boosted officially audited sales figures for September by distributing …
Discussion: Media Week and Media Week
Jeff John Roberts / paidContent:
Comment Voting: Ars Technica's new solution to shills and kooks  —  For many news sites, reader comments add extra insight and a sense of community.  Unfortunately, comment sections are also a playpen for cranks, hucksters, fanboys and conspiracy theorists.
Alisha Azevedo / Chronicle of Higher Education:
Research Libraries Increase Spending on Digital Materials  —  Spending by research libraries appears to be rising, especially for digital materials, according to new data from the Association of Research Libraries.  —  The data are part of the association's Library Investment Index …
Michael Calderone / The Huffington Post:
Mitt Romney Makes Play For Newspaper Endorsements In Battleground States  —  NEW YORK — The Des Moines Register endorsed President Barack Obama in the 2008 election and, given the paper's left-leaning editorial board, could be expected to do the same this time around.
 
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Alexander C. Kaufman / The Wrap:
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David Holmes / PandoDaily:
Tumblr continues its quest for original content, sending out a call for paid freelancers
Nicole LaPorte / Fast Company:
Hulu Struggles To Survive The Influence Of Its Parent Companies
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