Mediagazer: Mail Online promises further global expansion as revenue rises to £28m (Andrew Pugh/Press Gazette)

6:20 AM ET, November 22, 2012

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Dominic Ponsford / Press Gazette:

All three party leaders ‘want to see action in this Parliament and as soon as possible’ on the press — All three party leaders met with representatives of the campaign group Hacked Off yesterday and reportedly all said that they “want to see action in this Parliament and as soon as possible” to regulate the press.

Richard Alleyne / Telegraph:

Date set for Leveson Inquiry publication — The report from the first part of the Leveson Inquiry into press standards is to be released next Thursday. — Lord Justice Leveson — David Cameron set up the inquiry in July last year in response to revelations that the News of the World commissioned …

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Tom Warren / The Verge:

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Andrew Pugh / Press Gazette:

Mail Online promises further global expansion as revenue rises to £28m — Mail Online has announced plans to expand its global operations after reporting a 74 per cent spike in revenue over the last financial year. Figures released by owners Daily Mail & General Trust this morning reveal …

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Natasha Lomas / TechCrunch:

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Roy Greenslade / Guardian:

Pakistani journalists wounded in bombing — Several Pakistani journalists were injured in a bombing yesterday at a Shia site in Karachi. They were caught in a blast just 30 minutes after an earlier explosion. The second bomb went off close the first one, wounding reporters …

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Chris Geidner / BuzzFeed:

Exclusive: NBC News Vetoed Chelsea Clinton Marriage Equality Ads — Videos prepared by former First Daughter, who supports marriage equality, would have been used in Washington state and by TheFour.com. But NBC News, where Clinton has worked for the past year, wouldn't allow it.

Mike Masnick / Techdirt:

SurfTheChannel Founder Gets Extra Jail Time For Revealing Documents That Raised Questions About His Conviction — You may recall that, earlier this year, we wrote about a very troubling ruling in the UK against the founder of SurfTheChannel, Anton Vickerman.

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Brooks Barnes / New York Times:

Guys Drive a Network on YouTube — LOS ANGELES — Big Media's hunt for young male viewers is not going so well. — News Corporation is holding a fire sale for IGN, its online network aimed at guys. Disney XD, a cable channel for boys, is growing in popularity — among girls.

Adam Gabbatt / Guardian:

Alan Rusbridger warns of increase in attacks on journalists — Four journalists honoured at CPJ ceremony, where Guardian's editor-in-chief collected a lifetime achievement award — Alan Rusbridger, Guardian editor-in-chief, has warned that “targeting journalism has become a trend” …

Michael Calderone / The Huffington Post:

MSNBC Battles ‘Pro-Obama’ Label Heading Into President's Second Term — NEW YORK — MSNBC President Phil Griffin labels his network's sensibility as progressive, but the cable news channel could also be described these days as simply pro-Obama. In the final week of the 2012 election …

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Alexander C. Kaufman / The Wrap:

For Nate Silver, the Late Apologies Are Trickling In — Three weeks ago, Nate Silver was right. Very right. — He accurately predicted President Barack Obama's reelection, just as he had in 2008. But in the weeks leading up to election night, the New York Times polling wizard withstood …

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