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Joe Pompeo / Capital New York:
Reuters gutting web infrastructure for ‘Reuters Next,’ its big online retooling — Over the past few years, the media arm of Thomson Reuters has been trying to polish its 160-year-old brand to a more contemporary sheen by recruiting A-list journalists and pundits and expanding into areas like blogging, Internet TV and magazines.
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Josh Gerstein / Politico:
Does aiding WikiLeaks equal aiding Al Qaeda? — Prosecutors and lawyers for alleged WikiLeaks source Pfc. Bradley Manning were back in court Tuesday, sparring over one of the central questions in his case: does giving sensitive government information to the media equate to aiding Al Qaeda?
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VentureBeat, Wired, Guardian, The Independent, Associated Press, U.S. News, rt.com and Techdirt
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David Dishneau / bigstory.ap.org:
JUDGE REDUCES POSSIBLE SENTENCE IN WIKILEAKS CASE — You are here — Home » Bradley Manning » Judge reduces possible sentence in WikiLeaks case — FORT MEADE, Md. (AP) — A military judge on Tuesday reduced the potential sentence for an Army private accused of sending reams …
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New York Magazine and Fast Company
Margaret Sullivan / The Public Editor's Journal:
It's a generally accepted rule in journalism that if you're involved in a newsworthy situation, you shouldn't cover it. Most of the time that makes excellent sense. — The Times made an exception to that rule on Sunday with Scott Shane's riveting piece on John C. Kiriakou …
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Pressing Issues
Jeff John Roberts / GigaOM:
Aereo will take its TV distruption to 22 new cities this spring — Aereo, which offers a way for people to watch and save TV shows on their mobile devices, has so far been available only in New York City. Now, Aereo is undertaking a rapid roll-out that will take it to over 90 million consumers in 22 new cities.
James Poniewozik / TIME:
Reality TV Journalism: Alex Jones Shoots Off His Mouth on Piers Morgan — His eye-popping CNN interview with radio host Alex Jones Monday night combined two of Piers Morgan's great passions: gun-control policy and things that bring notoriety to Piers Morgan.
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Politico, Slate, RealClearPolitics Video Log, Daily Mail, Mashable! and Mediaite
Erik Wemple:
Gawker publishes N.Y.C. gun-permit holders — The past three weeks have seen a rash of claims that gun permit holders in Rockland and Westchester counties in New York state are now in danger because the Journal News published their names and addresses. — To which, Gawker says nonsense.
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Gawker, Capital New York, CNYcentral.com and Poynter
Caroline O'Donovan / Nieman Journalism Lab:
The AP is selling ads in its tweets, but Twitter doesn't mind — The Associated Press is selling ad space in its 1.5 million-follower main Twitter feed. The wire service is sending out two sponsored tweets per day for the duration of this week's International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
George Winslow / Broadcasting & Cable:
CBS to Offer Second-Screen Features for Super Bowl XLVII Stream — Will enhance live stream of game at CBSSports.com with alternative game angles, social media feeds and other features — For CBS' live stream of Super Bowl XLVII, the network will be offering a variety of additional second-screen features …
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TVNewser, Adweek, AdAge, Cable Television News and wnypapers.com
Katie Heaney / BuzzFeed:
Why Are Athletes Accused Of Rape Often Glorified In The Media? — Steubenville is not special. That's not quite true: the alleged rape of a 16-year-old high school student by several Steubenville High students and football stars is unique for making the news in the first place.
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Poynter and The Daily Beast
Eric Eldon / TechCrunch:
With Funding For Svbtle, Dustin Curtis Wants To Build A Business In Long-Form Online Content — Dustin Curtis is a developer, designer, and blogger who has accomplished the rare feat of getting a blogging platform off the ground. Called Svbtle, it launched in early 2012 as a sort …
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Svbtle Featured and paidContent
Derek Thompson / The Atlantic Online:
How the TV Business Got Rich Off the Thing That Was Going to the Kill It: The Internet — In TV Land, the dinosaurs still rule the world — Surely, you've heard the news: The cable business is broken, the end of TV is nigh, and it's only a matter of time before the Internet does to television …
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