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10:05 AM ET, June 6, 2013

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Michael Calderone / The Huffington Post:
DOJ Will ‘Very Likely’ Investigate Guardian NSA Leak, Says Pete Williams; Official Disagrees  —  NEW YORK — The U.S. Department of Justice may try seeking out the source of a bombshell article that revealed National Security Agency surveillance of millions of Americans, according to NBC News Justice correspondent Pete Williams.
Maria Sacchetti / The Boston Globe:
Mass. pair sues New York Post over Marathon bombing portrayal  —  A Massachusetts teenager and his 24-year-old friend filed a defamation lawsuit against the New York Post Wednesday in Boston, accusing the tabloid of falsely portraying them as suspects in the deadly Marathon bombings by plastering …
Shara Tibken / CNET:
Focus, criticism shifts to Amazon in Apple e-book trial  —  The online retailing giant is accused of being a bully by two publishing company CEOs who testified during the trial.  —  NEW YORK — Amazon acted like a bully and threatened the publishers when discussing a new e-book sales structure …
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Roger Parloff / Fortune:
US v. Apple could go to the Supreme Court
Discussion: TUAW
Jon Russell / The Next Web:
Ex-Reuters editor Matthew Keys' new project: A breaking news site to supplement existing media  —  Matthew Keys, the former deputy social media editor at Reuters who was fired over alleged collaborations with the Anonymous Group, has given a sneak preview of a new project he is working on …
Discussion: TechCrunch
Dan Mitchell / Fortune:
WSJ Profile isn't a LinkedIn competitor  —  The social-media-like products being planned by Dow Jones and Bloomberg are not attempts to take on the social media giants.  —  FORTUNE — What do the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg have in mind for the business-oriented social networks they are each reportedly launching?
Discussion: Talking Biz News
Josh Sternberg / Digiday:
BBC.com Aims For the Business Crowd  —  The BBC wants to bring global economic and business trend stories to the average Joe.  —  Today, BBC.com is rolling out a new vertical called Capital.  Providing content around topics like personal finance, leadership and management, Capital aims to bring complex business stories down to earth.
Discussion: Talking Biz News
James Cusick / The Independent:
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson denies hacking conspiracy  —  Mr Coulson, 45, from south east London, appeared at Southwark Crown Court to face three charges.  —  David Cameron's former communications chief  —  in Downing Street, Andy Coulson, has pleaded not guilty to three charges
Discussion: Sky News and New York Times
Anna Clark / Columbia Journalism Review:
Watch out, watchdogs  —  GOP-led Wisconsin legislature moves to push investigative journalists off campus  —  DETROIT, MI — At the conclusion of a marathon overnight session, Wisconsin legislators early this morning added a provision to the state budget that would expel the Wisconsin Center …
Discussion: WisconsinWatch.org and JSOnline
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Christina Bonnington / Wired:
Why Google Reader Really Got the Axe  —  When Google announced its plans to shutter Google Reader in March, the Internet freaked out.  Twitter users raised their virtual pitchforks in outrage.  Bloggers wept, scrambling to find a suitable replacement by the service's July 1 death date.
Christine Haughney / New York Times:
On Newsstands, Allure of the Film Actress Fades  —  Pity the poor Hollywood film stars: they can't open movies the way they used to and now they can't sell magazines.  —  Even a few years ago, the prize for a magazine editor was in luring an A-list Hollywood star onto the cover.
John Plunkett / Guardian:
Channel 4 second-screen app 4Now to allow real-time viewer interaction  —  Advertisers will be able to target ads, with app tapping into popularity of viewers using social media while watching shows  —  Channel 4's second screen app will be called 4Now and will offer viewers real-time votes …
Discussion: Guardian
Jake Maxwell Watts / Quartz:
China selectively opens the Great Firewall for special events  —  The western Chinese city of Chengdu hosts the Fortune Global forum of business leaders today.  To the great delight of reporters covering the event, the Great Firewall has been temporarily ruptured: Facebook and Twitter are accessible.
Ira Teinowitz / The Wrap:
Feds: More Research Into Link Between Media and Violence Should Be a Priority  —  National Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Medicine said existing research is inadequate  —  Declaring that detailed scientific research on the impact of media violence on gun violence is sorely lacking …
Discussion: CNET and Broadcasting & Cable
Rachel McAthy / Journalism.co.uk:
How Russia Today reached one billion views on YouTube  —  A detailed look at RT's approach to YouTube, where it records around 800,000 to one million views a day  —  Copyright: Image by bredgur on Flickr.  Some rights reserved.  —  For newsrooms producing video, having a strong presence …
David Dishneau and Eric Tucker / Associated Press:
Bradley Manning Trial Characterized By Secrecy, Security  —  FORT MEADE, Md. — Pfc. Bradley Manning's court-martial over the leak of hundreds of thousands of classified documents has been all about secrecy and security, and his trial has taken on a cloak and dagger feel, too.
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Jack Mirkinson / The Huffington Post:
Bradley Manning Trial Mostly Ignored By TV
 
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Natasha Tynes / The Huffington Post:
Training Journalists Got Me Five Years in Egyptian Prison — But Please Don't Call Me ‘Activist’
Discussion: GlobalPost
AdAge:
NBA Could More Than Double Its Annual Rights Fees in New TV Deals
Bloomberg:
Penguins Not Protests on Turkish TV Fuel Anger Against Media
Dylan Byers / Politico:
Baba Shetty out as Newsweek CEO
Discussion: New York Post and Mashable
Dylan Byers / Politico:
EIC Kerry Lauerman to exit Salon.com
Eriq Gardner / Hollywood Reporter:
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Is Top-Earning Chief in New Media
Laura Hazard Owen / paidContent:
Readmill partners with Guardian, Atavist and Livrada and adds a free book section to its app
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Glenn Greenwald / Guardian:
Reader-funded journalism  —  This model is vital in sustaining …
Guardian:
British booksellers seek Amazon curb
Michael Sebastian / AdAge:
Paywalls or No Paywalls, Newspaper Revenue Declines Seen Through 2017
Discussion: FishbowlNY and eMedia Vitals
Ruma Paul / Reuters:
Bangladesh lifts ban on YouTube, blocked after anti-Islam film
Discussion: YouTube News
Brian Womack / Bloomberg:
Google's YouTube Triples Mobile Sales Amid Wireless Shift
Discussion: Guardian, 9to5Mac and paidContent