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3:15 AM ET, June 18, 2013

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Jeff Jarvis / BuzzMachine:
All journalism is advocacy (or it isn't)  —  Jay Rosen wrote a insightful post forking the practice of journalism into “politics: none” (that is, traditional American journalism: objective, it thinks) and “politics: some” (that is, the kind just practiced by Glenn Greenwald and the Guardian).
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Joshua Foust / Medium:
A Catalogue of Journalistic Malfeasance  —  The reporting on Edward Snowden has been dreadful.  Is there a way to make it better?  —  Two weeks ago, when the Guardian first leaked a Verizon court order to hand over its call metadata, a national debate began about privacy and security.
Margaret Sullivan / New York Times:
Sources With Secrets Find New Outlets for Sharing  —  AT the end of the 1975 thriller “Three Days of the Condor,” a C.I.A. researcher played by Robert Redford, with the code name Condor, stands in front of The New York Times building.  His life in danger, he is trying to save himself by taking …
Josh Halliday / Guardian:
British Defense Officials Send Out Media Notice To Censor Further Leaks From Edward Snowden  —  Defence officials issued a confidential D notice to the BBC and other media groups in an attempt to censor coverage of surveillance tactics employed by intelligence agencies in the UK and US.
Peter Kafka / AllThingsD:
Steve Jobs, Winnie the Pooh and the iBook Launch  —  Apple media boss Eddy Cue spent the morning on the stand during the Apple/Department of Justice ebooks/antitrust case.  No news came of his appearance, which is zero surprise: The only real news that will come out of the trial will be a verdict.
Discussion: TUAW, MACé" blog, Quartz, CNET, Fortune and 9to5Mac
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Steven Musil / CNET:
Sprint sues Dish, Clearwire to prevent $6B takeover bid  —  Wireless carrier's lawsuit claims the deal violates shareholder rights and Delaware laws.  —  Sprint Nextel has filed a lawsuit against Dish Network and Clearwire seeking to prevent Dish's takeover of the wireless broadband provider.
James Henderson / Techday:
Fairfax Magazines to close NZ tech titles  —  Fairfax Magazines will resign the licences, owned by IDG, to publish technology titles Computerworld, Reseller News and PC World in New Zealand.  —  In a press release sent out to the media late yesterday, the organisation says the decision …
Discussion: TVNZ and PC World
Meenal Vamburkar / Mediaite:
Edward Snowden's Father Speaks Out To Fox About Media ‘Misinformation,’ Asks Son To Stop Leaking  —  Eric Bolling made an appearance on Monday's Fox & Friends to offer a glimpse of his interview with NSA leaker Edward Snowden's father, Lonnie Snowden.  Speaking to Bolling on Sunday night …
Jessica Grose / New Republic:
Can Women's Magazines Do Serious Journalism?  —  Some people don't think so ...  Last week, the feminist Internet exploded with censure for the British quarterly Port Magazine.  The magazine's transgression?  Publishing a cover story about “A New Golden Age” of print media and featuring six white, male editors.
BBC:
Greek court suspends ERT broadcaster closure  —  A Greek court has suspended a government order to close state broadcaster ERT - a move that triggered mass protests in the country last week.  —  The top administrative court said ERT could resume transmission until a new national media body is set up.
Shibley Telhami / Salon:
Al Jazeera: The most-feared news network  —  Al Jazeera is well-funded and doesn't need to make money.  But its prospects, here and in Middle East, are uncertain  —  The Arab media explosion that recently has culminated in uprisings across the region springs from two interrelated sources …
David Roeder / Chicago Sun Times:
Bulk of Trib Co's revenue comes from newspapers, profits from broadcasting  —  Most of Tribune Co.'s revenue comes from the newspapers it is marketing for sale, but the profits are overwhelmingly from its broadcasting business, according to financial results issued Monday.
Sky News:
No Agreement Over Julian Assange's Future  —  The British and Ecuadorian governments have failed to reach an agreement over the future of Julian Assange after talks in London.  —  Ecuador's foreign minister Ricardo Patino had travelled to Britain to discuss what to do about the Wikileaks founder …
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Joe Pompeo / Capital New York:
Jason Sheftell, popular ‘Daily News’ reporter, found dead
Discussion: NY Daily News and Talking Biz News
Noah Rothman / Mediaite:
Sharyl Attkisson Speaks Out About ‘Serious And Disturbing’ Computer Hacking: 'I'm Outraged'
Discussion: Politico and TVNewser
Leslie Kaufman / New York Times:
LinkedIn Builds Its Publishing Presence
Discussion: SocialTimes, Forbes and eMedia Vitals
 Earlier Picks: 
Nick Summers / The Next Web:
Wikimedia Foundation says it hasn't received any PRISM requests, asks how it should respond next
Discussion: Forbes and Businessweek
Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch:
Source: Instagram Will Get Video On June 20
Peter Kafka / AllThingsD:
Netflix Links Up With DreamWorks Again for More Kids' Shows