Mediagazer: WikiLeaks Spokesperson Says Group May Publish Snowden's Remaining Material (Rosie Gray/BuzzFeed)

12:35 PM ET, June 24, 2013

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Rosie Gray / BuzzFeed:

WikiLeaks Spokesperson Says Group May Publish Snowden's Remaining Material — “I can't go into any details.” — WASHINGTON — A WikiLeaks spokesperson opened the possibility Monday that the group could publish the rest of Edward Snowden's National Security Agency documents when reached by phone on Monday.

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CNN:
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Evelyn M. Rusli / Wall Street Journal:

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David Carr / New York Times:

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The Huffington Post:

Phone Hacking Scandal Reportedly Went Far Beyond Media — LONDON (AP) — The phone hacking scandal rocking Britain extends well beyond the media industry to include law firms, debt collectors and other companies, a newspaper said Saturday. — The scandal has already sent shockwaves across …

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Tom Harper / The Independent:
Pressure grows on Lord Leveson to explain why he ignored hacking beyond the press

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Noah Davis / The Awl:

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Jeff John Roberts / paidContent:

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New York Times:

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Michael Sebastian / AdAge:

Magazines' iPad Editions See 24% Ad Boost in Q1 — Kantar/PIB Report Shows Uptick, But Buyers Seek More Performance Data From Publishers — Magazine publishers are seeing more advertisers warm up to their iPad editions. — In the first quarter, the number of ad units …

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Joshua Benton / Nieman Journalism Lab:

Opening up government: A new round of Knight News Challenge winners aims to get citizens and governments better information — Moments ago, the Knight Foundation announced its latest round of winners in the Knight News Challenge, its currently semiannual competition to identify fundable ideas …

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Niklas Pollard / Reuters:

Swedish court backs TV license fees for computers, mobile devices — (Reuters) - A Swedish court on Monday ruled that the state broadcaster could charge a fee for accessing television via the Internet on laptops, tablets, smartphones and other devices. — Sweden has for decades …