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5:25 AM ET, June 27, 2013

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Glenn Greenwald / Guardian:
The personal side of taking on the NSA: emerging smears  —  Distractions about my past and personal life have emerged - an inevitable side effect for those who challenge the US government  —  When I made the choice to report aggressively on top-secret NSA programs, I knew that I would inevitably …
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Alex Berenson / New York Times:
Snowden, Through the Eyes of a Spy Novelist
Discussion: msnbc.com
Hamilton Nolan / Gawker:
Secrecy Is the Problem  —  Some people say that Edward Snowden …
Discussion: Politico
Alex Weprin / TVNewser:
CNN Lays Off Some Staff In DC  —  CNN has quietly laid off a handful of staffers in its Washington DC bureau.  —  We hear that most of the departures were senior level producers and staff, many on specific beats like the White House, national security and the Department of Justice, and who had been with the channel for a long time.
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Alastair Reid / Journalism.co.uk:
CNN International site to emphasise ‘human curation’  —  The broadcast site is to promote correspondents' voices and long-form content alongside breaking news, as well as a more visual focus  —  CNN International is undergoing “incremental” improvements in its website to give it a more visual …
Discussion: CNN
Erik Wemple:
Bloomberg News reporter had 18 ledes ready for Supreme Court rulings  —  Persistent mistakes by news organizations on big, national stories have spawned a growing consensus in journalism circles.  Better to be right than first, goes the thinking.  People won't remember who was first to report …
Roger Yu / USA Today:
Twitter CEO sees role for editors: Weed through tweets  —  WASHINGTON — On Wednesday, Twitter CEO Dick Costolo urged newsroom editors in the U.S. to embrace the service and news media's increasingly important role in synthesizing and analyzing millions of tweets that are produced daily.
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Tim Westergren / Pandora Blog:
Pandora and Royalties  —  (Warning: This is long, but I'd really like to fully articulate Pandora's perspective on royalties, which is simply impossible to do in just a few sentences.)  —  Over 13 years ago when I started this company, we set out with a singular mission …
Discussion: The Next Web, CNET, SlashGear and Gizmodo
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The Wrap:
Newsday Shuts Down Westchester, N.Y., Branch (Exclusive)  —  Cablevision, which owns Newsday, shut down its year-old Westchester site effective immediately, an insider with knowledge of the situation told TheWrap.  No statement from Cablevision yet, but its official Twitter account, @NewsdayNY, and Facebook is already gone.
Discussion: lohud.com, Poynter and FishbowlNY
WAN-IFRA:
New multilingual news organisation aims for global reach through Internet, apps  —  From 1 July, the Israel-based i24 news will attempt to take on the likes of Al Jazeera, the BBC and France 24 with a tri-lingual 24 hour television channel that will be accessible in its entirety on the web and through mobile apps.
Mayer Nissim / Digital Spy:
‘The Sun’ keeps topless Page 3 models, drops ‘News in Briefs’  —  New editor of The Sun David Dinsmore has said that the newspaper will continue to print pictures of topless models on Page 3.  —  His predecessor Dominic Mohan had come under increasing pressure to stop the practice …
Stuart Dredge / Music Ally:
Amazon launches its AutoRip feature in the UK and Europe  —  Amazon's AutoRip service launched in the US in January, providing customers with digitised versions of the CD albums they'd bought from its website, and later adding vinyl too.  Now AutoRip is crossing the Atlantic, launching in France …
Catherine Shu / TechCrunch:
Digg Reader Now Available On Digg's iOS App  —  Digg Reader, Digg's alternative for the RSS aggregation addicts who will be bereft when Google Reader finally shuts down on July 1, is now available on the Digg iOS app.  An Android app is expected to make its debut in the next three to four weeks.
Discussion: Softpedia News
Aaron Mesh / Willamette Week:
Black and White and Red All Over  —  Owners of the Oregonian gamble on the newspaper's digital future.  —  The death of The Oregonian as you know it came at 9:58 am on June 20.  —  That's when reporters, editors, photographers and designers who put out the 163-year-old daily newspaper were told to …
Geoffrey A. Fowler / Digits:
Apple Spells Out iTunes Radio Terms for Record Labels  —  Ahead of its launch of an online radio service, Apple circulated terms to independent record labels last week, many of them more generous to the music companies than what rival Pandora Media currently pays.
 
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Rachel McAthy / Journalism.co.uk:
France's Les Echos launching business news aggregation
Matthew Kauffman / The Scoop:
You Want Those Public Records? That'll Be $16 Million Please.
Sarah Lacy / PandoDaily:
Stop pretending it's all a party: The social contract of working at a startup
Discussion: ZDNet, GigaOM and betashop
Declan Walsh / New York Times:
As World Awaits News on Mandela, Tensions Rise Over Media Swarm
Discussion: BBC
Dante D'Orazio / The Verge:
Dish withdraws bid for Clearwire following Sprint's latest offer
Discussion: AllThingsD and GeekWire
Tim Peterson / AdAge:
Intel Has Internal Launch Date for Pay TV Service
Todd Spangler / Variety:
Maker Studios Founder Danny Zappin Sues Company Over ‘Ouster’
Discussion: AllThingsD, TechCrunch and The Wrap
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Jeff Bercovici / Forbes:
Is 21-Year-Old Samantha Shannon The Next J.K. Rowling?
Chris Cassidy / Boston Herald:
It's time to sell the Globe
Andrew Beaujon / Poynter:
Washington Post Guild: ‘The Post would like to fire you’
Gavriel Hollander / pressgazette.co.uk:
Daily Mail in £110k libel payout over Syrian chemical weapons story
Discussion: Guardian