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4:45 PM ET, July 11, 2013

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Brian Lowry / Variety:
Tribune Spinoff Sounds Death Knell for TV-Print Synergy  —  Tribune's grand plans surrounding Times Mirror merger never materialized  —  You can't hurry love.  And you can't force synergy.  —  Tribune's long-awaited decision to spin off its newspaper holdings and bet squarely …
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Ken Doctor / Nieman Journalism Lab:
The newsonomics of Tribune's detour
Discussion: Los Angeles Times
Katherine Fung / The Huffington Post:
Charles Koch: Tribune Newspaper Bid Is 'Not On The Front Burner, But It's Possible'
Andrew Beaujon / Poynter:
Pew: About a quarter of Americans say journalists contribute little to society  —  27 percent of Americans say journalists contribute little or nothing to society's well being, according to a study by the Pew Research Center's Forum on Religion & Public Life.
Siraj Datoo / Guardian:
BBC's Jeremy Bowen successfully treated after being shot in Egypt  —  Corporation's Middle East editor has operation to remove shotgun pellets that hit his head while he was covering protests  —  The BBC's Middle East editor, Jeremy Bowen, has had an operation to remove shotgun pellets in his head.
David Streitfeld / New York Times:
E-Book Ruling Gives Amazon an Advantage  —  Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, loves disrupting markets.  In that regard, he must be having a delightful summer.  The book business, once so mired in the past it seemed part of the antiques trade, is up for grabs.
Harry McCracken / TIME:
PCWorld Exits Print, and the Era of Computer Magazines Ends  —  The last of the big general-interest PC magazines is no longer a magazine.  —  By Harry McCracken @harrymccrackenJuly 11, 2013  —  The news isn't shocking.  In fact, it's sort of a shock it didn't happen several years ago.
Jeff Jarvis / Guardian:
Who is a journalist?  Manning trial poses question of vital public interest  —  In this age of radically open networks, journalism is no longer a profession.  It is a service to inform society anyone can provide  —  When Bradley Manning's defense attorneys wanted someone to explain journalism …
Michael Sebastian / AdAge:
Publishers Try a Different Kind of Pay Wall, Unlocked by Watching Web Video  —  Publishers including Maxim, Radar Online, Guitar World and USA Today Sports Media are experimenting with a pay wall that instead of charging readers requires them to watch an advertiser's video.
Discussion: @themediaisdying
Joe Pompeo / New York Magazine:
Al Jazeera America: A Unicorn is Born  —  Where the magic will happen: Al Jazeera America's newsroom.  —  The modern realities of the media business have so accustomed us to seeing journalistic entities disbanded, either abruptly or in slow motion, that there's an undeniable fascination …
Arif Durrani / Media Week:
Guardian set to report annual losses of around £35m  —  Guardian News and Media is set to report pre-tax losses in the region of £35 million for its year to 1 April 2013 next week, around a 20% drop from losses in 2012.  —  Last year, Guardian News & Media …
Discussion: Guardian
Liana B. Baker / Reuters:
Malone says cable companies should make joint bid for Hulu  —  (Reuters) - Cable companies should make a joint bid to buy Hulu, the online video site currently conducting an auction, billionaire cable pioneer John Malone said on Thursday.  —  Joint ownership of Hulu would give cable companies …
Discussion: Hollywood Reporter and @lianabaker
Lynda V. Mapes / The Seattle Times:
Top editor David Boardman leaving Seattle Times  —  Boardman, executive editor and senior vice president at The Times, is taking a new job as dean of the School of Media and Communication at Temple University in Philadelphia.  —  After 30 years — and four Pulitzer Prizes — David Boardman …
Ben Woods / The Next Web:
Meet Lumi, the no-effort content discovery engine from the founders of Last.fm  —  What do you do when you've built a product up from nothing to the point of being acquired for hundreds of millions of dollars by a massive American corporation?  You take some time off.
Kevin Roderick / LA Observed:
Arun Rath named host of NPR's newly LA-based weekend show  —  Arun Rath has won the derby and will be the host when the NPR newsmagazine “Weekend All Things Considered” starts airing from Culver City in September.  Rath is a senior reporter for “Frontline” on PBS and PRI's “The World” at WGBH in Boston.
Discussion: @davidfolkenflik
 
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