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3:40 AM ET, October 3, 2013

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Alan D. Mutter / Editor & Publisher:
Digital Media—Targeting Advertising to Consumers is the New Objective  —  Say good-bye to one-size-fits-all content and advertising.  The age of personalization is arriving in the digital media, and it will change everything about what we read, where we eat, what we buy and even how we get to work.
New York Times:
Social Networks in a Battle for the Second Screen  —  After “Breaking Bad” drew 10.3 million viewers to one of the most crowd-satisfying finales in television history on Sunday, Twitter and Facebook raced to tell the news media about the throngs who shared their instant reactions to the show on the social networks.
Discussion: @vindugoel, @rozzy, @rozzy and @clayco
Jim Romenesko:
Washington Post inadvertently releases names of journalists who received stock-option bonuses  —  About three weeks ago, the Washington Post Co. sent an email to 63 newsroom employees who have received stock-option bonuses.  “The options were apparently awarded over the past three years …
Discussion: mUmBRELLA and The Daily Caller
Aneya Fernando / 10,000 Words:
Are Personal Essays the Future of Digital Journalism?  —  Personal essays have never been more popular online.  Sarah Hepola, Salon.com's personal essay editor, thinks she knows why: “People have always been drawn to personal narratives.  It's one of the fundamentals of storytelling: Through your story, I better understand my own.
Discussion: FishbowlNY
Jeff Baumgartner / Broadcasting & Cable:
TiVo, Rovi Flirt With SeaChange: Sources  —  Rovi and TiVo Have Pursued a Deal For Video Software Company As They Seek New Business Growth Angles  —  TiVo and Rovi are among the companies that are interested in buying what's left of SeaChange International, three industry sources said.
Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke / The New York Observer:
Reuters Will Cut Around Five Percent Across Editorial  —  Stephen Adler said that there will be around a five percent cut in editorial across Reuters, the president and editor in chief announced during a staff conference call this morning.  —  The cuts will be broadly distributed across …
Bloomberg:
Disney-Dish Talks Said to Hinge on Ad Skipping, New Nets  —  Walt Disney Co. (DIS)'s contract renewal talks with Dish Network Corp. (DISH) are hung up on Dish's ad-skipping technology and terms for two new Disney cable channels, according to people familiar with the discussions.
Lloyd Grove / The Daily Beast:
How Team Clinton Shut Down the CNN and NBC Hillary Shows  —  CNN and NBC have both canceled planned shows about Hillary Clinton.  Lloyd Grove reports on a killer operation by Team Clinton to protect her presidential ambitions.  —  In the Darwinian world of media and politics, hardly any primal force compares to Clinton Clout.
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New York Times:
Hollywood Advancing Clinton Film
Discussion: BBC
Stuart Elliott / New York Times:
Two Media Mainstays Expand Their Video Presence  —  TWO companies that are mainstays in legacy media are expanding their presence in online video, producing more original Web series as they follow consumer eyeballs and advertiser dollars.  —  One media company, Meredith …
Alastair Reid / Journalism.co.uk:
From removing comments to boosting interaction at the Daily Record  —  The Scottish daily removed the commenting facility from football stories last year but have re-engaged their community with a new team  —  Copyright: By Melissa Marques on Flickr.  Some rights reserved.
Sarah Laskow / Columbia Journalism Review:
Columbia University's piracy.lab explores the online world of digital book piracy  —  Book 'em  —  Piracy.lab is gathering data on digital book sharing  —  In anticipation of Congress' next big fight over copyright, legal academics are working to gather data and learn how copyright actually works in the real world.
Edirin Oputu / Columbia Journalism Review:
A look (and listen) at Reveal, public radio's first investigative reporting show  —  On Saturday, the Public Radio Exchange and the Center for Investigative Reporting launched the pilot episode of Reveal, public radio's first program dedicated to investigative journalism and the work that goes into producing it.
Alex Dalenberg / Upstart Business Journal:
PandoDaily, The New Republic and a J-School debate to drive professors bonkers … If you went to journalism school, it's drilled into you from day one.  Nothing may be more sacred in the dicta of legacy media than the separation of advertising and editorial.
Peter Kafka / AllThingsD:
Chromecast Adds Hulu to Its Modest App Collection  —  Back in July, when Google introduced its Chromecast Web TV gadget, it said that the device would eventually support apps from services like Hulu.  So here's the Hulu app the company had talked about, available via Google Play and Apple's App Store.
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Dawn C. Chmielewski / Los Angeles Times:
Study: Chromecast allows users to circumvent TV viewing restrictions
Discussion: VideoNuze Analysis and @pkafka
 
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Mathew Ingram / GigaOM:
Wish 4chan a happy birthday — you should be glad it exists, even if you never go there
Neyaz Farooquee / India Ink:
Citizen Journalism Grows in India's War-Torn Tribal Belt
Discussion: @ajit_ranade
Rachel Bartlett / Journalism.co.uk:
How Long Play hopes to shake-up Finnish media with e-singles
Matt Sledge / The Huffington Post:
Patrick Leahy At NSA Hearing: ‘We Get More In The Newspapers Than In Classified Briefings’
Discussion: Computerworld, Mashable and Guardian
Roy Greenslade / Guardian:
Uzbek journalist in secret detention
Elizabeth Chuck / NBCNews:
GlobalPost hacked by Syrian Electronic Army
Dean Starkman / Columbia Journalism Review:
Newspaper self-destruction: Providence Journal edition
Discussion: m.cjr.org
 Earlier Picks: 
Bloomberg:
Dissident Vietnamese blogger sentenced to 30 months in jail
Discussion: BBC and Wall Street Journal
Alexander Panin / The Moscow Times:
Viacom Takes Control for MTV Russia Relaunch
Jeffrey A. Trachtenberg / Wall Street Journal:
Scribd Book Service Adds HarperCollins Titles
Tara Conlan / Guardian:
BBC cuts: just four senior management jobs set for closure
Megan McArdle / Bloomberg:
We Are Googling the New York Times to Death
Discussion: @niemanlab