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Roy Greenslade / Guardian:
Financial Times to move to single global print edition — The Financial Times is to institute path-breaking changes to the production of its printed newspaper that appear to be the penultimate step towards becoming a digital-only publication. — A lengthy memo sent yesterday afternoon …
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Strange Attractor, Talking Biz News, @blakehounshell, @b50, @yavuzbaydar, @dicktofel and TheMediaBriefing.com
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Rachel Bartlett / Journalism.co.uk:
Lionel Barber: FT.com to focus on ‘smart aggregation of content’ — In a memo to staff, published by the Financial Times today, editor Lionel Barber outlined ‘the next steps’ in its approach to digital-first' — The editor of the Financial Times has shared “the next steps” …
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USA Today, Financial Times, Telegraph, @mirkolorenz and @mathewi
Nick Bilton / New York Times:
All Is Fair in Love and Twitter — Right in the center of South Park, a large, grassy oval near San Francisco's financial district, there is a rinky-dink playground with slides, ladders and firefighter poles, all dented and dinged, connected by gritty brown pylons.
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Fast Company, Betabeat, Business Insider, Mashable, @elilanger, @qhardy, @dbfarber, The Verge, @heyveronica, Valleywag, @ksadjadpour, @nytmag, @huffposttech, GigaOM, @feraldata, @sarahgrieco, @1bobcohn, @nichcarlson, AllThingsD, @abstractsunday and @nycjim
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Ellen McGirt / Fast Company:
Twitter Defines Itself By What Facebook Isn't
Twitter Defines Itself By What Facebook Isn't
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@barrycunningham, @brian_frank and @emmashotthispic
Darren Boyle / Press Gazette:
Rusbridger defends Snowden leaks claiming ‘any terrorist who can tie his shoelaces’ is aware of surveillance — Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger dismissed criticism of his paper's Edward Snowden surveillance revelations claiming that any terrorist who can tie his shoe laces knows that the internet is being monitored.
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Nick Hopkins / Guardian:
MI5 chief's criticism of Snowden and the Guardian is hardly unexpected — Sir Andrew Parker's position is understandable given what he does, but it isn't the only view - even within intelligence circles — Sir Andrew Parker made an important speech on Tuesday night.
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Telegraph, Press Gazette, Daily Mail, Fox News, UPI, International Business Times, Sky News, Channel 4, ITV News, @ggreenwald, The Week UK, Techdirt, The Independent, @arusbridger and BBC
Caroline O'Donovan / Nieman Journalism Lab:
Journalists of the Jersey Shore: How a novice reporter built a news network from scratch — The first post went up sometime just before 2:34 p.m. on September 12. — Post by Jersey Shore Hurricane News. — Just a few minutes later, the first of 375 comments went up on the next post …
Dominic Ponsford / Press Gazette:
UK press on collision course with Parliament over regulation plan which would ‘fatally undermine freedom of expression’ — The newspaper and magazine industry is on a collision course with the Government after condemning proposals on press regulation which could “fatally undermine freedom of expression”.
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@domponsford, BBC and The Huffington Post
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Guardian:
Lord Justice Leveson faces standoff with MPs over press regulation — Judge's refusal to enter debate in Lords evidence sets him up for potential clash with Commons select committee on Wednesday — Lord Justice Leveson is facing a standoff with MPs after he repeatedly refused to be drawn …
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Press Gazette and @joshhalliday
Fraser Nelson / Spectator:
Sorry, Maria Miller. We still won't sign
Sorry, Maria Miller. We still won't sign
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@paullewismoney, Press Gazette, @misterjorgensen, @alexmassie, @douglascarswell, @leshinton, @drwollastonmp and @make_trouble
Peter Kafka / AllThingsD:
Twitter Gets Its Strongest TV Tie-Up So Far, With an Ambitious Comcast Deal — Twitter has been trying to buddy up with the TV industry for the past few years. Now it has its it biggest payoff yet: A far-reaching deal with Comcast that aims to turn the social network into a TV-watching service.
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New York Times, GigaOM and @peterlauria3
Stuart Dredge / Guardian:
BuzzFeed president: ‘We feel strongly that traditional media have given up on young people’ — Jon Steinberg tells MIPCOM audience that his site is ‘bringing more hard news on a relative basis than a lot of the traditional television networks’ — News site BuzzFeed attracted 85m unique visitors in August …
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@nedregotten
Peter Kafka / AllThingsD:
The Week Gets Its Third Publisher in Three Years — The Week, the offline/online news aggregator, has a new publisher. — Tim Koorbusch, who had been running U.S. sales for Say Media for the last year, has replaced Michael Wolfe, who joined the company at the beginning of 2012.
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Publishing Executive …
Sara Morrison / The Wrap:
President Obama Shuns TV Reporters During Shutdown Press Conference — President Barack Obama blamed Republicans in Congress for putting the country on the brink of financial disaster in a Tuesday press conference about the government shutdown that clocked more than an hour …
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FishbowlNY, The Huffington Post, Erik Wemple and Politico
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Alastair Reid / Journalism.co.uk:
Newsgames: Future media or a trivial pursuit? — Interactives have become a regular feature of any large news organisation's digital output, but some outlets, particularly smaller ones, are taking this further, into games — Copyright: By Martin Lopatka on Flickr. Some rights reserved