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9:00 AM ET, November 13, 2013

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Michael Calderone / The Huffington Post:
New York Times Departures Heighten Concerns About Staff Retention  —  NEW YORK — When New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson was in negotiations this past summer to keep stats guru Nate Silver at the paper, his agent remarked that his client was “the prettiest girl at the party.”
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Joe Pompeo / Capital New York:
‘Times’ masthead 'hasn't had a chance to huddle yet' about Stelter's exit
Angela Watercutter / Wired:
Netflix's New Look Is a Glimpse at the Future of TV  —  Netflix just announced a whole new browsing experience for users who access the service on more than half the devices that run it, from game consoles to smart TVs.  On the surface it just looks like a sleek new interface upgrade …
Discussion: USA Today
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Janko Roettgers / Gigaom:
Netflix ditches Webkit to roll out slick new UI for smart TVs, Roku boxes and game consoles  —  Netflix rolled out a big revamp of its user interface for smart TVs and connected devices Tuesday night, moving away from a grid of box shot covers towards a much more visual interface …
Amy Davidson / The New Yorker Blog:
“60 Minutes” and the Benghazi Scandal Trap  —  “I didn't even have to go into the room to see who it was,” a man calling himself Morgan Jones told Lara Logan, of “60 Minutes,” on October 27th, remembering how he had glimpsed a body through the glass in a door.
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Paul Farhi / Washington Post:
CBS News and reporter Lara Logan face brutal criticism on flawed Benghazi report
Wall Street Journal:
Hulu Wants to Be Offered With Pay-TV Bundles  —  Online Video Outlet Could Be Centralized Location for Full Seasons of Shows … Online video outlet Hulu LLC is in early discussions with several pay-TV providers about potential partnerships, said people familiar with the situation …
Christine Haughney / New York Times:
Editor of Times Magazine to Step Down at Year's End  —  Hugo Lindgren, editor of The New York Times Magazine, told his staff in a brief meeting on Tuesday that he would be leaving The Times at year's end.  —  In the noon meeting, attendees said that Mr. Lindgren choked up and described the last few days as difficult.
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Joe Pompeo / Capital New York:   Abramson to name Lindgren's replacement by year's end; inside and outside candidates being considered
Tom Krazit / paidContent:
Why we are moving our media coverage over to Gigaom  —  This is the last post we'll publish on paidContent as we move our media coverage under one Gigaom umbrella and a new Media channel.  —  As one of the last remaining independent tech media startups, we have a keen interest in the future of the media business.
Raphael Satter / Washington Post:
Scotland Yard pursuing a criminal investigation following intelligence leaks to the Guardian  —  LONDON — A specialist unit of Britain's biggest police force is pursuing a criminal investigation following the leak of classified intelligence material to the Guardian newspaper …
David Meyer / Gigaom:
On-demand photography outfit Scoopshot pulls in $3.9M to expand internationally  —  A lot of money is going into trying to disrupt the stock photography market - something investors hope will be possible through advances in the quality of smartphone cameras.
The Huffington Post:
Richard Cohen Defends Column: ‘Word Racist Is Truly Hurtful’  —  Richard Cohen says that his latest piece was not intended to be and shouldn't be read as racist.  —  “The word racist is truly hurtful,” he told The Huffington Post on Tuesday.  “It's not who I am.  It's not who I ever was.
John Reynolds / Guardian:
Independent's redesign lifts circulation  —  Relaunch of newspaper on Thursday 7 November led to rise in sales of around 3,000 compared to previous week  —  The Independent is understood to have enjoyed a circulation lift of around 3,000 copies on the day of its redesign …
Jim Romenesko:
E.W. Scripps restructures its Washington bureau, acquires DecodeDC … E.W. Scripps announced this afternoon that its newspaper-focused Washington bureau “will be reconfigured to be a leading investigative storyteller on all the Scripps-owned media platforms — television, digital and print.”
Discussion: Bloomberg and E.W Scripps Company
Jim Edwards / Business Insider:
Google Is Now Bigger Than Both The Magazine And Newspaper Industries  —  Google has become so big that sometimes it's difficult to understand just how big it is.  It's on course to do $60 billion in revenue this year, almost all of that from advertising.  But how big is that in terms of the media it competes against for ad dollars?
Discussion: BGR
Peter Kafka / AllThingsD:
Good News for the Cable Guys!  Subscriber Numbers Dropped Again.  —  There's not much need to debate cord-cutting anymore: The pay-TV industry is losing subscribers.  —  But we still don't have a handle on the rate of loss, nor the reason for that loss.  —  If you're in the pay-TV business …
Discussion: @garyfung and AdAge
Rachel Bartlett / Journalism.co.uk:
Ex-Future staff in £90k crowdfund bid to set up own title  —  The team - all former members of staff at Future - aim to launch Linux Voice magazine early next year, in competition with Future's own Linux Format title  —  Credit: By James Cridland on Flickr.  Some rights reserved.
Discussion: BetaNews
Ben Sisario / New York Times:
Live Nation Said to Be Near Deal for Management Companies  —  Live Nation Entertainment, the giant concert company that includes Ticketmaster, is in advanced negotiations to buy the management companies behind U2 and Madonna, according to several people with direct knowledge of the talks.
 
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Chris Hughes / The New Republic:
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Jim Wyss / Miami Herald:
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Discussion: Poynter and The Newspaper Guild
Alex Weprin / Capital New York:
Hoda Kotb inks new contract with NBC News to stay with “Today”
Discussion: The Huffington Post and The Wrap
Dana Rubinstein / Capital New York:
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Justin Ellis / Nieman Journalism Lab:
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Jim Romenesko:
Ex-Fishbowl DC editor Betsy Rothstein to launch The Mirror for The Daily Caller