Mediagazer: How Three Decades of News Coverage Has Shaped Our View of the World (Uri Friedman/The Atlantic Online)

1:10 AM ET, November 21, 2013

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Uri Friedman / The Atlantic Online:

How Three Decades of News Coverage Has Shaped Our View of the World — Mapping millions of news events makes one thing clear: Some countries are getting a whole lot more press attention than others. — Head to the homepages of major news sites today, and you'll get the impression …

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Michael Calderone / The Huffington Post:

How The New York Times Gets Around Censors In China — NEW YORK — On Tuesday morning, readers in mainland China could click on New York Times stories about basketball player Jeremy Lin and rapper Eminem, or an obituary for the novelist Doris Lessing — all of which recently appeared in the U.S. print edition and online.

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