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Mary Ann Milbourn / Orange County Register:
Register owner to launch daily L.A. newspaper — The co-owner and publisher of the Orange County Register announced Thursday that the company will move broadly into Los Angeles County early next year and publish a new, seven-day-a-week newspaper, the Los Angeles Register.
Dylan Byers / Politico:
W.H.: CIA report ‘highly irresponsible’ — White House press secretary Jay Carney said Friday that it was “highly irresponsible” of the Associated Press to publish its report about the missing former FBI agent Robert Levinson's ties to the CIA. — The report “very likely puts that person in greater danger,” Carney said.
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Ed O'Keefe / Post Politics:
Sen. Bill Nelson: I told AP not to run Robert Levinson story
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@lrozen, @mlcalderone and Talking Points Memo
Michael Calderone / The Huffington Post:
Associated Press Held CIA Scoop For 3 Years At The Government's Request
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Associated Press, Capital New York, Washington Post, @mightyobvious_ and Gawker
Amanda Terkel / The Huffington Post:
Media Matters Declares Victory: ‘The War On Fox Is Over’ — WASHINGTON — Since its founding in 2004, the progressive watchdog group Media Matters for America has been a thorn in the side of Fox News. Its dozens of staffers monitor the network's leadership, hosts, guests and financial dealings incessantly …
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Politico, National Review, The Daily Caller and TheBlaze.com
Kelly McBride / Poynter:
Newtown's media blackout forces journalists to do their jobs — The one-year anniversary of a tragic event is a significant moment. But for journalists, such moments too often become opportunities for emotional exploitation rather than real journalism. — The citizens of Newtown, Conn. …
Peter Elkind / Fortune:
Bloomberg News reaffirms ban on writing about Mike Bloomberg — The news organization owned by Bloomberg LP has an unusual, self-imposed policy preventing itself from writing about its founder. — FORTUNE — When Michael Bloomberg retires as New York's mayor in January after 12 years in office …
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@dangillmor, National Review, The Huffington Post, Hit & Run and Talking Biz News
Alex Sherman / Bloomberg:
Charter Said to Prepare Offer Letter for Time Warner Cable — Charter Communications Inc. (CHTR) is preparing an offer letter to acquire Time Warner Cable Inc. for less than $140 a share, according to a person with knowledge of the matter. — Charter will send the so-called bear hug letter …
David Kravets / Wired:
AOL Tightens CrunchBase's Licensing to Block Competitors — AOL is legally locking down its crowdsourced CrunchBase database of tech companies, in response to a commercial iPhone app that used the database to compete with AOL. — The new CrunchBase license will continue to allow free use …
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Info @ CrunchBase and TechCrunch
Caroline O'Donovan / Nieman Journalism Lab:
Q&A: Sarah Marshall on leaving Journalism.co.uk for the WSJ and the state of media across the pond — For three years, Sarah Marshall has held a job that's pretty similar to, well, my job. And I think she's pretty good at it! But Marshall is moving on, from Journalism.co.uk …
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@niemanlab and Talking Biz News
Tom Balmforth / Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty:
Out Of Ukrainian Protests, A New Media Outlet Is Born — KYIV — A wave of panic grips protesters as rumors spread that tanks are bearing down on Kyiv to quell the revolt against President Viktor Yanukovych. — Several news outlets ran reports and word spreads like wildfire on Twitter.
Margaret Sullivan / The Public Editor's Journal:
‘Invisible Child’: Behind the Scenes, Before and After — Andrea Elliott's moving and exhaustively reported five-part series, “Invisible Child,” was 15 months in the making. At 28,738 words, and accompanied by affecting images by Ruth Fremson, a staff photographer, this story of a homeless girl …
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@mattapuzzo, @patkiernan, @byronyork, @tedhartii, @bydanielvictor, @sulliview, @longreads, @palafo, @richarddeitsch and Politicker
Parker Higgins / Mediashift:
WordPress Goes to Court to Defend Censored Bloggers — The blogging platform WordPress.com has taken the unusual — and welcome — step of going to court to defend its users against bogus copyright claims aimed at silencing their speech on the platform. Automattic, WordPress's parent company …
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@timkarr and @pbsmediashift, Thanks:@mediatwit
Ben Sisario / New York Times:
Amidst fierce competition, music streaming services fight for paying subscribers — A Stream of Music, Not Revenue — When Spotify, the digital music company of the moment, announced this week an exclusive deal with Led Zeppelin and free access on mobile devices, it also reported impressive numbers.
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@dada_drummer
Nellie Bowles / San Francisco Chronicle:
Jessica Lessin's startup courts high-powered audience for tech news — When former Wall Street Journal reporter Jessica Lessin celebrated the launch of her journalism startup at a Pacific Heights mansion this week, the event attracted the tech A-list: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg arrived in a gray hoodie …
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Valleywag, TheHill, @dangillmor, @julianhurrah, @mathewi and @jessicalessin
Kristen Hare / Poynter:
Toronto Star reporter serves Rob Ford with libel notice — “On Thursday I served Rob Ford with a libel notice, the first step in the process of pursuing a defamation lawsuit,” Toronto Star reporter Daniel Dale wrote in an article Thursday, explaining why he'd chosen to take legal action against Toronto's controversial mayor.
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Torontoist, National Post, Huffington Post Canada, Globe and Mail and Rehak/Stuebing Mostly Media
Johana Bhuiyan / Capital New York:
Thrillist Media Group finds a home on the web — Thrillist Media Group is finally getting around to building a website for the digital media company to call home, Capital has learned. — The Lerer Ventures-backed company, which is reportedly on track to bring in anywhere between $80 …
Jim Romenesko:
Boston.com hires ‘ChartGirl’ Hilary Sargent — Hilary Sargent, who's known for tackling “complicated matters in easily digestible charts,” is joining Boston.com next month as a full-time staffer. Jack Shafer wrote earlier this year that “ChartGirl” Sargent “straddles the space between the two-dimensional …
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@sladehv
Jose Delreal / Politico:
White House press corps tees off on Jay Carney over access — A frustrated press corps sounded off Thursday against White House press secretary Jay Carney over lack of access to President Barack Obama. — Carney said the White House “is working” to address the concerns …
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TVNewser, @aprildryan and The Fix
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Brian Resnick / NationalJournal.com:
White House Blames Internet for Lack of Media Access, and the Press Cries Foul
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@stephieintexas, Poynter, The Huffington Post and Mediaite
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