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Costas Pitas / Reuters:
British court quashes legal challenge by partner of Snowden leaks reporter — (Reuters) - Britain's High Court has quashed a legal challenge against the detention under anti-terrorism laws of the partner of Glenn Greenwald, the journalist who brought leaks from former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden to world attention.
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Paul Owen / Guardian:
High court rules against David Miranda over Heathrow detention - live coverage — Judges dismiss claim that nine-hour detention of partner of former Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald was unlawful — Sort by: — 10.09am GMT — Lobby group Index on Censorship expressed disappointment …
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The Intercept, The Huffington Post and Guardian
Colleen Taylor / TechCrunch:
Whisper publicizes and claims it vetted a new Gwyneth Paltrow affair rumor shared by a user — Whisper, The Sequoia-Backed Secret Sharing App, Makes A Move Into TMZ Territory — Whisper, the popular anonymous social sharing startup that's raised $24 million from venture capital giants …
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@neetzan, Defamer, @whisperapp, @ryanlawler, @neetzan, @neetzan, @fmanjoo, Brian Solis, Business Insider, Betabeat, The Huffington Post and BuzzFeed
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Graydon Carter / Vanity Fair:
Graydon Carter explains why Vanity Fair didn't run with Gwyneth Paltrow piece — The Paltrow Affair — Not to bore you with the details, but the whole Vanity Fair-Gwyneth Paltrow brouhaha began innocently enough at a routine morning editorial meeting last spring.
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The New York Observer, Digital Spy, WebProNews, @jayrosen_nyu, Guardian and @vfhollywood
Joshua Benton / Nieman Journalism Lab:
Some people want a lot more Winter Olympics; some people want no Winter Olympics at all — The folks at NBC's Breaking News have a post up looking at how their users responded to the arrival of a huge story — the Sochi Winter Olympics. (Breaking News is ahead of the pack at encouraging readers …
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Latest News & Headlines, Forbes and The Whip
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Sam Kirkland / Poynter:
AP brings Olympics coverage to local news outlets with customizable, white-label microsites — If you've seen an Winter Olympics medal count on your local newspapers' homepage, there's a good chance it was built by the Associated Press Digital News Experience program team.
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@ap_corpcomm
Patrick Kingsley / Guardian:
Peter Greste and fellow journalists to finally appear in Egyptian court — The three al-Jazeera staffers, who have been held for 46 days, are locked in a cell next to the country's former prime minister — Three al-Jazeera English journalists seized last December from their Cairo hotel rooms …
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Joshua Benton / Nieman Journalism Lab:
BostonGlobe.com is moving to a metered paywall … That's one of the takeaways from this long profile of the John Henry-era Globe by Jason Schwartz in Boston Magazine. The Globe famously split its web presence in 2011 into a completely free Boston.com and a mostly hard-paywalled BostonGlobe.com.
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@jbenton, @justinnxt and @niemanlab
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Jason Schwartz / Boston Magazine:
Will John Henry Save the Globe?
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@benvolin, @pppayack, @dskok, @dankennedy_nu, @georgeprof, @michaelpaulson, @mathewi, @martinepowers, @simon_hughes__, @jasonschwartz, @bostonmagazine, @twallack and @jayrosen_nyu
John Plunkett / Guardian:
BBC Radio 1 top 40 goes with the flow by including streaming plays — Station to follow shift in way young people consume music by integrating data from Spotify and other services into singles chart — The BBC Radio 1 top 40 UK singles chart is to undergo the biggest upheaval in its 62-year history …
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Pocket-lint and thedrum.com
Andrew Wallenstein / Variety:
NBC Universal, FX Chiefs Call for Increased Anti-Piracy Measures — John Landgraf: Voluntary self-policing better route than legal battles — Internet gatekeepers like Google may have made strides to combat content piracy, but there's room for improvement.
Joseph Lichterman / Nieman Journalism Lab:
After the demise of its network, The Colorado Independent is born again on its own — Susan Greene got the call about six weeks after she became editor of The Colorado Independent in early 2013: The American Independent News Network, which funded the nonprofit online news organization, was closing the site.
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Durango Herald
Jim Romenesko:
U.S. News deletes archived web content published before 2007 — A Romenesko reader recently noticed that U.S. News wiped out a good chunk of its archives. He writes: “The way that I stumbled upon this is that I am constantly going back into archives of various publications while doing research.
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@dancow, @mtdukes, @beschizza, @clare_oc, @notjessewalker and @felixsalmon
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