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Kevin Roose / New York Magazine:
Several people may be behind @GSElevator, one could be tweeting from inside Goldman Sachs — Is the @GSElevator Mystery Really Solved? — Last night, Andrew Ross Sorkin of the New York Times made waves by exposing the identity of @GSElevator, the anonymous Twitter scribe (and now …
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Guardian, Forbes, Melville House Books, @kevinroose, New York Times, @sarahw, USA Today, The Verge and FishbowlNY
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J.K. Trotter / Gawker:
No, Margaret Sullivan, Goldman Sachs Never Banned Talking In Elevators
No, Margaret Sullivan, Goldman Sachs Never Banned Talking In Elevators
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USA Today, @pkafka, @mattzeitlin, @rubinafillion, @moorehn, The Wire, Business Insider and Mediaite
Margaret Sullivan / The Public Editor's Journal:
Two years ago the New York Times erroneously reported that John Lefevre worked at Goldman
Two years ago the New York Times erroneously reported that John Lefevre worked at Goldman
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cnbc.com, DealBook, Guardian, @jswatz, @felixsalmon, @nytfridge, MoneyBeat, Bloomberg View, @mattfleg, @tomgara, @jasonrmcintyre, @willystaley, @jayrosen_nyu, The Awl, @elanazak, Vanity Fair, @rupertmyers and DealBook
Marc Andreessen / Andreessen Horowitz:
The Future of the News Business: A Monumental Twitter Stream All in One Place — I am more bullish about the future of the news industry over the next 20 years than almost anyone I know. You are going to see it grow 10X to 100X from where it is today. That is my starting point for any discussion about the future of journalism.
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@nimasahebi, @rikwalters, @declanm, @chrisknowlestv and @antderosa
Robinson Meyer / The Atlantic Online:
The Year Most News Home Pages Looked the Same — Box. Image. Text. (Rinse and repeat.) — Earlier today, Bloomberg View—the online opinion arm of the Bloomberg News behemoth—unveiled its new homepage design. The site, below, presents itself as a set of mostly gray boxes with mostly white text:
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Nieman Journalism Lab, @justinjm1, @yayitsrob, @rwd and @craigsilverman
Andrew Kaczynski / BuzzFeed:
Newspaper Denies Attorney General Profile Is Donald Trump's Revenge — Bulls**t, says the paper. “I obviously don't see it that way,” says the writer. — Ivanka Trump arrives with husband, Jared Kushner, at the Vanity Fair party to begin the 2012 Tribeca Film Festival in New York, April 17, 2012.
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@dougsaunders, @sridharpappu, @dylanbyers, @evanchill, @hunterw, @dangillmor, @sternbergh, @atotalmonet, @nxthompson, @buzzfeedandrew, @mollyesque and New York Magazine
Peter Kafka / Re/code:
Disney's Cloud Movie Service Is Just Like the Other Cloud Movie Service, Except It's From Disney — For the last few years, a consortium of most of the big Hollywood studios and most of the big consumer tech companies has been promoting a Web-based “locker” system, which sounds like a good idea …
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GeekWire, CNET and VideoNuze Analysis
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Lucas Shaw / The Wrap:
Disney Goes Where No Other Studio Has Gone: An iTunes Movie Storage Deal
Disney Goes Where No Other Studio Has Gone: An iTunes Movie Storage Deal
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Deadline.com, @creativefuture, Pocket-lint, The Verge, Mashable, Business Insider, TechCrunch, Variety and Softpedia News
Gerry Mullany / New York Times:
Hong Kong Editor Whose Ouster Stirred Protests Is Stabbed — The former chief editor of a Hong Kong newspaper whose dismissal in January stirred protests about press freedom in the Chinese territory was stabbed Wednesday morning, the police said. — Kevin Lau Chun-to, the former chief editor …
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Hollywood Reporter, TIME, AFP and Al Jazeera English
Janko Roettgers / Gigaom:
A look behind the curtain: how Netflix redesigned and rebuilt its television experience — The Onion joked recently that Netflix was going to introduce a new Browse Endlessly plan. For $5, it would offer consumers a way to scroll through its entire library without ever deciding on a single title.
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@tinch and The Switch
Cotton Delo / AdAge:
Twitter Brings Its ‘Amplify’ Ad Program to Movie Screens — In-Cinema Ad Network Is Seeking Sponsor for Twitter-Driven Branded Entertainment Series to Air Before Your Movie — Goodby, Silverstein and Partners — Twitter has expanded its Amplify program to a new second screen: the silver one.
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AdExchanger and Marketing Pilgrim
Joanna Plucinska / Columbia Journalism Review:
Panelists at Columbia's J-school discussed how protests both encourage journalism and harm journalists — Panelists at Columbia's J-school discussed how protests both encourage journalism and harm journalists — Violent protests around the world may attract media attention and political change …
Mathew Ingram / Gigaom:
Reddit embraces its role as a journalistic entity with new live-reporting feature — Some critics may see Reddit as a more restrained version of the online community 4chan — a place for nerds to talk about Star Trek or whatever the latest meme is — but the site has also become a place …
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The Verge, PandoDaily, @antderosa, @willmcavoyacn, @jesseholcomb, @craigewer, @jaredbkeller and @elanazak, Thanks:@mathewi
Kristen Hare / Poynter:
Ukrainian journalists work together to preserve documents for YanukovychLeaks … A group of Ukrainian journalists spent the weekend working to preserve “tens of thousands of documents” that were dumped in a reservoir behind the abandoned estate of fleeing Ukraine President Viktor Yanukovych …
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Online Journalism Blog, Global Investigative …, WorldViews, Mashable, @michaelroston and The Newspaper Guild
Beulah Maud Devaney / Guardian:
Why the LRB should stop cooking up excuses over lack of women reviewers — US editors have taken on board shocking statistics on gender inequality in the literary press. So why are UK publications, such as the London Review of Books, complacent? — A week after publishing ‘The Public Voice of Women’ …
Pete Kasperowicz / The Hill:
House votes unanimously to fix FOIA process — The House on Tuesday afternoon easily passed legislation to make it easier for people to ask for — and actually receive — information from the government about the government's activities. — Members passed H.R. 1211, the FOIA Oversight and Implementation Act, in an easy 410-0 vote.
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