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3:10 PM ET, March 9, 2014

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The Editorial Board / New York Times:
Editorial Board reflects on 50th anniversary of landmark New York Times v. Sullivan press freedom case  —  The Uninhibited Press, 50 Years Later  —  Perhaps no one understood both the necessity and the costs of a free press better than Thomas Jefferson.  In a 1787 letter to a friend …
Discussion: @jeffjarvis and @raju
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Jessica Gresko / Associated Press:
50 years later, protections granted by Supreme Court in libel case apply equally to old and new media  —  At 50, landmark libel case relevant in digital age  —  WASHINGTON (AP) — Singer Courtney Love hadn't been born and tweeting was reserved for birds when The New York Times won a landmark libel case at the Supreme Court in 1964.
Sarah Silbert / Engadget:
NYT Now is a mobile news platform with a dedicated staff curating stories  —  SXSW is a veritable playground for journalists, with panels catering to media professionals and — most importantly — no shortage of free food.  We're not surprised, then, that The New York Times chose Austin as the venue for an announcement this week.
Discussion: @mathewi, @lindazebian and Mashable
Ann Friedman / Columbia Journalism Review:
“Prestige” media jobs are no longer just at big, old news organizations  —  The new dream job  —  For years, even as most print-centric publications downsized, they maintained their status as the crème de la crème.  The journalistic reputations of these former titans …
Discussion: @kimbui and @mathewi
PandoDaily:
Newsweek EIC tells Pando “We've hired security to protect our reporter.”  Social media head: “We won!”  —  “I find that phenomenally offensive.”  —  Newsweek's Editor-in-chief Jim Impoco is not happy that we're questioning his magazine's huge Bitcoin scoop.  “This was textbook reporting,” Impoco insists.
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Kashmir Hill / Forbes:
Deputies confirm key quote from Dorian Nakamoto about Bitcoin in Newsweek story
Max Seddon / BuzzFeed:
Forbes Distances Itself From Ukrainian Magazine As Oligarch Owner Wanted For Corruption  —  Family scion Miguel Forbes, who approved the Ukrainian magazine's controversial sale to an oligarch wanted for stealing $1 billion and facing EU sanctions, has left the company.
Nicole Levy / Capital New York:
Tensions flare at troubled El Diario  —  For years, it's called itself the “champion of the Hispanics,” but lately, El Diario La Prensa, the nation's oldest Spanish-language daily newspaper and the largest in New York, hasn't been feeling all that mighty.  —  The unrest in its Brooklyn offices came …
Greg Stohr / Bloomberg:
Sarbanes-Oxley Whistle-Blower Shield Expanded by Court  —  The U.S. Supreme Court expanded the reach of a federal law enacted in response to the 2001 Enron Corp. collapse, saying it protects people who work for a public company's contractors, including law firms and auditors.
Peter Kafka / Re/code:
Big Media Comes to SXSW for Buzz — And to Bring SXSW Everywhere Else  —  South by Southwest started out as a place for unknown bands to make a name for themselves, before it got too big for anyone to stand out.  Then the same thing happened to Web companies: Good luck trying to get your startup …
Discussion: @nishachittal and Re/code
Nate Silver / FiveThirtyEight:
FiveThirtyEight to Relaunch on March 17  —  We have some news!  We're planning to relaunch FiveThirtyEight on March 17, a week from Monday.  —  As with all plans, this one could go awry.  We're still completing final testing on the new website, and tweaking the final elements of the site's design.
Russell Brandom / The Verge:
Julian Assange at SXSW: ‘national security reporters are a new kind of refugee’  —  Speaking via Skype before an audience of thousands at South by Southwest, Julian Assange made the case for a new golden age of national security reporting, conducted largely by Americans in exile.
Claire Cain Miller / New York Times:
Next week Medium is launching an iPhone app for reading but not writing posts  —  With Medium, Evan Williams Is Tackling the Future of Writing Online  —  As a founder of both Blogger and Twitter, Evan Williams helped change the way people write online.  Now, with his latest start-up …
Discussion: The Verge
 
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Jeremy Popkin / Splitsider:
Talking to 'The Onion's New Editor-in-Chief, Cole Bolton
Discussion: @peteschroeder and @michaelroston
BU Today:
David Carr: Anyone trying to predict the future of journalism “is going to get clobbered”
Nicola Pring / Columbia Journalism Review:
Fox News subpoena case appealed to Supreme Court
Discussion: Reuters
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Todd Spangler / Variety:
New York Times and PBS's POV team up for digital documentaries with launch Saturday
Wall Street Journal:
Mexico Takes Bold Measures to Rein In Telecom, TV Giants
Dylan Byers / Politico:
CNN's ‘Piers Morgan’ to end in three weeks; Bill Weir, Jake Tapper to sub at 9 p.m.
Rachel Bartlett / Journalism.co.uk:
News360 adds ‘international editions’ for audience outside US
Mathew Ingram / Gigaom:
Circa would like you to know that it's about more than just short news hits …
Discussion: @saila and @kalven