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5:20 PM ET, March 12, 2014

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Emily Bell / Guardian:
Journalism startups aren't a revolution if they're filled with all these white men  —  Nate Silver has a chart to hire for ‘clubhouse chemistry’.  Ever heard of something called ‘workplace diversity’?  —  When the predictive superstar Nate Silver announced last summer that he would defect …
Press Gazette:
Brooks: ‘Climate of paranoia’ during last days of News of the World amid ‘police leaks to Guardian’  —  Rebekah Brooks told of a “climate of paranoia” at News International in the final throes of the News of the World.  —  Brooks accused police of repeatedly leaking information to the Guardian …
Discussion: Guardian and @gazthejourno
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Jack Mirkinson / The Huffington Post:
Hacking trial hears details of Blair's offer to help Brooks prepare for committee appearance
Discussion: Guy Fawkes' blog and Guardian
Joe Flint / Los Angeles Times:
Time Inc. spinoff probably won't mean name change for Time Warner  —  Time Warner Chief Executive Jeff Bewkes.  —  Although Time Inc. won't be part of Time Warner much longer, don't expect the media giant to change its name to better reflect its assets.  —  “We haven't decided to change the name …
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Art Brodsky / Wired:   Here's How Comcast Plans to Rule American Cable and Internet
Wall Street Journal:   Media Industry Worries About Comcast-TWC
Adrienne LaFrance / Quartz:
Why venture capitalists are suddenly investing in news  —  Something curious is happening in the American news business.  —  Media organizations are hiring again.  Promising young reporters are leaving stalwart publications for new newsrooms.  And venture capitalists are pouring millions into nimble publishing startups.
Jemima Kiss / Guardian:
An online Magna Carta: Berners-Lee calls for bill of rights for web  —  Exclusive: web's inventor warns neutrality under sustained attack from governments and corporations  —  The inventor of the world wide web believes an online “Magna Carta” is needed to protect and enshrine the independence …
Mat Honan / Wired:
Twitter's irreplaceable role in breaking news means it can't crash like it did on Tuesday  —  Why Twitter Can't Keep Crashing  —  Twitter was down for quite some time yesterday.  Once upon a time, that was an annoyance.  But not anymore.  Now, when Twitter goes down, it's a full-on problem.
John Reynolds / Guardian:
60% of UK's video, video games and music sales now come from the internet  —  Netflix and Spotify help drive UK home entertainment revenues to £5.3bn  —  New figures show that three-fifths of Britain's video, video games and music sales are now derived from the internet
Discussion: Variety
Tim Peterson / AdAge:
News App Circa Looks to Native Ads for First Revenue Stream  —  Mobile News Reader Plans to Introduce ‘Native’ Sponsored Posts  —  How Advertising Performs in a Social Media World … It's time for the mobile news-reader apps to become businesses.  —  One of the category's earliest players …
Discussion: Co.Labs, @miamabanta and @mhess4
Andrew Wallenstein / Variety:
Ronan Farrow: Awesome on Twitter, Awful on Television  —  Ronan Farrow has the kind of resume that's difficult to match.  He graduated from college at the tender age of 15; went on to collect degrees from Yale Law School and Oxford U., the latter on a Rhodes scholarship …
Discussion: Mediaite and TVNewser
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Wall Street Journal:
Amazon hopes to boost MP3 sales with limited music streaming service for Prime members
Discussion: CNET and The Verge
Mike Isaac / Re/code:
WSJ Journalist Liz Heron Joins Facebook in News Partnerships Role  —  Journalist Liz Heron announced on Wednesday that she will take a position at Facebook, where she'll work on partnerships between news and media organizations and the social network.  Heron previously worked at the Wall Street Journal …
Bloomberg:
Berkshire to Buy Graham TV Station in $1.1 Billion Swap  —  Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK/A) agreed to buy WPLG, a Miami-based television station, from Graham Holdings Co., the former publisher of the Washington Post, paying with stock that Warren Buffett has held for more than four decades.
Discussion: Benzinga and NASDAQ.com
Chris O'Shea / FishbowlNY:
Jonathan Ellis Leaves NY Times for Mashable  —  Jonathan Ellis is leaving The New York Times to join Mashable as its managing editor.  Ellis had been with the Times since 2006, when he joined as a digital producer.  —  Ellis most recently served as the Times' senior editor for digital platforms.
Paul Sawers / The Next Web:
Amazon Publishing expands to cover German-language fiction  —  Amazon has announced that it's expanding its Amazon Publishing arm into German-language books, and it's now looking to acquire fiction for Kindle-users and print-editions for sale through Amazon.
Michael Malone / Broadcasting & Cable:
Devin Johnson Named Tribune Broadcasting Digital Head  —  Back to Tribune after a stint at NBCU and others  —  Devin C. Johnson has been named senior VP and head of digital media at Tribune Broadcasting.  Responsible for product development, social media, content, technology and digital sales strategy …
Press Gazette:
Condé Nast to merge two magazine websites to create new design portal  —  Condé Nast is preparing to launch a new decoration, food and lifestyle website - with a design inspired by fashion blogs and the image-sharing site Pinterest.  —  House, which goes live tomorrow …
Discussion: Guardian
 
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