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7:45 AM ET, April 14, 2014

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David Carr / New York Times:
Content creators are skeptical of Yahoo's plans to produce high-quality television  —  Yahoo Rolls the Dice on TV  —  Yahoo, a company that seems like a permanent adolescent in search of an identity, is about to try a new persona: high-quality television programmer.
Ellen Wulfhorst / Reuters:
Pulitzer Prizes to honor top U.S. journalism on Monday  —  (Reuters) - The Pulitzer Prizes, the United States' most prestigious journalism awards that honor news reporting and photography as well as literature, are to be awarded for the 98th time on Monday.  —  The prizes, awarded …
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Roy J. Harris Jr / Poynter:
Pulitzer Preview: Snowden factor, and more on prize prospects for Monday  —  The Pulitzer Prize announcements shook with real-world drama last year, interrupted by reports of bombs exploding at the Boston Marathon finish line.  —  This coming Monday, though, expect another kind of drama …
Sam Kirkland / Poynter:
Sun-Times kills comments until it can fix ‘morass of negativity, racism, and hate speech’  —  The Chicago Sun-Times has temporarily eliminated story commenting on its website until it can develop a system that will “foster a productive discussion rather than an embarrassing mishmash …
Discussion: Chicago Sun Times, @amzam and @ksablan
Evan McMurry / Mediaite:
Sharyl Attkisson Slams CBS News, Obama Admin's ‘Chilling Effect’ on Reporting  —  Sharyl Attkisson, an investigative reporter who recently resigned from her post at CBS News, took shots at both her former employer and the Obama administration on Media Buzz Sunday morning …
Marc Chacksfield / TechRadar.com:
Zeebox becomes Beamly - wants to be the social network for your TV  —  New look, new app, new social focus … It's been some two years since Zeebox arrived with the idea of bringing web functionality to your regular TV viewing.  —  During this time it caught the eye of BSkyB …
Yoree Koh / Wall Street Journal:
Report: 44% of Twitter Accounts Have Never Sent a Tweet  —  Twitter is having no trouble signing up users.  But some new research provides an update on the size of an ongoing problem: getting people to tweet.  —  A report from Twopcharts, a website that monitors Twitter account activity …
Michael Kinsley / Vanity Fair:
Serious Newspaper Journalism Is Not Over  —  In most hand-wringing debates about the future of newspapers, high-quality journalism is seen as doomed by the Internet.  The author—V.F.'s newest columnist—begs to disagree.  —  My friend Nicholas Lemann, who recently stepped down as dean …
Discussion: @vanityfair and @dvnjr
Mindy McAdams / Medium:
(Re)defining multimedia journalism  —  New storytelling forms inspire us  —  There's no consensus among journalists about what the term multimedia means, or even whether to use it anymore.  —  The multimedia skills listed in a job advertisement might span a range of specialties from web developer to videographer.
Discussion: @jul_stein, @kevglobal and @alisongow
Alexa Schirtzinger / Idea Lab:
What Alt-Weeklies Can Accomplish with a Startup Mentality  —  Recently, a group of Knight Fellows visited the offices of Matter, a media-focused venture capital firm in San Francisco, just around the corner from the playground where Twitter was born.  —  It was an immersion in startup culture …
Paul Lentz / Mediashift:
Why Publishers Should Care About Wearables, And How They Can Prepare  —  Everyone is talking about wearable tech and Internet-connected or “smart” devices.  And rightfully so.  According to the research firm Canalys, the market is expected to triple in size next year alone based on mainstream consumer adoption.
Simon Houpt / Globe and Mail:
What does the future hold for the CBC?  —  Nothing focuses the mind like a crisis.  —  That seemed hold true for Heather Conway, the executive vice-president of English-language services at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, on Friday morning, less than 24 hours after helping break …
Leslie Kaufman / New York Times:
Texas Monthly to file lawsuit over hiring of Jake Silverstein as editor of NYT Magazine  —  Texas Monthly to Sue New York Times Over Magazine Editor  —  The publisher of the Texas Monthly is expected to file a lawsuit against The New York Times and Jake Silverstein, the Monthly's editor …
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Joe Pompeo / Capital New York:
Texas Monthly owner: We aren't suing Jake Silverstein
Discussion: @jfagone and @buzzfeedben
 
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Kara Swisher / Re/code:
IAC bought 11% of Tinder from Palihapitiya for only $55M, valuating company at $500M
David Kravets / Ars Technica:
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