Mediagazer: Fresh Off Pulitzer Win, The Globe Tentatively Toasts Its Future (Leslie Kaufman/New York Times)

11:20 AM ET, April 16, 2014

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Leslie Kaufman / New York Times:

Fresh Off Pulitzer Win, The Globe Tentatively Toasts Its Future — When The Boston Globe won a Pulitzer on Monday for its reporting on the bombing at the city's marathon last year, the newspaper's editor, Brian McGrory, asked for a minute of silence before praising the journalists involved in the coverage, each one by name.

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Margaret Sullivan / New York Times:

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Ryan Nakashima / Associated Press:

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Jennifer Saba / Reuters:

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Jeff John Roberts / Gigaom:

Judge says 33 states can seek Apple ebook money, report cites “much work to do” on antitrust — New court reports this week suggest Apple is sinking ever deeper into legal quicksand, as the company fights a court judgment over ebook price-fixing that could ultimately cost it close to $1 billion dollars.

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Alastair Reid / Journalism.co.uk:

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