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Judge orders Mail Online to pay £10k damages to Paul Weller's children over use of unpixelated pictures — Mail Online has been ordered to pay damages of £10,000 for breach of privacy to the children of musician Paul Weller after publishing photos taken of them while on a family outing.
Discussion:
@jackofkent, Irish Independent and BBC


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.
Discussion:
@dankennedy_nu and @jasonschwartz


ABC News says Center for Public Integrity should share Pulitzer for investigative reporting — ABC News President Ben Sherwood sent a four-page letter to WIlliam Buzenberg, executive director of The Center for Public Integrity, asking CPI to share credit for the Pulitzer Prize …
Discussion:
@theharryshearer, @mattdpearce, @atompkins, @markkatches and @jtierney6

Former Pulitzer juror's opinion: the prizes stay relevant by providing benchmarks, inspiration — What's the Point of the Pulitzers? — Do the Pulitzer Prizes still matter? Do they stand for anything except journalistic self-congratulation? The question comes up every year around this time.
Discussion:
AllGov, @mattzeitlin, Associated Press, @anoushasakoui, The Week and Melville House Books
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Do Pulitzers Help Newspapers Keep Readers?
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Poynter, DailyNewsGems, The Daily Caller, AJR.org, @zeynep, The New York Observer, Publishers Weekly, @markcoddington, @pkafka, @jbenton and Kirk LaPointe's …


German media giant Axel Springer visits Silicon Valley to study culture at digital companies — Axel Springer's takeaways from Silicon Valley? Transformation must center on technology, interdisciplinary cooperation — What executives from German media company Axel Springer learned …
Discussion:
TechCrunch


Livefyre Takes A New Approach To Commenting With Web Annotation Product Sidenotes — Online comments are usually cordoned off at the bottom of a page, but Livefyre is hoping to bring them into the content itself with the launch of a new product called Sidenotes.
Discussion:
Poynter and The Next Web


BSkyB Said to Join Discovery in Offer for Channel 5 — Richard Desmond's Northern & Shell said it received several bids for the U.K.'s Channel 5 television station which airs shows including “Britain's Crime Capitals” and “Celebrity Big Brother.” — British Sky Broadcasting Group Plc …
Discussion:
Variety, International Business Times, thedrum.com and thedrum.com


Bought by Vox as part of Curbed network, Eater outlines expansion plans, names editor in chief — Food site Eater ‘Vox-ifies’ with new top chef, slow-cooker plans — Eater, the national food-blog network founded by Lockhart Steele, has named Amanda Kludt the site's first ever editor in chief, Capital has learned.


CPJ's 2014 Global Impunity Index spotlights countries where journalists are slain and the killers go free — CPJ's 2014 Global Impunity Index spotlights countries where journalists are slain and the killers go free — Syria has joined the list of countries where journalists' murders …


New LA newspaper embraces print in digital world — LOS ANGELES (AP) — Aaron Kushner believes he can launch and grow a print newspaper in a world gone digital. The former greeting card executive is trying to turn the Orange County Register into a media giant in southern California, largely driven by paper and ink.
Discussion:
The Breakdown


Watch or record Sky shows simply by clicking a tweet — In a first for a British broadcaster, Sky has launched a service that will allow customers to start watching or remotely recording a TV show, sporting event or movie just by clicking on an icon contained in a tweet.
Discussion:
TechRadar.com, Sky News, Gizmodo UK, Tech Digest, Expert Reviews, campaignlive.co.uk, The Next Web, Pocket-lint, Broadband TV News and Telegraph


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.
Discussion:
Tech2, AppleInsider and Bloomberg


How BuzzFeed World is making the outlet a ‘one-stop shop’ — With the appointment of Paul Hamilos from the Guardian, BuzzFeed World continues to build on the foundations of hard news to supplement its more light-earted output — Read more — Other top stories — Also on Journalism.co.uk...
Discussion:
@simoncrerar, @paulhamilos and @niemanlab