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Margaret Sullivan / New York Times:
Kinsley review of Greenwald's book “unworthy” of NYT Book Review; ignored media's constitutional role — Kinsley, Greenwald and Government Secrets — Michael Kinsley's review of Glenn Greenwald's new book, “No Place to Hide” hasn't even appeared in the printed Book Review yet …
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Kelly McBride / Poynter:
The right way to publish a killer's deranged manifesto — There's a democratic value to publishing and referencing Elliot Rodger's manifesto. The 22-year-old mass murderer left us a 141-page window into his deranged thinking. — But don't just publish it, add context.
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@scottleadingham, @mlcalderone, Washington Post, Gawker, NME, Daily Dot, The Verge and Mediaite
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Calbuzz:
Isla Vista student paper decides not to cover shooting to minimize emotional harm to reporters — Tale of Two Papers: Mass Murder and Student Media — The Daily Nexus, the independent, student-run newspaper at UC Santa Barbara, posted its first story about the mass murders in Isla Vista …
John McDuling / Quartz:
BuzzFeed is shutting down its traffic partner network ahead of a video push — BuzzFeed won't be sharing its traffic with other websites as it has been. — The phenomenally successful viral content site, known for its listicles and cat videos (and some impressive reporting of late) …
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Nieman Journalism Lab, MediaPost, 10,000 Words, @nickblunden, @nowthised and @raju
Ken Auletta / New Yorker:
Jill Abramson's friends dispute accounts that she misled Sulzberger — SUMMING UP THE FIRING OF JILL ABRAMSON — The story of Jill Abramson's abrupt termination as the executive editor of the Times is one of those running stories in which reporters peel away one layer only to be presented with another.
Tim Peterson / AdAge:
Yahoo Plots YouTube Rival for Summer Debut After Delay — Portal's Proposed Terms Have Received Pushback From YouTube Creators — Yahoo wants to rival YouTube for viral videos. — Creativity Reimagined — Is there room for another YouTube? — Yahoo is ramping up talks …
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VentureBeat, Ubergizmo and Business Insider
David Sell / The Inquirer:
Lewis Katz and Gerry Lenfest win control of Inquirer papers with $88M bid — Katz, Lenfest win control of Inquirer parent company — Inquirer co-owners Lewis Katz and H.F. “Gerry” Lenfest won control of newspaper and its parent company Tuesday after a bidding war with other owners in a private auction at a Philadelphia law firm.
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inquirer.com, USA Today, Poynter, @phillyinquirer, Washington Post, The Daily Beast, The Huffington Post and The Newspaper Guild
Chris Ariens / TVNewser:
Six of 10 Highest Paid CEOs are in Media — The AP and Equilar are out with the top 50 highest paid CEOs list. And it's quite possible you work for one of their companies, as six of the top 10 head media conglomerates, including: 2. Leslie Moonves (right), CBS Corp., $65.6 million, up 9 percent 5.
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Mediaite, Associated Press, The Tell, FishbowlNY and Lost Remote
Jack Marshall / Wall Street Journal:
Twitter and Omnicom Strike $230 Million Mobile Ad Deal — Omnicom Media Group announced a mobile-focused deal with Twitter on Tuesday, worth $230 million over the next two years. — The deal will integrate Omnicom's programmatic ad buying unit Accuen with Twitter's ad exchange MoPub …
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@lum, TechCrunch, ClickZ, Business Insider, Marketing Land, Forbes and Re/code
Kaylene Hong / The Next Web:
Research projects that Twitter will hit nearly 400m users by 2018, with over 40% in Asia-Pacific — Marketing research firm eMarketer has released its first-ever forecast of Twitter users worldwide, and projects that the social network will have nearly 400 million users by 2018, with over 40 percent of them in the Asia-Pacific region.
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New York Times, VatorNews, TechCrunch, TechCrunch and Gigaom
Joe Pompeo / Capital New York:
Businessweek promotes Rob Vargas to Creative Director to replace Richard Turley — Businessweek names new creative director — Bloomberg Businessweek has named a new creative director to replace Richard Turley, the star designer who recently left the magazine for a job with MTV.
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Folio and FishbowlNY
Andrew Zajac / Businessweek:
Prenda-linked porn copyright trolls lose effort to get over 1K IP addresses in federal court — Porn Copyright Holder's Bid for Internet IDs Tossed by Court — A company holding copyrights to pornographic films was rebuffed by the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington on efforts …
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Los Angeles Times, Network World and Techdirt