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The Inquirer:
Lewis Katz, co-owner of The Inquirer, dies in plane crash — Lewis Katz, 72, co-owner of The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Daily News and Philly.com, died Saturday night in the crash of a private jet at a Massachusetts airfield. — Katz's death was confirmed by Inquirer editor Bill Marimow …
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Associated Press:
Gerry Lenfest says deal for control of Inquirer papers will proceed after death of Lewis Katz — Partner: Inquirer sale will proceed as planned — PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A businessman says he expects the upcoming sale of The Philadelphia Inquirer to proceed despite the death of his partner in a plane crash.
Jeremy Greenfield / The Atlantic Online:
How the Amazon-Hachette Fight Could Shape the Future of Ideas — Over the past several months, what started as a quiet trade dispute has intensified and become public as the largest bookseller in the world, Amazon, and one of the biggest publishers, Hachette, battle over their next contract.
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David Carr / New York Times:
Amazon Absorbing Price Fight Punches — Books, we are told, are relics that have reached their sell-by date, put out by an industry that is a desiccated shell of its former self. — Someone forgot to tell the book business that it was dead. Last Thursday afternoon …
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Anthony Ha / TechCrunch:
Fortune And Money Launch New Sites And Split Off From CNN Money — Two of Time Inc.'s business and finance publications, Fortune and Money, are getting new online homes today. — You're probably familiar with the magazines, and you've probably read some of their articles online.
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Tow Center for Digital Journalism:
User-generated content study shows varied standards of newsrooms, poor labeling and crediting — Tow Center Launches Amateur Footage: A Global Study of User-Generated Content in TV and Online News Output — by Claire Wardle, Sam Dubberley, Pete Brown — Crediting is rare …
Roy Peter Clark / Poynter:
What journalists can learn about authorship from Maya Angelou — In 2006 the Canadian scholar Stuart Adam and I co-edited a collection of essays titled “Journalism: The Democratic Craft.” It is a rich — and largely unread — anthology of work that reflects on the key aspects of knowledge …
John Beck / VICE News:
Witnesses Undermine Egypt's Case Against Al Jazeera Journalists — A key part of the prosecution case against three Al Jazeera journalists being tried in Egypt was undermined in a hearing today when witnesses contradicted previously submitted written testimony.
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Mariano Castillo / CNN:
Turkish cops harass CNN reporter on air — (CNN) — A CNN correspondent was harassed by Turkish plainclothes police as he was live on air, reporting on tensions between the officers and demonstrators on the first anniversary of mass protests in Istanbul. — International correspondent Ivan Watson …
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David Folkenflik / NPR:
NYT's new executive editor Baquet says he was slow to embrace digital, promises to uphold tradition and innovate — An Old-Fashioned Newspaperman Takes The Helm In A Digital World … The New York Times' new executive editor, Dean Baquet, took over just two weeks ago …
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Reuters:
Intel TV creator Erik Huggers leaves Verizon five months after acquisition — Exclusive: Intel TV creator leaves Verizon months after deal — (Reuters) - Erik Huggers is leaving Verizon Communications Inc (VZ.N) just five months after joining the company via the acquisition of the Intel Corp …
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