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11:20 AM ET, September 25, 2014

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Richard Deitsch / Sports Illustrated:
Top ESPN executives were involved in Simmons suspension from all platforms, including podcast, Facebook and Twitter  —  ESPN suspends Bill Simmons for criticism of Roger Goodell  —  One of the most popular figures in sports media dared ESPN management to take him to task for his comments …
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Evan McMurry / Mediaite:
ESPN Suspends Bill Simmons 3 Weeks for Goodell Rant  —  ESPN commentator and Grantland editor-in-chief Bill Simmons went off on NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell during his podcast Tuesday, lambasting the commissioner for claiming not to have known what the Ray Rice tape contained: … His reward?
Tony Manfred / Business Insider:
Bill Simmons Got Suspended For Going After ESPN, Not The NFL  —  The only thing Bill Simmons has ever been suspended for is criticizing ESPN.  —  In 2013 he got suspended from Twitter for calling a “First Take” segment “awful and embarrassing to everyone involved.”
Joe Pompeo / Capital New York:
New York Times Magazine prepares for 2015 redesign, replacing One-Page Magazine and Who Made That features  —  ‘Cleaning up’ at The New York Times Magazine  —  The New York Times Magazine is gearing up for a big redesign in early 2015.  But editor-in-chief Jake Silverstein tells Capital …
Amy Chozick / New York Times:
Journalists face restricted access at Clintons' event amid speculation of presidential run  —  At Clintons' Event, a Really Close Watch on Reporters  —  Charitable commitments have been made.  Important topics like Ebola and elephant poaching have been discussed.
Joan Lowy / Associated Press:
FAA Expected To Approve Drones For Moviemaking  —  2 photos  —  WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Aviation Administration is expected to announce Thursday that it is granting permits to seven movie and television production companies to fly drones, an important step toward greater use …
Scott Moritz / Bloomberg:
DirecTV Shareholders Approve $48.5 Billion Sale to AT&T  —  DirecTV (DTV) shareholders approved the $48.5 billion sale of the company to AT&T Inc. (T) today, with 77.8 percent voting in favor of the deal.  —  DirecTV announced the voting results at a shareholder meeting in New York …
Donatella Della Ratta / Al Jazeera:
Joel Simon / The Huffington Post:
Threat to Independent Reporting in the U.S. Could Impact Global Standards  —  Joel Simon/CPJ Executive Director  —  With journalists around the world being killed, kidnapped, and murdered in record numbers, why is the Committee to Protect Journalists launching a campaign targeting U.S. government policies?
Discussion: Free Press Blog
Abigail Edge / Journalism.co.uk:
Al Jazeera's newsgame sheds light on environmental crimes and investigative journalism practices  —  Why Al Jazeera has launched its first newsgame  —  The outlet's latest interactive web project sees gamers take the role of a journalist investigating the illegal fishing trade in Sierra Leone
Caroline O'Donovan / Nieman Lab:
CNNgo is the network's attempt to break the linear model for broadcast television.  —  It's 2014, and if you want to, you can watch cable news live on a mobile device from pretty much anywhere.  It might well stream poorly, and you'll have a hard time figuring out how to log in to (or “authenticate") your account, but you can do it.
Discussion: @spopalzai
Margaret Sullivan / New York Times:
Diversity, Strong Editing and Moving Forward from the Shonda Rhimes Furor  —  In more than two years as public editor at The Times, I've encountered very few subjects that have aroused as much passion and reaction as an Arts & Leisure article about the TV producer Shonda Rhimes and the stereotype of the …
Michael Calia / Wall Street Journal:
Scholastic Posts Wider Loss on Higher Expenses  —  Sales of the ‘Harry Potter’ and ‘Hunger Games’ Series Flagged as Results Miss Expectations  —  Scholastic Corp. said its loss widened as the “Hunger Games” and “Harry Potter” publisher posted tepid revenue growth and higher expenses.
Discussion: RTTNews
Amanda Meade / Guardian:
Daily Mail Australia and News Corp settle over plagiarism claim  —  News organisations reach confidential legal settlement three months after plagiarism row erupted  —  Daily Mail Australia and News Corp have reached a confidential legal settlement three months after Rupert Murdoch's Australian arm accused it of plagiarism.
Dominic Ponsford / Press Gazette:
Mail Online plans to charge £65k for a single sponsored article  —  Mail Online has plans to charge brands £65,000 for a single sponsored article.  —  Former Buzzfeed number two Jon Steinberg, now in charge of the Mail Online US operation, made the revelation in an interview …
Discussion: Financial Times
Luke O'Neil / Playboy:
We Can't Handle the Truth: Digital Journalism's Lack of Standards … This June, a man named Jeremy Meeks bewitched the world.  You may know him better by his media-dubbed nickname the Hot Felon.  Meeks is attractive enough that his prominent cheekbones and alluring mug-shot stare went viral …
Greg Bensinger / Wall Street Journal:
Amazon's Head of Digital Music and Video Is Leaving  —  Amazon.com 's head of digital music and video is leaving after a 15-year stint with the company.  —  Bill Carr, a 47-year-old vice president, announced his decision internally Tuesday.  It was unclear whether Carr had another job lined up when he exits at the end of the year.
 
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Jillian York / Electronic Frontier Foundation:
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Justin Ellis / Nieman Lab:
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Rob Brunner / Fast Company:
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The Independent:
Trinity Mirror ‘could face hundreds of claims’ from phone hacking victims
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Cyril Julien / Agence France-Presse:
Iran photographer pays price for artistic freedom
Ravi Somaiya / New York Times:
New York Times retires managing editor title, promotes four to deputy executive editor
 

 
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Chance Miller / 9to5Mac:
A number of Apple users say they were logged out of their Apple ID across multiple devices on April 26 and forced to reset their password before logging back in

Mark Gurman / Bloomberg:
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