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4:55 PM ET, October 3, 2014

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 Top News: 
Lisa O'Carroll / Guardian:
Phone hacking: ex-News of the World lawyer will not face prosecution  —  Evidence emerged at Rebekah Brooks trial that Tom Crone's office safe contained transcripts of David Blunkett's voicemails  —  The former legal manager at the News of the World, whose office safe contained transcripts …
Discussion: Press Gazette and @ryanchittum
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Lisa O'Carroll / Guardian:
Phone hacking: News of the Worlds Ian Edmondson pleads guilty  —  Ex-news editor was one of original eight defendants, alongside Rebekah Brooks, but was later deemed unfit to continue  —  A former News of the World news executive has admitted he was involved in phone hacking …
NBC News:
US freelance cameraman working for NBC in Liberia diagnosed with Ebola, will be flown to US  —  NBC News Freelancer in Africa Diagnosed with Ebola  —  An American freelance cameraman working for NBC News in Liberia has tested positive for Ebola and will be flown back to the United States for treatment.
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Jack Mirkinson / The Huffington Post:   Liberia Imposes Media Restrictions On ‘Invasive’ Ebola Coverage
John Plunkett / Guardian:
Panorama to scale back investigative journalism in shake up  —  BBC's flagship current affairs show has suffered falling ratings and will now feature more news analysis programmes  —  The BBC's Panorama is to scale back its investigative journalism and feature more analysis and familiar faces …
Discussion: @tomjharper and @dansabbagh
Joe Pompeo / Capital New York:
Times eliminates some two dozen jobs on business side  —  While New York Times journalists brace for a round of voluntary buyouts that aims to shave dozens of salaries from their newsroom, the business side is bidding farewell to employees who have been informed that their positions are being eliminated.
Discussion: FishbowlNY
Lucia Moses / Digiday:
The Washington Post takes its ‘native’ ads to print  —  When is a print advertorial a native ad?  The Washington Post published an ad for Shell in Thursday's print edition that it's touting as its first native ad in print.  Shell used the ad, which ran on A13, to tell readers about the work it's doing to improve energy efficiency.
Discussion: @digiday and @niemanlab
Nicholas Carlson / Business Insider:
Industry Scuttlebutt: Bill Simmons Wants Out Of ESPN, And The Offers Are Already Coming In  —  A couple of weeks ago, star ESPN columnist/talking head/"shadow president"/podcaster Bill Simmons called the commissioner of the NFL a liar and challenged his ESPN bosses to punish him for it.  —  They did.
Peter Kafka / Re/code:
Apple Asks the Music Labels for a Price Cut on Streaming Subscriptions  —  There are lots of music subscription services that let people listen to all the songs they want for $10 a month.  —  Apple thinks that price is too high.  —  Sources say Apple is talking to the big music labels …
Eriq Gardner / Hollywood Reporter:
After SiriusXM Success, The Turtles Take on Pandora in $25 Million Lawsuit (Exclusive)  —  The issue is whether the Internet radio giant has rights to perform pre-1972 recordings  —  The radio dial — whether it's satellite like SiriusXM, web like Pandora or terrestrial like iHeartMedia — might never be the same.
Sandra Laville / Guardian:
Paul Cantlie asks captors to allow photojournalist son to return home safely in message recorded from hospital bed  —  Paul Cantlie asks captors to allow photojournalist son to return home safely in message recorded from hospital bed  —  The elderly father of the British journalist John Cantlie …
Discussion: BBC and Associated Press
Monica Anderson / Pew Research Center:
Turks don't like their national press much, but rely on it heavily for news  —  This week, representatives for the Committee to Protect Journalists and the International Press Institute are meeting with government officials in Turkey to discuss what the organizations say are increasing restrictions …
James Dutton / TheMediaBriefing:
News Corp's Rahul Chopra: 'Videos and images don't just improve the story, they are the story'  —  “In the sharing age videos and images don't just improve the story, they are the story”, Storyful and News Corp's Rahul Chopra told Monetising Media yesterday.
 
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Zachary M. Seward / Quartz:
The cloud DVR is going mainstream before anyone knows if it's legal
Discussion: Tech Times
PEN International:
Honduras bans Globo TV anchor Julio Ernesto Alvarado for 16 months for covering university corruption
Reuters:
Ex-Googler leads Softbank invasion of Hollywood
Robinson Meyer / The Atlantic Online:
In The New York Times's new live news feed, tweets and updates from official sources trump those from ordinary people
Discussion: @mjenkins
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Peter Sterne / Capital New York:
Former Vice Media editor says company killed stories over ‘brand partner’ concerns
Janko Roettgers / Gigaom:
Hulu makes peace with Apple's 30 percent cut, enables in-app billing in latest iPhone update
Sam Kirkland / Poynter:
Facebook is more important to news distribution than you think, and journalists are freaked out
Discussion: @thekarami