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9:40 AM ET, November 10, 2014

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Susan B. Glasser / Politico:
Politico launches redesigned fully responsive site, with emphasis on enterprise stories  —  Welcome to the new POLITICO!  —  A note from the editor.  —  We're delighted to share with you this morning an updated website that we hope reflects the best of what we aim to provide our readers …
Discussion: @niemanlab and @sbg1
Mandy de Waal / IJNet:
How a South African news site gives youth a voice and a vocation  —  Even though South Africa's census data shows youth makes up 59 percent of a 51.7 million population, news operations that cater exclusively to a young demographic are rare.  —  Now a news site has stepped in to fill this gap.
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Bloomberg:
South African Media Squeezed by Growing State Pressure  —  South Africa's government is lobbying media executives and using its advertising muscle to win its battle for a more supine press.  —  A management fight at Hosken Consolidated Investments Ltd. (HCI) revealed that a cabinet minister …
Discussion: @toxinews
Tom Cheredar / VentureBeat:
Bloomberg explains its strategy for success in online TV  —  Long before Fox, CBS, or HBO debuted options for on-demand streaming video, business news-oriented cable channel Bloomberg was already available online and on many connected devices.  —  This, of course, is significant …
Discussion: BuzzFeed, Thanks:@claresayas
Keith Gessen / Vanity Fair:
How Did Amazon End Up as Literary Enemy No. 1?  —  Amazon's war with publishing giant Hachette over e-book pricing has earned it a black eye in the media, with the likes of Philip Roth, James Patterson, and Stephen Colbert demanding that the online mega-store stand down.
Discussion: @pernillet, @sethmnookin and GalleyCat
Stephen Lurie / Matter:
Wikimedia's 36 “stewards” use their global editing rights to police and manage all Wiki sites  —  The 36 People Who Run Wikipedia  —  What the weirdest, wildest, most successful participatory project in history tells us about working together.
Discussion: @jamestylerespn and @readmatter
Tim Cushing / Techdirt:
Islamic Extremists Use YouTube's Automated Copyright Dispute Process To Access Critics' Personal Data  —  YouTube's infringement reporting system is — like many others around the web — fundamentally broken.  Making bogus copyright claims is still an easy way to get channels shut down or to siphon ad revenue from existing videos.
Jon Russell / TechCrunch:
Digital News Asia Raises $300K To Bring Old School ICT Journalism To The Web In Southeast Asia  —  A tech news site writing about another tech news site has the potential to get very insider baseball-ery, so I try to carefully pick and choose which of our peers to shed light on.
Discussion: Digital News Asia and Tech in Asia
Laura Miller / Salon:
Q&A with Cory Doctorow on copyright law, how artists are impacted by the internet, and DRM  —  Cory Doctorow: “We're all sharecroppers in Google's fields for the rest of eternity”  —  The novelist talks about the totalitarian perils of copyright law and how the Internet is changing art
Tim Ryan / American Journalism Review:
Dallas Morning News web editors used caution when publishing Ebola stories, despite rapid increase in traffic and social media followers  —  Holding Back on Ebola: One Newspaper's Tale of Caution  —  In covering the recent Ebola outbreak at a local hospital, The Dallas Morning News …
Discussion: @nprrussell and @jayrosen_nyu
Mark Oppenheimer / New York Times:
Christian publication World is one of few religious magazines doing investigative reporting  —  A Muckraking Magazine Creates a Stir Among Evangelical Christians  —  In October, Mark Driscoll, the evangelical pastor and best-selling author, resigned from Mars Hill, his Seattle megachurch.
Discussion: @rns and @markopp1
Dan Colarusso / Reuters:
Reuters ends reader comments on news stories, citing migration of discussions to social media; ability to comment remains on columns, blogs  —  Editor's note: Reader comments in the age of social media  —  By Reuters  —  During the past few years, much has changed about how readers interact with news.
 
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Eriq Gardner / Hollywood Reporter:
DirecTV sued Al Jazeera America seeking to remove the news channel from its service
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How Liz Eswein became the most influential person on Instagram
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Reuters:
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