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8:10 PM ET, December 3, 2014

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Kara Swisher / Re/code:
BuzzFeed expanding San Francisco bureau to 20 staffers, hires Mat Honan from Wired as bureau chief  —  Wired's Mat Honan Hired to Run New Buzzfeed Silicon Valley Bureau  —  Matt Honan, the high-profile Wired writer and editor, has been hired by Buzzfeed to be its new Silicon Valley bureau chief.
New York Times:
Investigation continues into Sony hack, company claims news of North Korea being singled out as culprit is “not accurate”  —  Sony Pictures and F.B.I. Investigating Attack by Hackers  —  LOS ANGELES — Sony Pictures Entertainment and the F.B.I. on Wednesday were hunting …
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Sarah Ellison / Vanity Fair:
Behind First Look Media's inception, star hires, staff turmoil, and uncertain future  —  Can First Look Media Make Headlines That Aren't About Itself?  —  When a crusading but conflict-averse billionaire bankrolls several of journalism's most prominent mavericks to create …
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Marlow Stern / The Daily Beast:
Q&A with Laura Poitras on privacy, Snowden documents, and startup hurdles at First Look Media
Discussion: @glinner and @glynmoody
Joe Pompeo / Capital New York:
Ann Marie Gardner steps down at Modern Farmer  —  Staff and contractors of Modern Farmer have been informed that founder and editor in chief Ann Marie Gardner has stepped down from the celebrated food-culture magazine she founded in 2013, and which won a National Magazine Award just one year later …
Discussion: @joepompeo and @joepompeo
Kara Swisher / Re/code:
Demand Founder Raises $20M at a $100M Valuation for Legal TV-Clipping Startup Whipclip  —  Longtime Los Angeles entrepreneur Richard Rosenblatt is launching a startup called Whipclip in private beta today, striking a series of deals with big media companies and attracting a roster of entertainment …
Ted Johnson / Variety:
FCC Restarts Clocks on Comcast-TW Cable, AT&T-DirecTV Merger Reviews  —  The FCC has restarted the clock on its review of the proposed Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger, as well as that of AT&T and DirecTV, establishing new deadlines for comments to be filed on the transactions.
Megan Geuss / Ars Technica:
NYC public libraries will offer 10,000 portable WiFi hotspots for checkout to eligible patrons  —  New York Public Library will rent Wi-Fi hotspots to people who need it most  —  Sprint Wi-Fi hotspots will be funded partly by a $1 million donation from Google.
Human Rights Watch:
Iran extends Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian's pretrial detention for two more months  —  Iran: Journalist's Detention Extended  —  Washington Post Reporter Held 4 Months, but Not Charged  —  (Beirut) - Iran's judiciary has extended Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian's pretrial detention for another two months.
Discussion: @cathtaibi and BuzzFeed
Gustavo Arellano / Navel Gazing:
Layoffs at Freedom's OC Register, Riverside Press-Enterprise, affecting 100, mostly in sales  —  100 Layoffs Happening at OC Register, Riverside P-E TODAY: UPDATE  —  1ST UPDATE, 11:40 A.M.: Here's a note from new Orange County Register publisher Rich Mirman explaining the layoffs to his crew.
Discussion: LA Observed and @melendezsports
Frank Pallotta / CNNMoney.com:
As new viewing options gain ground, live television viewership is slipping  —  Americans continue to watch most of their TV shows the old-fashioned way, but new Nielsen data proves that the old-fashioned way is fading.  —  According to a Nielsen trends report released on Wednesday …
Jim Romenesko:
TheStreet.com investor urges Jim Cramer to take a 70% pay cut or sell the company  —  The head of Cannell Capital hedge fund wants Jim Cramer to consider two options: quit CNBC and focus on TheStreet.com at significantly reduced pay; or sell the 18-year-old financial news website.  —  J. Carlo Cannell writes:
Discussion: @aaronlucchetti and @pkedrosky
Jeff John Roberts / Gigaom:
In Google Books appeal, judges focus on profit and security  —  The Authors Guild took its latest courtroom swing in a decade-long dispute over Google's decision to scan millions of out-of-print books and, based on the judges' questions, the hearing could be its swan song.
 
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Abigail Edge / Journalism.co.uk:
Ophan: Key metrics informing editorial at the Guardian
Discussion: metamedia
Sarah Perez / TechCrunch:
Vimeo Revamps Its Mobile Website, Adds Features For Logged Out Users
Jean Lee / The Daily Californian:
Regents approve $7,500 supplementary fee for UC Berkeley journalism school
Wendy Davis / MediaPost:
Federal judge finds ESPN's transmission of Roku serial number to Adobe doesn't violate the Video Privacy Protection Act
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Alex Weprin / Capital New York:
Broadcasters experiment with second screen content for monetizing sports franchise deals
Discussion: Broadcasting & Cable
Jason Abbruzzese / Mashable:
Live from everywhere: ABC News journalists will stream video to your screen
Discussion: TVNewser, ABC News and Variety
Karl Bode / DSLreports:
Verizon's Tech News Website Sugarstring Quietly Dies