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11:30 AM ET, January 5, 2015

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Christopher Massie / Columbia Journalism Review:
Q&A with Joe Weisenthal on his new job at Bloomberg, his time at Business Insider  —  Boosting Bloomberg's ‘shares’  —  Joe Weisenthal on what he learned at Business Insider, his love for charts, and his new job  —  In October, Bloomberg hired Business Insider's Joe Weisenthal amid …
Ernesto / TorrentFreak:
Netflix Cracks Down on VPN and Proxy “Pirates”  —  Due to complicated licensing agreements Netflix is only available in a few dozen countries, all of which have a different content library.  —  Some people bypass these content and access restrictions by using VPNs or other circumvention tools that change their geographical location.
Capital New York:
The 60-second interview: Tim Carmody, independent technology journalist  —  CAPITAL: You were a lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania before becoming a journalist.  Why did you decide to leave academia?  —  CARMODY: “Decide” might be the wrong word.  I was on the academic job market …
Michael Calderone / The Huffington Post:
Politico's deputy managing editor Dianna Heitz leaves for editor role at CNN Politics Digital  —  Politico's Dianna Heitz Joins CNN Digital Politics Team, The Latest In String of Departures  —  NEW YORK — Politico deputy managing editor Dianna Heitz is joining CNN Politics Digital …
Variety:
Variety Hires Veteran L.A. Times Journalist Jim Rainey As Senior Film Reporter  —  Award-winning journalist Jim Rainey, who spent most of the last 30 years working as a reporter, editor, columnist and blogger for the Los Angeles Times, has joined Variety as a Senior Film Reporter.
Patrick de Laive / The Next Web:
The Next Web announces closed beta of tool to track progress of noteworthy startups  —  The product we've been secretly working on: TNW Index  —  In the past 12 months around 8,000 different tech companies have pitched story ideas, product launches, and their latest hot news to us.
Discussion: @martinsfp
Roberto Baldwin / The Next Web:
Roku teams up with Insignia and Haier for Roku TV and announces future 4K support  —  Roku's foray into partnering up with TV manufacturers is expanding while it's committing to the future of 4K.  —  Today the company announced two new Roku TV partners; Haier and Best Buy's Insignia brand.
Steve Buttry / The Buttry Diary:
Dean Baquet needs to get mad about NY Times' use of unnamed sources  —  I have more advice for Dean Baquet: It's time to pound a wall again.  You need to get angry about the promiscuous use of unnamed sources by the New York Times staff and let your staff know that the practice is hurting …
Jane Martinson / Guardian:
The virtues of Vice: how punk magazine was transformed into media giant  —  It's a hit with the millennial generation and predicts revenue of $1bn this year, so what can young company teach its rivals?  —  In a break from making millions as the world's richest ad man, Sir Martin Sorrell …
Discussion: @venkatananth and @girllostincity
Emily Yoshida / The Verge:
In a future fueled by hacks and leaks, will we be sedated by our own transparency?  —  In Los Angeles, you spend a lot of time looking at the outside of things.  From Los Feliz to West Hollywood, an embankment of multimillion-dollar residences rise up on the right of your peripheral vision …
Discussion: @verge
William Turvill / Press Gazette:
London's police force has spent £33.5M investigating journalists  —  Met Police has spent £33.5m investigating journalists, figures show  —  The Metropolitan Police has spent £33.5m on investigations into journalism, figures obtained by Press Gazette show.
Discussion: @wturvill
Caroline Bottger / Digiday:
Rusty Foster, creator of Today in Tabs newsletter, on new digital news sites, newsletters, hate reads, and more  —  Today in Tabs editor Rusty Foster: ‘2014 was a terrible year!’  —  Hate-reads and outrage are the Internet's furniture.  And Rusty Foster is a comfy chair.
Kashmir Hill / Fusion:
FBI talks with Tennessee man who copied style of Sony hackers' Pastebin posts and then mocked CNN  —  The FBI thought this Tennessee prankster was a Sony Pictures hacker  —  After an ill-advised prank, David Garrett Jr. spent an hour on New Year's Day at an FBI bureau in Tennessee explaining …
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Josh Lederman / Associated Press:
US sanctions North Korean intelligence agency, an arms dealer, and 10 individuals working for the government over Sony cyberattacks
 
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Jackson Connor / The Huffington Post:
Former ABC News Correspondent To Testify In Terrorism Trial
Discussion: Wall Street Journal and TVNewser
Todd Spangler / Variety:
Yahoo Has Not Approached Scripps About Buying Food Network: Sources
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Jon Russell / TechCrunch:
Twitter's ‘While You Were Away’ Recap Feature Is Rolling Out To Many Users
Brian Fung / Washington Post:
FCC says it will review a draft of net neutrality rules and vote on them by the end of February