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1:05 PM ET, January 23, 2015

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Donald R. Winslow / NPPA:
Sports Illustrated Lays Off All Staff Photographers  —  The remaining six staff photographers at Sports Illustrated magazine were all laid off yesterday.  —  Staff photographers Robert Beck, Simon Bruty, Bill Frakes, David E. Klutho, John W. McDonough, and Al Tielemans were informed …
Gabriel Sherman / New York Magazine:
Michael Bloomberg offered to buy the New York Times, Arthur Sulzberger Jr. said the paper not for sale  —  People Are Talking About Michael Bloomberg Buying the New York Times, Including Michael Bloomberg  —  If the former mayor tries, it won't be without its challenges.
Margaret Sullivan / New York Times:
Is Times Vulgarity Policy Wise?  Or Full of ‘Slop’?  —  When Jonathan Martin jumped through hoops last week to avoid using a vulgarity in the lead anecdote of his story, some readers let me know they didn't like it.  —  The first two paragraphs of his story on Republican options for 2016 went like this:
Ben Mutzabaugh / USA Today:
Airline catalog SkyMall files for bankruptcy  —  SkyMall, the in-flight shopping catalog that's long been a staple of airline travel, appears to have become a victim of changing times.  —  The company that produces SkyMall filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Thursday, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Michael Sebastian / AdAge:
Bob Dylan Gives Away 50,000 Copies of His New Album to AARP The Magazine Readers  —  Kind of Like U2's iTunes Strategy  —  Bob Dylan is borrowing a page from U2's playbook to help promote his new album “Shadows in the Night” — although Mr. Dylan's approach is far more analogue than U2's …
Discussion: Mediaite and FishbowlNY
Stuart Dredge / Guardian:
Vice News debuts ‘virtual reality news broadcast’ of US Millions March  —  Digital artist Chris Milk and Spike Jonze's report was filmed at December protest in New York after death of Eric Garner  —  The current wave of interest in virtual reality technology may be fuelled by games …
Gideon Lichfield / Quartz:
How The Economist chose its first female editor-in-chief  —  This post has been corrected.  —  Yesterday The Economist chose Zanny Minton Beddoes to be the first female editor-in-chief in its 171-year history.  “About time,” you might say.  —  But among its peers, the venerable British publication …
Peter Sterne / Capital New York:
Jezebel staffers express concern after Gawker Media seating chart is published  —  Staffers at Jezebel, Gawker Media's women's blog, are upset that Gawker's new seating chart was leaked to and published on The Awl, a blog founded by a former editor at Gawker.
Discussion: The Awl, @petersterne and Gawker
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John McDermott / Digiday:
Sources: Snapchat's Discover feature will include content created by newly hired media team  —  Inside Snapchat's original media ambitions  —  Snapchat wants to be more than just a distribution channel for other media companies; it's planning on becoming a publisher itself.
Mark Wilson / Co.Design:
The Upshot: Where The New York Times Is Redesigning News  —  Should I buy a condo or continue renting?  I'd been asking myself that question as I perused Chicago real estate, uncertain how market gains, taxes, tax breaks, maintenance costs, homeowners insurance, mortgage payments, and assessments would add up for me financially.
Discussion: @fst and @jbarro
Todd Spangler / Variety:
GoPro and NHL team up for live broadcast of player perspective beginning All-Star Weekend  —  NHL Players Strap On GoPro Cameras for Live TV Broadcasts  —  Hockey fans, get ready for some in-your-face action from the ice: The NHL and the National Hockey League Players' Association reached …
Alex Hern / Guardian:
Wikipedia bans five editors from gender-related articles amid gamergate controversy  —  The online encyclopedia's highest court has ruled on more than 10 editors deemed to be breaking the site's rules  —  Wikipedia's arbitration committee, the highest user-run body on on the site …
Simon Houpt / Globe and Mail:
After conflict of interest allegations, Canadian Broadcasting Corp. bans on-air journalists from paid appearances  —  In wake of Amanda Lang controversy, CBC bans on-air journalists from making paid appearances  —  The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is banning all outside paid appearances …
 
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Caroline Alexander / Bloomberg:
Egypt President Seeks End to Jazeera Reporters' Detention
Discussion: Poynter, TVNewser and @malonebarry
Linda Ge / The Wrap:
DreamWorks Animation to Cut 500 Jobs, Release Fewer Films
John Otis / Committee to Protect Journalists:
How Ecuador's plans to make communications a public service is threat to free press
Discussion: @albertocairo
Brooks Barnes / New York Times:
Television Becomes a Force at Sundance Film Festival
Discussion: CNNMoney.com, @nytimes and The Corsair
Russell Brandom / The Verge:
Journalist and Anonymous advocate Barrett Brown sentenced to 63 months in prison on charges stemming from Stratfor hack