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6:55 PM ET, April 9, 2015

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David Uberti / Columbia Journalism Review:
How smartphone video changes coverage of police abuse  —  Smartphones tether us to the digital universe.  They allow us to take our work wherever we go, to photograph our meals and exchange fleeting videos, and to navigate streets while listening to our favorite music.
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Amanda Hess / Slate:
Apps CopWatch and Mobile Justice offer assistance, protections, and advice for citizens filming police encounters  —  Justice Through a Lens  —  A new wave of apps offers assistance—and advice—for citizens capturing police wrongdoing on camera.  —  About 10 times a day …
Discussion: New York Times
Rem Rieder / USA Today:
Bob Schieffer, old school at its finest  —  Bob Schieffer is old-school at its finest.  —  There's nothing about Schieffer, who announced late Wednesday that he's stepping down as host of CBS' Face the Nation this summer, that shouts hip or trendy.  —  And that's a good thing.  —  Schieffer is 78.
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“Face the Nation” host Bob Schieffer to retire this summer
Guardian:
French culture minister calls urgent meeting after television network TV5Monde was taken over by individuals claiming to belong to Islamic State  —  French TV network TV5Monde hijacked by pro-Isis hackers  —  Company says it was unable to broadcast any of its channels and lost control …
Jasper Jackson / Guardian:
UK adults ‘willing to pay only 92p a month to access news websites’  —  IAB survey also says UK digital ad spend rose 14% to a record £7.2bn during 2014  —  UK adults are prepared to pay only 92p a month to access news websites, less than email, search engines or online video …
Chris Thompson / Poynter:
Co-founder of Dutch startup Blendle, Alexander Klöpping, defends micropayments for news, touts Blendle's execution of frictionless payments on one platform  —  Neon Tommy editor slams Blendle and micropayments on Medium; Blendle hits back  —  David Carr and Walter Isaacson have famously praised the …
Discussion: Medium and Doc Searls Weblog
David Lieberman / Deadline:
CBS All Access To Expand Live Streaming Markets Following Deal With Affiliates  —  Here's the agreement that CBS chief Les Moonves said last month was close at hand: The broadcaster and CBS Affiliate Board say today that they've reached terms that will enable CBS All Access …
Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch:
SoundCloud Steps Up Revenue Drive In Deal With Zefr, YouTube's Content Tracking Partner  —  Audio streaming platform SoundCloud, now on the road to monetizing more of the tracks on its platform through ads and paid subscriptions, is adding a key partnership into the mix to help track …
Paul Colford / ap.org:
AP launches ‘AP Editions’ paperback and e-book series  —  The Associated Press is tapping its global news coverage and vast archives to launch a series of paperback and e-books called AP Editions.  —  In collaboration with Miami-based Mango Media, AP is releasing the first 15 of what will be dozens …
Discussion: Poynter, GalleyCat and @jcstearns
 
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Norman Lear / New York Times:
PBS is neglecting its mission by moving away from documentaries in favor of entertainment
Doug Smith / Los Angeles Times:
David Laventhol dies at 81; publisher during L.A. Times expansion
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Jasper Jackson / Guardian:
Reuters chief Andrew Rashbass to become executive chair of Euromoney
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Alastair Reid / Journalism.co.uk:
The Publishers Audience Measurement Company will replace the National Readership Survey from the early 2016
Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui / Amnesty International:
600 days in jail for taking pictures: A letter from an Egyptian prison
Discussion: Associated Press