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10:50 AM ET, September 16, 2010

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Ken Doctor / Newsonomics:
9 Questions on Apple's “iTunes for News” Store  —  It's funny.  I thought we'd see an “iTunes for News” years ago.  It was just too confusing, though, to figure out what the jukebox would look like, the combination of coins needed to buy something, how the news tunes would be played, or kept or shared, and lots more.
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John Boudreau / Mercury News:
Apple to announce subscription plan for newspapers
John Koblin / New York Observer:
The Times and WSJ Battle Over Publicity Staff  —  The next battleground for The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal's little newspaper war is apparently the papers' communications departments.  —  Bob Christie, the PR man for The Times who left the Journal back in March …
Discussion: Romenesko, Strupp and The Wire
Megan Garber / Nieman Journalism Lab:
Twitter as broadcast: What #newtwitter might mean for networked journalism  —  So Twitter.com's updated interface — #newtwitter, as the Twittery hashtag goes — is upon us.  (Well, upon some of us.)  —  The most obvious, and noteworthy, changes involved in #newtwitter are (a) …
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Mathew Ingram / GigaOM:
You're a Media Company Now, Twitter — Good Luck
Discussion: PC World, TeleRead, MediaMemo and WebNewser
Robin Sloan / Snarkmarket:
Kanye West, media cyborg  —  Tim Maly's #50cyborgs project is unfolding this month, 50 years after the coining of the term “cyborg.”  Here at Snarkmarket, our Tim has already contributed.  Here's my addition.  —  So, I love Tim Maly's kickoff post: What's a cyborg?
Craig Fehrman / Political Bookworm:
Embargoed Carter book lands briefly on Google books  —  Jimmy Carter's “White House Diary,” embargoed by its publisher Farrar, Straus and Giroux until its release on Monday, had a brief ride on Google books on Wednesday morning.  Its inadvertent preview caused the publisher some consternation …
Scott Sherman / CJR:
A Rocket's Trajectory  —  For more than thirty years, Keith Richburg has been a classy and distinguished presence at The Washington Post.  Richburg served as bureau chief in Manila, Nairobi, and Paris, and also spent more than two years as foreign editor in Washington.
Discussion: Romenesko and On Media's Blog
Anthony Ha / VentureBeat:
DEMO: The secret of Groupon's success is ... good writing?  —  Among startups, there's a tendency to emphasize product technology, rather than fuzzier skills and qualities that don't “scale”.  But chief executive Andrew Mason said today that the success of his popular social buying site Groupon …
Discussion: GigaOM and Tech Trader Daily
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David Kaplan / paidContent:   Gilt City Exits Beta With Limits Around Local Expansion
Mark D. Fefer / Seattle Weekly:
On the Advice of the FBI, Cartoonist Molly Norris Disappears From View  —  Her work won't be in Seattle Weekly anymore, or anywhere else.  —  You may have noticed that Molly Norris' comic is not in the paper this week.  That's because there is no more Molly. … The gifted artist is alive and well, thankfully.
Michael Calderone / Yahoo! News:
Newsweek departures continue: Hosenball heads to Reuters  —  Investigative reporter Mark Hosenball becomes the latest high-profile Newsweek staffer to leave since the magazine was sold last month.  He's joining Reuters as a money and politics reporter after 17 years with the weekly magazine.
MediaShift:
Public Media Corps Takes on Broadband Divide for Minorities  —  If there was a reality show about the Public Media Corps (PMC), the intro might sound something like this: “Here's the true story of how 15 fellows, five public media institutions, three high schools, three community organizations …
Tod Sacerdoti / Silicon Alley Insider:
Zynga And Facebook Are Killing Soap Operas  —  Daytime soap operas, with very few exceptions, are dead.  —  On October 5, 2009, CBS canceled “Guiding Light,” the longest running television drama in history, which began in 1952.  This September, CBS will air the last episode of “As The World Turns …
Joseph Tartakoff / paidContent:
Latest Online Hyperlocal News Player: Press Release Distributor ReadMedia  —  ReadMedia, which has made a business of distributing hundreds of thousands of locally-targeted press releases to media outlets across the country, is now trying to make a more direct play in online hyperlocal news.
Jack Shafer / Slate:
Murdoch's Watergate  —  Every journalist suffers from subpoenas envy.  As powerful as the pen may be, reporters covet the power that courts and Congress have to command individuals and organizations to give testimony and produce evidence.  So whenever the power-thresher of a prosecution …
Mike Shields / Mediaweek:
Disney Online Rolls Out Muppets Web Series  —  It's time to get things started—in the kitchen.  The Muppets are a starring in a pair of cooking shows.  —  Disney Online has rolled out two new Web series featuring Kermit, Fozzie and the gang along with Food Network veteran chef Cat Cora.
Discussion: SocialTimes.com
Edmund Lee / AdAge:
The Future Is Now: Online Ad Platform Predicts Future Prices  —  Ad Network Takes Risk on Future Display Prices in Bid to Unlock TV Ad Dollars  —  NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Despite digital media's virulent growth, it's still TV that drives the billion-dollar advertising budgets for most major corporations …
New York Observer:
Video: Former ‘New York Times’ Digital Design Director Discusses ‘Design and the News’  —  The design blogger Tina Roth Eisenberg, aka Swiss Miss, posted this video of former nytimes.com design director Khoi Vinh in Zurich talking about his work, including redesigns of The Times opinion blog …
MediaShift Idea Lab:
PRX Story Exchange, Spot.us Bring Crowdfunding to Public Radio  —  Story Exchange (formerly Story Market) is a way for local public radio stations, producers, and listeners to pitch, find and fund documentaries and stories on important local issues.  We're also one of this year's winners of a Knight News Challenge grant.
Leena Rao / TechCrunch:
Yahoo Connected TV Now Available On Select Toshiba TVs  —  Yahoo has just announced that Yahoo Connected TV is now available on a number of new models of Toshiba television sets, including Toshiba 46"-55" HDTVs and the WX800 Cinema Series 3D LED.  —  The Yahoo Connected TV service provides widgets …
Discussion: NewTeeVee and WebNewser
Zeke Turner / New York Observer:
Petty Crime Charges Don't Stick to Journal Reporter Doug Belkin  —  All of the charges against Doug Belkin, the Wall Street Journal reporter who was arrested while covering the Rod Blagojevich trial in July, were dismissed yesterday by a magistrate judge in U.S. Federal District Court.
Discussion: Romenesko
Leon Neyfakh / New York Observer:
So Sorry To Do This!  Rain Check?  Flakiness Epidemic Sweeps Digital New York  —  “I'm on my way to something I was supposed to be at an hour ago,” said the fashion journalist Zandile Blay on Monday night.  “It's Fashion Week and I've basically missed every single show I had, with the exception of one.”
Elizabeth Holmes / Wall Street Journal:
The Importance of Tweeting Oscar  —  The Invisible Style Setters Who Dish Personal Details and Plug the Brand for Their Designer Bosses  —  Sushi makes her crave chocolate.  She spent a summer wielding power tools and drinking Rolling Rock beer.  And more than 14,300 people follow her on Twitter.
Discussion: NYConvergence
Joe Pompeo / The Wire:
CNBC Gets Bloggy With NetNet: An Interview With John Carney  —  It's been four months since CNBC hired John Carney as a senior editor for its website.  —  Since then, Carney has been writing up a storm for CNBC.com and appearing regularly on air.  But what the network really hired …
Jim O'Neill / Online Video News:
Brightcove's David Mendels on consolidation, profitability and the future of the OVP segment's 800-pound gorilla  —  David Mendels has been COO and President of online video platform Brightcove since Jan. 1, but has had a seat on the management team since last Oct. 1, a seat he originally thought would be a temporary one.
Sinead Carew / MediaFile:
Yahoo Chief slams Apple's iAd  —  You might think from listening to most of the world's iPhone, iPad, i-everthingelse enthusiasts that Steve Jobs and Apple can do no wrong, but not everybody is in agreement.  —  In a bout of clear anti-i sentiment, Carol Bartz, CEO of Yahoo …
 
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David Cohen / mediabistro.com:
AP Timeline Reader Is the Result of Experiments with HTML5, Internet Explorer 9
Discussion: ap.org and paidContent
Kassia Krozser / Booksquare:
Rethinking the Publishing Company
Chris Ariens / WebNewser:
‘60 Minutes’ Goes Overtime on the Web
Discussion: rbr.com
Media Week:
X Magazine a ‘genuine alternative’ for upmarket women
Discussion: Press Gazette
Jim Barnett / Nieman Journalism Lab:
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Rem Rieder / American Journalism Review:
Celebrating Innovation  —  Exciting new approaches to journalism.
Discussion: Romenesko
Nikki Finke / Deadline.com:
ADVISORY: Deadline's New Managing Editor Is Former Variety …
Discussion: LA Observed
Michelle Kung / Speakeasy:
‘Catfish’ Movie Star Nev Schulman on the Perils, Benefits of Social Media
 Earlier Picks: 
Martin Belam / currybetdotnet:
Nieman Journalism Lab shows the way to do apologies and corrections online
Discussion: Editors Weblog
Dorian Benkoil / Poynter Online:
paidContent's Rafat Ali Describes Grim View of Online News' Prospects
Discussion: E-Media Tidbits and Romenesko
Robert Andrews / paidContent:UK:
Times Launching Web Notifications Dashboard, TV Ad For Paid Pitch
Discussion: Journalism.co.uk and The Times
Thomas L. Friedman / New York Times:
Power to the (Blogging) People
Discussion: newsfeed.time.com
James Rainey / Los Angeles Times:
The news is, that pitch was paid for