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5:40 PM ET, October 26, 2010

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Nikesh Arora / The Official Google Blog:
$5 million to encourage innovation in digital journalism  —  Journalism is fundamental to a functioning democracy.  So as media organizations globally continue to broaden their presence online, we're eager to play our part on the technology side—experimenting with new ways of presenting news online …
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Megan Garber / Nieman Journalism Lab:
Google donates $5 million for news innovation to Knight Foundation and new international efforts  —  Google and news organizations have had a rocky time of it.  To overdramatize the situation only slightly: Google insists that it cares about journalism as a necessity of our shared democracy …
Jeremy W. Peters / New York Times:
Politico, Seeing a Market Need, Adds a Paid News Service  —  To the rapidly growing field of Washington reportage, add one more entrant: Politico Pro.  —  Politico, the Web site and free daily publication that brought a 24-7 cable news sensibility to political reporting …
Dylan Stableford / The Wrap:
Fox Warns Cablevision: Stop Telling Customers to Steal Our Content  —  The nasty fight between Fox and Cablevision over fees just got nastier.  —  On Tuesday, Fox sent Cablevision a cease-and desist-letter demanding the company stop encouraging its customers to steal copyrighted material.
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Bill Carter / Media Decoder:
Claims of Good Faith, and Bad, in Cable Dispute  —  The high-stakes feud between the News Corporation and Cablevision reached the point of filing grievances before the Federal Communications Commission on Monday, with each side trying to prove that it had been bargaining in good faith — while charging that the other side had not.
Nat Ives / AdAge:
Conde Nast Magazines Can Finally Sell Their Own Websites  —  Most Ad Sales Handled by Conde Nast Digital and CondeNet Before That Now Belong to Publishers  —  NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Conde Nast, the publisher of magazines from Vogue to The New Yorker, is integrating many of the digital operations …
Kara Swisher / BoomTown:
Exclusive: Yahoo Courts Former News Corp. Digital Exec Ross Levinsohn As U.S. Head  —  He's baaaaaack.  —  Former Fox Interactive Media President Ross Levinsohn, that is, who is the top candidate to replace Hilary Schneider as Yahoo's U.S. head, according to several sources close to the situation.
Discussion: SAI
Howard Kurtz / The Daily Beast:
Katie Couric, On the Move  —  The CBS anchor is nearing the end of her contract—and signs point surprisingly to her staying put.  Howard Kurtz talks to her about her salary, her next move—and her love of the campaign trail.  —  Katie Couric is feeling liberated.
Steve Myers / Poynter Online:
George Packer's 5 Tips for Reporting on Anything  —  The New Yorker's George Packer has written about disaffected voters in Ohio and beleaguered homeowners in Florida; the massive city of Lagos, Nigeria, and the cloistered, oppressed country of Burma.  He has described the dangerous predicament …
Discussion: Romenesko and New York Observer
MG Siegler / TechCrunch:
The Perfect Content Companion For iPad + Instapaper, Longreads Gets A Website  —  I've been in love with the simple bookmarking service Instapaper for a few years now.  The release of the iPad has made it even better.  You see, my daily routine now involves using the Instapaper app on the iPad …
Dumplings from this Panda!:
Did Digg game its own system to benefit publisher partners?  —  Digg recently published a blog post titled “Digg's Algorithmic Mystery Tour” on October, 15th.  While a Digg blog post is a normal thing, a post about the algorithm was very surprising to me.  Why did Digg, which never bothers …
Andy Plesser / Beet.TV:
BoingBoing Slows Original Video Production, Focuses on Curation  —  SAN FRANCISCO — BoingBoing, the popular blog about technology and culture, has dialed back significantly from producing original daily packages to presenting mostly other's videos, says David Pescovitz, co-editor, in this interview with Beet.TV
Discussion: The Huffington Post
Paul Thomasch / Reuters:
Comcast launches new web video service, stepping up fight  —  * Movies, TV shows available from over 90 media partners  —  Comcast Corp. (CMCSA.O), the largest U.S. cable operator, on Monday rolled out a service that allows its subscribers to watch an array of television shows and movies on a personal computer or laptop.
Discussion: Media Buyer Planner and MediaPost
Nielsen Wire:
Nielsen estimates 362,000 Britons behind the Times paywall  —  Matthew Dodd, SVP, Research & Analytics, EMEA  —  As newspapers grapple with monetizing their content online, a recent Nielsen study found that one in five UK visitors to the Times of London and the Sunday Times websites …
Discussion: paidContent
Emma Heald / Editors Weblog:
I from the Independent has arrived: affordable, concise, but will it complement or replace its parent paper?  —  The Independent's new daily i launches today.  Billed as the first quality daily to launch in Britain in 25 years, it aims to provide a full news service “in a way that is fully accessible …
Discussion: Press Gazette, BBC, Bloomberg and Media Week
Nat Worden / Wall Street Journal:
‘Monday Night Football’ Goes Online for Subscribers  —  Time Warner Cable Inc. and ESPN are planning to serve up a bold cable-TV experiment in making programming available online behind a paywall, starting with this week's “Monday Night Football.”  —  The two companies say they will make …
Discussion: Flood Magazine and Digits
Jim Romenesko / Romenesko:
AP boss to staff: I've strived to keep your pension plan intact, but...  AP Staffer:  —  I want to let you know about some changes in your pension plan that we are proposing as we negotiate a new contract with union employees.  Under our proposal, the AP defined benefit pension plan …
Mike Green / The Huffington Post:
Latoya Peterson: Media, Entrepreneurship and Birth of a New Nation  —  At the intersection where social media and entrepreneurship meet technology and racial issues, you will find Latoya Peterson hard at work changing American society.  —  The 27-year-old African American entrepreneur …
 
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Michael Calderone / Yahoo! News:
National Journal editor wants to ‘win the morning’ (and then some)
Julian Lee / Sydney Morning Herald:
Murdoch calls on company troops to fight film PR blockade
Discussion: mediabistro.com and MediaPost
Frédéric Court / paidContent:
Why Content And Commerce Is A Marriage Made In Heaven
Markcuban / blog maverick:
The Rule of Thumb on Disrupting Digital Businesses aka Why The …
Discussion: Podcasting News
Anthony Kaufman / Speakeasy:
David Simon on ‘Treme’ and Why Journalism Might Not Be Doomed
Discussion: New York Observer
Foster Kamer / Runnin' Scared:
Why the New York Post's iPad App is Amazing, Awesome, and Completely …
Discussion: Poynter Online
rbr.com:
More newspaper companies partner with The Onion
Michael Gross / Crain's New York Business:
Elvis has left the building
Discussion: Runnin' Scared and Romenesko
 Earlier Picks: 
Jeff Bercovici / Mixed Media:
In Growing Up, Did Wikileaks Also Sell Out?
Discussion: Gawker, Thanks:bcaulfield
Ian Austen / New York Times:
Globe and Mail Uses Old Weapons in Press War
Discussion: Guardian, J-Source and The Wire
Sam Schechner / Wall Street Journal:
No Longer ‘Must-See TV’
Brian Steinberg / AdAge:
CW Says Study ‘Dispels Myth’ About Aversion to Ads in Online Video
Discussion: paidContent
Kevin Nguyen / The Bygone Bureau:
On Editing: A Look Inside The Morning News, McSweeney's, and The Awl
Fred Vogelstein / Epicenter:
Behold, the Next Media Titans: Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon