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2:22 AM - Sunday, May 26, 2013
11 hour ago - Mixed Media / Jeff Bercovici
“I’ve made a huge mistake.” “There’s always money in the banana stand.” “Motherboy.” If you don’t understand why the people around you have lately taken to uttering these phrases and then simpering like they just said something clever, it’s pro . . .
10 hour ago - The Next Web / Ken Yeung
British broadcast company Sky News has had all of its Android apps hacked by the Syrian Electronic Army. A look at the app’s page in the Google Play store reveals... Keep reading →
4 hour ago - The Guardian / Peter Preston
Perhaps it's time to impose a rule that the more quickly allegations are withdrawn, the lower the damages should beNo libel victim in memory has been cleared more comprehensively or swiftly than Lord McAlpine. A Newsnight bungle at the start of . . .
5 hour ago - paidContent
When Open Road Media launched in 2009, the idea of an all-digital publisher was still fairly new. Nearly four years later, it's encountering more competition as publishers of all sizes hone their digital strategies. Here's what it's doing to tr . . .
5 hour ago - paidContent
The great game between broadcasters and upstart services that stream TV took another turn this week as Fox and others filed a new copyright lawsuit in Washington, DC.    
5 hour ago - paidContent / Mathew Ingram
Social platforms like YouTube have become a rich source of "citizen journalism" about breaking news events, but media outlets don't always provide credit. Mark Little of Storyful wants to try and change that with a public license for video news.    
5 hour ago - paidContent
Is there a reason Vine videos are exactly six seconds long? Yes, and it has a lot to do with high profile court cases that almost destroyed hip hop music.     
5 hour ago - paidContent
Apple and the federal government met on Thursday for a final hearing before their trial, which is set to begin on June 3, and features several high profile witnesses.    
5 hour ago - paidContent
Apple and the federal government are about to go to trial over an alleged conspiracy to fix ebook prices -- but recent court filings show that Amazon will play a large role in determining the outcome.    
5/24/2013 - The Guardian / David Banks
With videos and pictures being posted online and tweeted hundreds of times what does it mean when a trial comes about?If there was one thing that was unprecedented about the Woolwich attack, as well as the savagery, it was the way it played out . . .
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6 hour ago - Yahoo! News
The woman hired to clean up Rutgers' scandal-scarred athletic program quit as Tennessee's women's volleyball coach 16 years ago after her players submitted a letter complaining she ruled through humiliation, fear and emotional abuse, The Star-L . . .
5 hour ago - paidContent
Personalized social reader Zite is updating its iOS app with more Google Reader-inspired features, and also added seven new publishers to its publisher program.     
5 hour ago - paidContent / Mathew Ingram
Journalism has been evolving away from just a repetition of facts or events and towards context and analysis, research shows -- but this evolution has also created tension for media companies because it conflicts with the principle of objectivi . . .
5 hour ago - paidContent
Amazon has maneuvered to avoid collecting state sales taxes, but that's only part of the story: This week's Fortune cover article reveals that even when things don't go the retailer's way, it's been able to turn them to its advantage.    
5 hour ago - paidContent
Twitter's latest ad product provides a call to action right inside a tweet -- showing the company is finally creating marketing tools closer to the "bottom of the funnel."    
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