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2:07 PM - Wednesday, May 22, 2013
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Mediaite / Andrew Kirell
Simon & Schuster announced Wednesday morning that CNN host Piers Morgan will release a book this fall that will give a "warts and all" behind-the-scenes account of life at the cable network.
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Nieman Journalism Lab / Joshua Benton
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Mediaite / Matt Wilstein
Rep. Peter King (R-NY) has been relentless in his criticism of Republicans who voted against funding Hurricane Sandy relief efforts that would have benefited the people of his state. One of those Republicans was Oklahoma Senator James Inhofe, w . . .
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TechCrunch / Anthony Ha
Shashi Seth, whose résumé includes management and executive roles at Yahoo, Aol, and Google, is joining the Tribune Company as the president of a new unit called Tribune Digital Ventures.
Seth's role was first reported yesterday at AllThing . . .
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The Guardian / Jason Deans
Liz MacKean and Meirion Jones, as well as two other journalists, win scoop of the year at London Press Club awardsLiz Mackean and Meirion Jones, who worked on Newsnight's spiked Jimmy Savile investigation, have won scoop of the year at the Lond . . .
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Mediaite / Josh Feldman
White House press secretary Jay Carney has been under serious pressure to handle the press' grilling over the big scandals facing the Obama administration this past week, and when people get particularly stressed, they tend to do a lot of defle . . .
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Yahoo! News
GRAPEVINE, Texas (AP) — The Boy Scouts of America will convene a two-day meeting of 1,400 local leaders to consider changing its long-standing ban on openly gay boys in the scouting movement.
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Nieman Journalism Lab / Jonathan Stray
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All Things Digital / Lilly Vitorovich
Pearson PLC's book publishing business, Penguin Group, has agreed to pay $75 million to settle a dispute in the U.S. over the way it priced electronic books, drawing to a close an investigation into the publishing industry's e-book pricing tactics.
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Deadline.com / Nellie Andreeva
The hot cable comedy project, which has Billy Crystal attached to star, co-write and executive produce, Burn Notice creator Matt Nix co-writing/executive producing and Curb Your Enthusiasm and Borat‘s Larry Charles directing/co-writing and ex . . .
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Advertising Age - Digital
Cable networks are rebranding themselves, and pay-TV operators aren't pleased. At least six channels are changing their names and programming this year to attract more viewers, advertising dollars and higher subscriber fees from cable and satel . . .
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Nieman Journalism Lab
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paidContent / Mathew Ingram
Fans of Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer say she shouldn't be blamed for the company's history of failed acquisitions -- but there are plenty of other reasons to be skeptical about Yahoo's $1.1-billion Tumblr deal.
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Talking Biz News / Chris Roush
Gregory Millman of The Wall Street Journal writes about the time that the Internal Revenue Service secretly obtained his phone records. Millman writes, “My first-hand experience of this came when agents of the Secret Service (then part of the T . . .
5/21/2013
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POLITICO / Tarini Parti
"The Senate is far ahead of us," he says.
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Yahoo! News
By Kim Dixon and Patrick Temple-West WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Internal Revenue Service official at the center of a scandal about extra tax scrutiny of conservative groups told Congress on Wednesday she had done nothing wrong but invoked her c . . .
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Yahoo! News
The man was identified as Ibragim Todashev.
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Yahoo! News
By Catherine Koppel Berezniki, Russia (Reuters) - A member of the Pussy Riot band who was jailed over a protest against President Vladimir Putin in a Russian cathedral said on Wednesday she was starting a hunger strike after she was barred from . . .
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The six finalists of the Publishing Hackathon held over the weekend in New York focus on discovering books in new ways -- whether it's by browsing book jackets or getting recommendations based on your web browser history.