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Sandeep Junnarkar interviews Newsvine founder Calvin Tang.
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Westminster City Council plans to extend wireless availability across central London.
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“NewsTrust, a project in online readers rating news articles based on journalistic quality, has just gone public.”
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“By definition, a journalist’s standing (whether economic, political or anything else) depends on the willingness of readers (and other journalists) to support his work, not on members of the profession whom he covers.”
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An interview with Adrian Holovaty.
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“An analyst at Citigroup believes print the Internet-induced angina of newspaper publishers will last until 2011.”
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Kevin Maney asks tech entrepreneurs what they would do if they owned a newspaper. The responses were not as radical as he hoped.
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Local news is not commoditized like the rest, which makes Topix.net’s geolocation function so important.
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Members of the US military are losing their security clearances due to being deeply in debt, according to data optained under the US Freedom of Information Act.
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Another petition to sign on the Number 10 web site: Revise UK libel law to be more in line with the United States’.
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Jeremy Paxman and Peter Barron appear to have have slightly different views on new media, particularly the user-generated content project “Oh my Newsnight”.
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THe HuffPo has hired Melinda Henneberger as political editors, and Arianna Huffington says there are plans for more staff to produce original journalism for the blog.
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Lloyd Shepherd: “Anne Lapping brushed aside the issues of business models for online news by pointing out that this had always been a problem … Do something else as well, is the answer.”
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How the Guardian uses tags on its new travel site.
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