links for 2007-06-13
Wednesday, 13 June 2007, 13:22
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“Brian Stelter, the 21-year-old blogger behind TVNewser.com, graduated from Towson University last month. Next, he’s joining The New York Times. Mr. Stelter is going to be a staff reporter for the Times business section”
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“Why do I need two social networks when one (Facebook) is clearly superior to the other (MySpace)? The answer for me is: you don’t.”
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“While the media has been abuzz about Second Life and adult virtual worlds, a bevy of virtual worlds for kids have been even more popular than their adult counterparts.”
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“Editors’ World is a new service to help journalists better localize international stories for their communities. It’s inviting working journalists to test its beta site.”
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Jeff Jarvis on TVNewser Brian Stelter’s job at the New York TImes: “Pay attention, journalism students: When I suggest that you blog, this is what I’m talking about.”
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I hope Iain’s right: “David Maclean’s controversial Bill to amend the Freedom of Information Act is likey to collapse tomorrow unless he can find a Peer willint to sponsor it. So far he has failed.”
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By Baroness Kingsmill, former deputy chairman of the Competition Commission.
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A new must-read blog for magazine types.
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“Eighteen Baltimore Sun photojournalists launched a byline strike today protesting Tribune Co.’s move to force reporters to become photographers and videographers as a way to cut costs, according to a press release sent to E&P today by the Washington-Ba
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