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Digital Ellies
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Daniel Pearl Awards
Finalists named.
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ProPublica funders' media beefs
Called legit.
(CJR)

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"Why I won't buy Montreal Gazette"
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Yahoo buys Citizen Sports
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Raines' op-ed on Fox News
Is discussed in Farhi's chat.
(Washington Post)

SF Weekly vs. Bay Guardian, cont'd.
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Bob Schieffer's ghost-tweeter
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Newspapers were early to the web, notes Jack Shafer, but they failed to be innovative. Instead, they sought to invent the web in their own image by repurposing the copy, values, and temperament found in their print editions. "Despite being early arrivals, despite having spent millions on manpower and hardware, despite all the animations, links, videos, databases, and other software tricks found on their sites, every newspaper website is instantly identifiable as a newspaper website. By succeeding, they failed to invent the web."
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