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links for 2008-07-03

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Whatever » Reminder: There’s No Actual Office for “President of the Left”
“I’m fundamentally unsurprised to discover that Barack Obama, who has been in politics for a number of years, is a politician.…

@Future of Journalism: Reporting celebrity news

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There is ongoing debate about the credibility of celebrity news and their utility, especially as some major news organizations recently upped their celebrity coverage (think of Associated Press and Britney Spears). At…

Göteborg: Associated Press 2.0: 1-2-3 filing for all stories - editorsweblog

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Covered by:andydickinson.net, commonsensej.blogspot.com, newspaperdeathwatch.com, paulconley.blogspot.com

UK: Guardian integration: away from editorial funnel towards dual overhead

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Guardian News and Media is merging operations of its online and print outlets, The Guardian, Guardian.co.uk, and The Observer. The move replaces the traditional “funnel” structure of the newsroom - all stories going…

Newsroom Barometer results released today, May 6 - editorsweblog

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The results to the 2008 Newsroom Barometer, organized by the World Editors Forum and Reuters, and conducted by Zogby International, were released today. Read all about the main findings below. More results will be…

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Göteborg: "Who is crawling your site, and why?"

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Content on the Internet used by the wrong people is a big problem, according to Mark Bide, project director for ACAP, Automated Content Access Protocol. He started the conversation at the Digital Media Round Table, part…