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Also, the supposed benefit from holding off just doesn’t make sense, at least in terms of advancing the story.

“There were advantages, meanwhile, to holding off: I think that got me the interview with the AP’s general counsel, which produced, among other things, almost all of the information in this post.”

Your “information” was the same self-serving AP spin we already know about from Chittum’s dutiful stenography. What you should have done was get Curley on the record about the control-freak things he was described as saying in the New York Times. Were his views accurately characterized?

Either Curley was mischaracterized about the AP’s intentions, or he really does intend to exercise control over use, down to headlines and links: http://bit.ly/euqaT

This line of inquiry would be standard for any other company whose top exec said something extremely controversial. Does Nieman or CJR have any reporters willing to tackle it?

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I do hope you realize how lame and “old media hierarchal” this sounds: “I don’t, really, but it’s complicated, and I can’t talk about it.”

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