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    With seven times the audience it had in 2008, 4chan undertakes a rare rules update
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    Caroline O'DonovanApril 30, 2013
    Everyone’s a critic: Hacktivists, online organizing, and the dark magic of down voting at MIT
    MIT’s Comparative Media Studies graduate theses critique how hacking is portrayed in the media, whether new media demands new criticism, and how a YouTube policy influenced the writing of comedy and drama.
    On Betaworks’ slow build of an online news ecosystem
    Wednesday Q&A: Jake Levine on the fate of News.me, personalized news, and reinventing Digg
    “One of the things that happens to come with this notion of social discovery is just information overload. Twitter is a great social product, but it’s also a product that will give you 50 articles to read every hour.” Justin Ellis
    Joshua BentonAugust 15, 2012
    13 ways of looking at Medium, the new blogging/sharing/discovery platform from @ev and Obvious
    The new startup from the creators of Blogger and Twitter says it’s “rethinking publishing and building a new platform from scratch.” It’s also raising some fundamental questions about how content on the web is structured.
    Mark CoddingtonAugust 3, 2012
    This Week in Review: NBC’s tape-delay economics, and Twitter’s free-speech crossroads
    Plus: The fallout from WikiLeaks’ hoax, the rise and fall of Jonah Lehrer, and the rest of the week’s media and tech news.
    Mark CoddingtonJuly 20, 2012
    This Week in Review: Yahoo’s future with Marissa Mayer, and learning from Digg’s demise
    Plus: Quote approval practices exposed, The New York Times’ new public editor, and the rest of the week’s media and tech news and talk.
    This Week in Review: Parliament hits Murdoch hard, and papers’ circulation is up (or down)
    Plus: The debate over whether we’re in a tech bubble, Twitter’s news personalization efforts, and the rest of the week’s news in media and tech. Mark Coddington
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