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April 26, 2010, 7:02 p.m.

Links on Twitter: Police look into Gizmodo iPhone scoop, Facebook privacy settings change, Tribune local project draws an audience

After a trip through bankruptcy court, The Washington Blade to resume publishinghttp://j.mp/aVUD2o »

Tribune’s local blogger project in Chicago has already found an audience, with 15 million pageviews in March http://j.mp/cmYYtY »

The 5 lowest income states have the greatest broadband competition, the 5 highest income states have the least http://j.mp/9g7fJU »

NYT looks for possible content agreements with local papers, as it prepares for clash with WSJ over local edition http://j.mp/92xudn »

Not interested in letting Pandora see your music tastes? Mashable walks you through new Facebook privacy settings http://j.mp/afOUCH »

Gizmodo’s big iPhone scoop looks to have turned into a criminal investigation, Cnet reports http://j.mp/bLQkgj »

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