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May 25, 2010, 5:22 p.m.

Links on Twitter: Comcast to debut social networking site, Twitter to block paid tweets, SF Chronicle to begin using Demand Media content

The SF and Houston Chronicles will soon feature content from Demand Media http://j.mp/ba1rWx »

“This simple color-coding system translated a labyrinth of…research into something that everyone could understand” http://j.mp/9eq0A5 »

The perils of pageview journalism http://j.mp/bint88 »

[Insert ‘women are chatty!’ comment here]: Analysis says women send 12% more tweets than men do http://j.mp/cI6m2G »

Twitter says it will block “paid tweets” from entering timelines via API http://j.mp/bnA6pj »

Publish2 wants to disrupt the Associated Press with an online news exchange http://j.mp/cD74Db »

In 2009, Google generated a total of $54 billion in U.S. economic activity http://j.mp/cXTd1M »

Comcast to debut social networking site for TV viewers (via @iwantmedia) http://j.mp/bhIp5a »

Newspaper websites in top 25 markets had 2 billion pageviews this April–a new record http://j.mp/cPBsn9 »

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