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June 15, 2010, 6:19 p.m.

Links on Twitter: NYT plans public beta site, ABC doubles adds on its iPad app, Forbes takes a cue from HuffPo

Gannett taking on AOL’s hyperlocal Patch sites? http://j.mp/czq2bP »

We tried to resist passing this along. We no longer can. Enjoy. http://j.mp/cUplvZ »

"Innovative thinking is everywhere in the air here": lots of great projects from Stanford’s @knightfdn fellows http://j.mp/cvPFeG »

Neat site makes the Guardian feel like an iPhone app (swiping action), plus keyboard controls http://j.mp/cyjAOQ »

NYT plans public beta site to test experiments "without the risk of disrupting NYTimes.com" http://j.mp/9tt62w »

ABC doubles the number of ads on shows viewed on its iPad app, resetting expectations for online video http://j.mp/cg5cO3 »

Bloomberg intros NYC Media Lab, a portal to "link the academic and media business worlds" (via @jayrosen_nyu) http://j.mp/cD6jlW »

Forbes goes HuffPo: "editors will increasingly become curators of talent" http://j.mp/bQZNiI »

News Corp. picks up more bricks for paywall http://j.mp/aJUkrz »

The Internet is on course to overtake newspapers in ad revenue by 2014 http://j.mp/b0xdMr »

Twitter rolls out Twitter Places with Foursquare/Gowalla integration http://j.mp/aDTLzA »

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