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Sept. 27, 2010, 6 p.m.

Links on Twitter: AP develops ad circular app, 5 myths about Facebook, Conde creates award for business savvy

Why buy an ad on Forbes when you can buy your own blog? http://nie.mn/d6BSCx »

The AP is developing an app that brings the logic of ad circulars to iPads and smartphones http://nie.mn/dha1Z4 »

“In an IM Denton sent me…he wrote, ‘You can write anything as long as you mention I tripled the traffic both times.'” http://nie.mn/9JFi29 »

Author of the Facebook Effect lays out five myths about the networking giant http://nie.mn/94mHNu »

New Twitter ad platform gets mixed reviews from marketers http://nie.mn/b0hjNf »

Pulitzer winner, en route to new gig with @WSJ, uses prize money to create fund for “Rural Computer-Assisted Reporting” http://nie.mn/ax2lbo »

Some news about Apple: per a Pew study, the company commands an inordinate amount of media attention http://nie.mn/9diWwf »

Condé Nast creates an award for business savvy among its editors, publishers http://nie.mn/9zMRj8 »

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