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    Oct. 6, 2010, 6 p.m.
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    Links on Twitter: HuffPo launches divorce vertical, Luckie’s lucky streak continues, PBS.org has new strategy

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    Top 10 list of newspaper sites that best reach readers include AnnArbor.com, NOLA.com and WashingtonPost.com http://nie.mn/cohe6y

    CBS head in wide media talk: “They have to come to us for our content. And we’re going to get paid properly for it” http://nie.mn/b3Ss7G

    PBS.org’s new strategy pushes to make local content national and give members online support http://nie.mn/d7QKMi

    NBC Local Media credits Twitter & Facebook for online audience growth in New York, Chicago and other local sites http://nie.mn/da6pMu

    The Luckie streak continues! WebMediaBrands, parent of MediaBistro has acquired .@10000words http://nie.mn/djz41r

    Great get for @columbiajourn and its new Tow Center for Digital Journalism: Krishna Bharat, founder of Google News http://nie.mn/9KFAeK

    HuffPo wades into new territory: divorce http://nie.mn/9Qw5fW

    XKCD maps online communities by activity, supported by Alexa data, tea leaf reading http://nie.mn/b1wub2

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