Links on Twitter: Oprah debuts mag iPad app, creating an EZ Pass for news content and linking as a news gateway

By Twitter Nov. 16, 2010, 6 p.m.

Why linking obliges news organizations to be a gateway http://nie.mn/aY6tlq »

What exactly are the 3 P’s and how could they help the news business? http://nie.mn/bei7Mj »

RT @carr2n: Sasha Frere-Jones, music crit for NYer, will be culture editor at The Daily, News Corps tablet newspaper http://nyti.ms/cyh7jY »

Working on a Knight News Challenge entry? Learn tips from past winners on focusing your application http://nie.mn/bW11l4 »

Is there a way to make an EZ Pass to pay for all news content? http://nie.mn/afrqz2 »

Google CEO Schmidt to broadcast networks: Google TV is here to make dumb TV smarter (and more revenue) http://nie.mn/9z37XU »

Behind the scenes: How the NYT built the newest interactive budget feature http://nie.mn/bQJEVq »

New York Times further reorganizes newsroom to bring web and print in synch http://nie.mn/9KPQgH »

Wenner Media, home to Rolling Stone facing lawsuit for allegedly text-spamming potential subscribers http://nie.mn/8YZXVe »

Everyone gets an APP! Oprah’s O Magazine debuts on iPad, with app cheaper than newsstand price http://nie.mn/c29XMU »

Beet.TV talks to Ushahidi’s founder about their expansion and launching a services business http://nie.mn/bAhzqz »

POSTED Nov. 16, 2010, 6 p.m.

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