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Popular on Twitter: A birth caught on Street View, how journalists can use Twitter better and Facebook trademarking “Face”

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Twitter cofounder hopes to create news network

Six Ways journalists can use Twitter better

Why media apps aren’t as good a business as they seem

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Did a woman just give birth on Google Street View?

Birth of baby captured on Google Street View

Journalism isn’t enough for Northwestern’s Medill School

Facebook could soon own a trademark for the word “Face”

Mobile ad revenue forecast to rise tenfold to about $24.1 billion by 2015

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VizPol takes a cue from bird-watching apps to help journalists identify unfamiliar political symbols

Built by researchers at Columbia University’s journalism and engineering schools and launched as an invite-only beta this week, VizPol can currently recognize 52 symbols.

KPCC is finding a new role as LA’s COVID-19 help desk. Here’s what it’s learned along the way.

Since early March, our newsroom has received more than 3,300 pandemic-related questions. To date, we have personally answered more than 2,900 of those questions.

U.S. police have attacked journalists more than 130 times since May 28

“Although in some incidents it is possible the journalists were hit or affected accidentally, in the majority of the cases we have recorded the journalists are clearly identifiable as press, and it is clear that they are being deliberately targeted.”