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Dec. 14, 2010, 6 p.m.

Links on Twitter: Reuters and Examiner.com join up, The Awl opens its wallet and Why hack Gawker

Columbia J-school faculty send letter to Obama warning of implications of prosecutions over WikiLeaks http://nie.mn/eRFN0l »

Going beyond income and traffic to measure the success of a website http://nie.mn/fxQAAR »

RT @columbiajourn: WEBCAST: "Why J-School Still Matters: A conversation with Dean Nicholas Lemann"; 4:30-5:15 pm http://bit.ly/lemannchat »

The Awl keeps growing, plans to pay writers and hire a managing editor http://nie.mn/fOf9Ny »

Dan Gillmor’s Mediactive, getting past the "poor-me narrative of failing journalistic business models" http://nie.mn/gdbdrg »

Groupon is good at attracting customers, Foursquare is good at keeping them. Why they should join http://nie.mn/f3YCjG »

.@SunFoundation: WikiLeaks reaction "exposed the vulnerability of any online publisher here to government pressure" http://nie.mn/dQP0r9 »

Why hack Gawker? "We were motivated by the sheer arrogance of the Gawker group of bloggers" http://nie.mn/fY8bNk »

Was erecting a paywall the start of Variety’s decline?
http://nie.mn/hOIaJS »

CNN debuts free global iPad app, makes US iPhone app free, but says it’s not going away from paid apps http://nie.mn/gqK067 »

Reuters partners with Examiner.com to deliver local articles and how-tos to members http://nie.mn/eQGk2n»

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