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Popular on Twitter: AJE on Egypt, women on Wikipedia, Weinberger on McLuhan

Nick Kristof turns to Facebook to report from Egypt

Al Jazeera reporters held in Egypt: Six journalists arrested in Cairo

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More on the six Al Jazeera English journalists arrested in Egypt

An old problem in a new guise: Wikipedia’s gender gap

David Weinberger updates McLuhan: “We are the medium”

Guardian on WikiLeaks: “How we handled the data”

Al Jazeera English featuring “live uncensored coverage” of Egypt

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Bloomberg Media is buying CityLab from The Atlantic (and some of its fans are nervous)

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