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Feb. 1, 2011, 6 p.m.

Links on Twitter: Google and Twitter team up, redesign rollout at Gawker sites and a comp. journalism reading list

Assessing Patch and its effect on hyperlocal journalism http://nie.mn/fLZOIt »

Is it time for news organizations to speak in favor of Net Neutrality? http://nie.mn/fAtKuv »

Interested in computer science and journalism? Jonathan Stray presents a computational journalism reading list http://nie.mn/fq0FrI »

CitizenTube has a constantly updated collection of videos coming from Egypt http://nie.mn/hUeA5x »

"Why did you do this to me? Change is scary!" Jalopnik among the first with new layout from Gawker Media http://jalopnik.com/ »

Post-script: The @Niemanstory editors’ roundtable examine’s Time’s coverage of the AZ shootings http://nie.mn/fAVEIX »

Americans love TV, then the Internet, and somewhere down the line, books, according to survey http://nie.mn/g0GXw3 »

USAToday and IRE team-up to offer analysis-ready Census data to members http://nie.mn/eLcM7I »

Is working in "the salt mines of the aggregator" the new "paying your dues" in journalism? http://nie.mn/g4O3Dk »

CSI: API – ProPublica is offering up its state and county level data on medical examiners in the US http://nie.mn/e8tI2w »

Project, the iPad magazine, has seen some success at $2.99, editors say http://nie.mn/dQdkgT »

Al Jazeera English is using ScribbleLive to get updates out of Egypt quickly http://nie.mn/h8Kmj7 »

Can we glean lessons on The Daily (and News Corp) from iGuide, a digital product that didn’t make it? http://nie.mn/fA424E »

Readability wants users to read later, and publishers get to get a cut http://nie.mn/gaoBCz »

How Google and Twitter teamed up to use voicemail to get Tweets out of Egypt http://nie.mn/guzBMe »

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