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March 30, 2011, 6 p.m.

Links on Twitter: Google +1-ups Facebook, blogger cries plagiarism over tiny giraffes

RT @NYTPRGUY: @rafat $40 million is a high guess, but yes marketing is part of the expense of the digital subscription service. »

Don’t see Google’s new +1 button in search results yet? You can manually enable the feature right here: http://nie.mn/fZvk2O »

The NY Times pay model is a step toward NPR’s (and don’t call it a paywall!) http://nie.mn/icvHBe »

Is paying for news our “civic duty?” Tom Foremski: http://nie.mn/g5UsGs »

After a profitable 2010, The Atlantic kicks off a 2011 hiring spree http://nie.mn/eloiIP »

RT @lisannette: The surreal life of a journalist in Libya: 3 am pressers, trips to nowhere, sedatives in their food http://bit.ly/gLo0Qe »

Blogger says New York paper ripped off his article about tiny giraffes, then taunted him http://nie.mn/exJ3CY »

@paidContent names the top 50 digital media companies. (Farmville is doing a lot better than the NYT.) http://nie.mn/elSQYR »

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