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March 25, 2011, 6 p.m.

Links on Twitter: HuffPost goes abroad, @MayorEmanuel gets a book and Google patents doodles

Google has patented the Google Doodle. Status of Google Labradoodle patent unknown. http://nie.mn/eP09tT »

"It seems safer and wiser to bet that the Web and apps will survive over the long run" http://nie.mn/eDo3C0 »

The Saga of @MayorEmanuel goes to print, Tweets, annotations and a forward from @Biz http://nie.mn/hhMePG »

A Winkelvoss rage-inducing stat: 51% of American adults are on Facebook according to survey http://nie.mn/f4eQW3 »

The story of Shelbyville: A serialized documentary and online project on life in a small town http://nie.mn/gEI3WW »

Vivian Schiller: “I’m not done – I certainly plan to stay in journalism. I feel passionate about it “ http://nie.mn/hC4hRN »

Newsy, a curator of news video for online and apps, is expanding its programs and looking overseas http://nie.mn/dG8KkT »

Report: At least half the Internet users in the US who know about tablets & e-readers plan to buy one http://nie.mn/dLhOT3 »

Mark Armstrong of #Longreads, on how his reading habits have changed http://nie.mn/fOFZ2A »

Village Voice takes its "best of" mobile, introduces recommendation app for dining and culture http://nie.mn/eZnNU0 »

Arianna Exports: HuffPost will launch a UK version this summer http://nie.mn/fOIOdj »

Google could be facing anti-trust lawsuits…from states http://nie.mn/efZiq5 »

Voice of San Diego comes down with a little March Madness in its latest fundraising pitch http://nie.mn/fUb8eV »

Looks like Twitter has quietly started testing location-targeted ads http://nie.mn/gdwIfW »

Has reading it later become less simple on Instapaper and Readability? http://nie.mn/fGiNS7 »

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