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April 20, 2011, 6 p.m.

Links on Twitter: WaPo launches Trove, The Register Citizen brings on a curator, YouTube’s going royal

RT @timesopen: Best Sellers: A Perspective on E-Books – http://nyti.ms/e6VOuG (Nice work, @robinsloan!) »

The Register Citizen, a small-town daily, is bringing on a full-time curator http://nie.mn/goIyoN »

"A reporter sort of takes a snapshot": @CJR‘s Q&A with Calvin Trillin http://nie.mn/g4Tz90 »

The media as enablers of new career paths: Meet Steve Herbst, professional whistler http://nie.mn/gXaI9p »

A unified theory of coffee shop productivity http://nie.mn/erORY3 »

"This is a worrying discovery": @TheAtlanticWire‘s roundup of reax to iPhone location-tracking http://nie.mn/dK697l »

The WaPo has launched Trove, its personalized social news site http://nie.mn/gHSCFe »

Fascinating. Behind the scenes at X Prize (via @cheeky_geeky) http://nie.mn/ekTQaX »

Papal wall? The Vatican’s set to begin charging for full access to its daily paper http://nie.mn/fPQpMI »

HBO Go’s online streaming service will hit smartphones and tablets in early May http://nie.mn/gk58df »

The royal wedding will be broadcast live on YouTube http://nie.mn/dXOxmd »

The first Knight-Mozilla news innovation challenge launches on Monday http://nie.mn/hIMvNp »

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