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June 16, 2011, 6 p.m.

Links on Twitter: The magazine app spectrum, new funding for News21 and Guardian goes digita-first

AOL, The Devil and their plans for a $1 billion advertising business http://nie.mn/lq6LCd »

Behind the scenes with our friends over at the MIT Media Lab http://nie.mn/iU926n »

A look across the spectrum of magazine apps, from Condé Nast and Hearst to Meredith and Time http://nie.mn/lG8Nvd »

New funding from the Knight Foundation and Carnegie Corporation will expand News 21 to more J schools http://nie.mn/mjeqjI »

PSA: The AP is looking for an interactive producer/newsperson in DC http://nie.mn/jU13ma »

Why do some devote so much time to criticizing Twitter? http://nie.mn/kwhA7F »

The Guardian goes digital-first: "Placing open journalism on the web at the heart of its strategy" http://nie.mn/jQ3kxV »

Some of the bloggers who settled copyright cases with Righthaven are reconsidering their options http://nie.mn/jo5b77 »

A big week in sports could prove to be a winner for Sports Illustrated’s tablet strategy http://nie.mn/j81puu »

New Pew study finds using social media makes you, well, normal http://nie.mn/jrJuKd »

Has the way we use the Internet turned everyone into librarians? http://nie.mn/mz5pVM »

Here’s a look at how the NYT used Twitter like a database in politics reporting http://nie.mn/jswm8X »

 
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