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Aug. 29, 2011, 6 p.m.

Links on Twitter: Read later on Pulse, journalists on Linkedin and a phone hacking how-to

RT @twitterglobalpr: Last night at 10:35pm ET, Beyonce’s big MTV #VMA moment gave Twitter a record bump: 8,868 Tweets per second. »

Uh, handy? You too can learn how to phone hack, News of the World style. http://t.co/8PXvoAf »

PSA: CNN is looking for a mobile editor http://t.co/F2vfFhT »

Does the NY Times need to create, or partner with, a Quora-esque site? http://t.co/oSd12cq »

"Apple needs more than just an advocate for media, creativity and the liberal arts now; it needs a champion" http://t.co/Mo2UrbL »

In trying to find a way to look back at 9/11, @NYMag created a 9/11 Encyclopedia http://t.co/Dj0wOfa »

You know you are a hardcore journalist when you carry 2 iPhones. CNN’s Don Lemon does http://t.co/ecOwFXM »

PSA: American Public Media is looking for a senior mobile developer in Oakland http://t.co/ScpmOjr »

There is life after Flip cams. And it includes grilled cheese sandwiches http://t.co/y0jZZGn »

The Internet Archive has curated more than 3000 hours of TV coverage from the day of 9/11 http://t.co/JqAg2ez »

New survey says journalists are flocking to Linkedin. Looking for sources, or job leads? http://t.co/gbbHEOG »

Did you check out @NYTLive for Irene coverage? @Lexinyt wants your feedback http://t.co/P1De8zA »

RT @WSJ: Say goodbye to the paywall (temporarily): http://WSJ.com is free for the rest of the day. »

Pulse is getting into the delayed reading game with "Save to Pulse" http://t.co/sMRciu0 »

Eric Schmidt shares his thoughts on Google+ and Google’s pro-identity stance http://t.co/d8kitu0 »

What do ebooks need to grow? More sharing, more free samples and cheaper reading devices http://t.co/OkCnfNx »

Half of adults online in the US use social networks. And that means more Boomers too http://t.co/ekpShxX »

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