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    Archives: December 11, 2012

    Self-replicating code, robo-writing Tom Friedman columns, and privacy in the Facebook age: Some of Spark Camp’s big ideas of 2012
    We’ve partnered with Spark Camp, a remarkable occasional gathering about the future of media, to ask a variety of smart people about the big ideas they’ll take away from the year. First up: Matt Thompson, Greg Linch, and Glynnis MacNicol. Spark Camp
    Justin EllisDecember 11, 2012
    Young-adult readers may have abandoned print, but they’ll take news in their pockets
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