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    Jason Fry is a Brooklyn-based writer, editor and consultant. He is a 12-year veteran of The Wall Street Journal Online, and has also worked for EidosMedia, a maker of editing-and-publishing systems. He blogs about digital journalism at Reinventing the Newsroom, co-writes the Mets blog Faith and Fear in Flushing, and writes a weekly column for Indiana University’s National Sports Journalism Center. Write to him at jason.fry@gmail.com or follow him on Twitter at @jasoncfry.
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