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    November 15, 2011
    The New York Times runs a cross-platform interactive ad campaign in HTML5
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    November 14, 2011
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    October 27, 2011
    The Guardian introduces @GuardianTagBot, a “Twitter-based search assistant”
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    The Guardian launches n0tice, an open community news platform
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