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    September 26, 2011
    With its Standout tag, Google News is giving publishers a new incentive to credit the competition
    How the algorithmic news aggregator is turning generosity into currency.
    September 20, 2011
    With WSJ Social, the Wall Street Journal is rethinking distribution of its content…on Facebook
    The paper explores a new way to distribute its content — through the crowds of users on Facebook.
    News.me, the iPad Twitter aggregator, relaunches as a free app and spins off from Bit.ly
    The social news service explains why it’s is going from fee to free.
    Want to correct misinformation? Try doing it with a graphic
    A new study finds that a correction that does its work in visual form is more likely to be accepted.
    Felix Salmon’s brain, Drudged: Meet Counterparties, a personal linkblog with Reuters branding
    Reuters journos Felix Salmon and Ryan McCarthy create a “Buzzfeed for finance” that’s part of, and separate from, the newswire behemoth.
    Weekend journo-reads, Labor Day holiday edition
    Instapaper-worthy treats on newspaper strikes, labor reporters, and dancing newsboys.
    Mirror, mirror: The New York Times wants to serve you info as you’re brushing your teeth
    Meet the R&D Lab’s latest: a proof of concept in the form of a “magic mirror.”
    Amazon’s new @author feature launches, and changes (just a bit) what a book is all about
    Got a question for Susan Orlean? Now you can ask it through Amazon.
    The NYT joins forces with YouTube and Storyful to collect and share video reflections of 9/11
    Collaboration’s in the air in the run-up to next month’s anniversary.
    The New York Times imagines the kitchen table of the future
    The Times Co.’s R&D Lab is betting breakfast will be less about sharing out newsprint and more about swiping through stories, ambient commerce, and the quantified self.
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