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    Sarah ScireAugust 16, 2023
    Could “prying open the vault” to small business loans help save local news?
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    Dan KennedySeptember 11, 2012
    How a 19-year-old student became one of the hottest political photographers in the country
    Gage Skidmore is probably behind some of the photos of Republican politicians you’ve seen online. He shoots for credit, not for money.
    The Verge is giving extra credit (and links) to primary sources
    The tech site has always been good about providing a persistent structure for source credit. Now it’s linking out more prominently, too. Justin Ellis and Joshua Benton
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