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Tweetlinks, 10-31-09

Category: Tweetlinks
Posted on: November 1, 2009 12:35 AM, by Coturnix

Follow me on Twitter to get these, and more, in something closer to Real Time (all my tweets are also imported into FriendFeed where they are much more easy to search and comment on, as well as into my Facebook wall where they are seen by quite a different set of people):

Every plastic bag and bottle you've ever used still exists

Deal in Senate on Protecting News Sources

Are you a 'messy thinker'?

The Complete Guide to Google Wave

Found one of these today. Obviously written by a coward. Boo!

A Must-Read for journos: There may be a future for the news business, but it's going to be unrecognizable: We Just Don't Know: An Interview with Jonathan Glick - "It was the monopoly that created the journalism, not the journalism that created the monopoly."

A Must-Read for journos: Narrative is dead! Long live Narrative!

A Must-Read for journos: Toward post-Journalism journalism

A Must-Read for journos: Wild guesses won't solve journalism crisis

Another Must-Read for journos: The Only 'Journalism' Subsidy We Need is in Bandwidth

Constraining America's Brightest

Global/national and hyperlocal papers will thrive, metros will die, I always say. Perhaps I'm right:Most national papers in America are faring better than metropolitan ones

Global warming is not a liberal issue. GW Denialism is a conservative issue, though: Do two reporters have a conflict on the beat? - Equal voice=dereliction of journo duty.

For The Future Of The Media Industry, Look In The App Store

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