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Tweetlinks, 10-31-09

By clock on October 31, 2009.

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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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