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WSJ.com quizzes readers about ideal news site

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Security flaw exposed in New York Times blog-to-be

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Car and dating sites broaden publishers’ reach

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News sites take a fresh look at personalisation

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Copycat publishers in plagiarism hitman’s sights

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Blogs the way to showcase freelance talent, says Guardian editor

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Guardian and BBC repeat Webby awards success

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Telegraph.co.uk relaunch visually links to paper

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Newspapers battle to halt slide in advertising revenue

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BBC politics editor attempts to defuse ‘bombshell’ bias claim

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Observer launches food podcast

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Watch your backs newspapers, the upstarts are coming

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Online news favoured by younger readers, BBC/Reuters study finds…

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Veteran TV anchor considers blog career

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Local US newspaper integrates site with MySpace

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Chinese spy on Telegraph’s Beijing blogger

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New York Times fooled by online myth

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BBC considers publishing citizen match reports

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Site showcases miner reporting gaffes

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Time Inc drops pay-to-view charges

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Gervais podcast downloads defy expectations

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Newsvine reports strong early growth

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MSN closure of China blog prompts call for ethics guide

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Ads save US papers from downsizing

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US journalists win web copyright battle

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Public could help BBC to index archive

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ABC News signs ‘vidcasting’ deal with Apple iTunes

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Microsoft to launch book search engine

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Greenslade sees the light?

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Online news guru proposes citizen obituaries

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Nominees announced for Bobs blog awards

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New site plots news stories to locations

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Bloggers may get First Amendment privileges

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BBC News drops comment moderation

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BBC tweaks homepage design

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Yahoo! coverage hots up with solo-jo reporter

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Hurricane Katrina blows newspapers online

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New-look Guardian strives for share of online success

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Flickr Fans to Yahoo: Flick Off!

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Google Sidebar brings headlines to the desktop

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Blogs becoming key sources for journalists

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Locked-out journalists strike back online

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Newsweek stories get Technorati top ten rating

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BBC boosts traffic to rival news sites

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Pirates of the Potter-ian

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Digital Water Marks Thieves

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Huge Gaps in Europe’s ITunes

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Europe Braces for Patent Rules

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Superted returns in web celebration

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Cartoon creators woo money men

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