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News Sites Integrate Live Video into Debate & Election Coverage

1.	News Sites Integrate Live Video into Debate & Election Coverage 9:59 PM Oct 15, 2008
2.	What's the point of broadcasting dial-testing results during a debate? 5:00 PM Oct 15, 2008
3.	Beetles -- Lots of Beetles -- Eating Pine Trees 2:30 PM Oct 15, 2008
4.	Journalists Should Follow President Bush's Example 10:04 AM Oct 15, 2008
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Hiring chill
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Gillmor blasts Politico
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(seattlepi.com)

Krugman's Nobel
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BusinessWeek solicits story ideas
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NYTer: I'm no Dell shill
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CNN's Brown on political reporting
How it's changed since '04.
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Lauren Rich Fine
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"Geezers" and online news
Outing's prediction.
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Rick Redfern
Now blogging.
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Where was the press?
In run-up to financial mess.
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Mason joins DC Examiner
After leaving Houston Chron.
(Fishbowl DC)

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Newspaper endorsements
Obama has a 28-11 lead.
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Bingo Gossip
An 18,000-circ paper.
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Vatican's newspaper
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Zell's "over-the-top words" drove LATer Sappell out the door

American Journalism Review
Sam Zell has said that his lectures to Tribune journalists were intended to shake them out of complacency. "Maybe so, but I'd heard enough," writes Los Angeles Times veteran Joel Sappell. "Soon, I was sitting in my first buyout briefing ... I couldn't see myself working at the L.A. Times even two years down the road. My fear of leaving was finally overtaken by a stronger belief that, like others before me, I could find both work and a workplace of which I could be proud again."

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