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PM Blog audience tries to woo Eddie back
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"According to Current, it will package daily vlogs from the Guardian and Salon for TV broadcast - Current TV can be seen on both the Sky and Virgin Media networks in the UK - and create a web-friendly version that will live on Current.com, Salon.com and G
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"This newly created role will bring the power of participative journalism to the education profession through a new rapid-fire, round-the-clock blog that will make, lead and shape the education news agenda..."
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"News Corporation, parent company of The Times, bought the leading American religious website Beliefnet yesterday in an effort to tap the faith market in a country where 88 per cent of the population say that they pray regularly..."
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"I believe it is a very worthy investment of my "free" time to explore the latest interactions of media and technology, or indeed to write this blog when I feel I have something worthwhile to say."
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"The Los Angeles Times has taken a stake in Mixx — a relatively new Digg-style social-bookmarking site whose main claim to fame is that Mike Arrington recently said that people were leaving Digg to go there..."
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"News forum Topix seeks to power local conversation in every city in America. It announced Tuesday a deal to provide MediaNews Group with online discussion and article commenting capabilities for each of the publisher's 61 daily newspapers."
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