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  • Work Process: Example of how to publish a refutation

    Future of News
  • Systematic work processing ideas save us time and effort: Dropbox tips for authors

    Education & Pedogogy, Technology
  • MediaPost Publications Lawyers Grapple with Social Media “e-Discovery” 10/19/2011

    Future of News
  • Ahead of the Bell: Lawyers to argue YouTube suit – Trove

    Future of News
  • Makers, coming to a playroom near you

    Technology
  • Is there a God…Now there is

    Future of News
  • Dave Winer says what I believe

    Politics in Media Matters
  • Google Crowdsources Election Trend Spotting, But Be Careful About This – 10,000 Words

    Future of News
  • DailyTech – FCC Files Paperwork to Dismiss Verizon’s Anti-Net-Neutrality Suit

    disruptive tech
  • Specifically, the FCC’s new rules exempt wireless carriers like Verizon from the ban on throttling internet connections.  Verizon is perhaps upset about the provisions that would prevent it from banning certain sites such as 4Chan and the provision which prevents it from charging users fees on a per-site basis, something that communications companies arecurrently in talks to deploy.  Under such a scheme, each site you visited (e.g. DailyTech, Google, Wikipedia, YouTube, etc.) would result in either a separate monthly fee or a separate per-visit fee being added to your account.

    Future of News
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