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Top HeadlinesFlipboard's recent update lets users create custom "magazines" and share them. For a large swath of the publishing industry, this provides a glimpse of what (for them) could be a grim future. Read More »An early blogger and startup founder who had recently launched a new business focused on health and fitness, Allen Stern passed away last week and was remembered by his friends and blogging colleagues. Read More »Short films released online have become an increasingly common way for filmmakers to break into the studio system -- the latest example being an upcoming action film produced by Mark Wahlberg. Read More »The U.K.'s legal deposit rules, which require publishers to submit copies of all publications to national and other major libraries, have been updated to cover everything from blogs to tweets. Read More »The Atlantic and long-form journalism site Longreads are teaming up in a partnership that will feature Longreads content across The Atlantic's digital properties. Longreads remains an independent site, and founder Mark Armstrong will retain full control over editorial content. Read More »Dish has reportedly been talking to Aereo - but the satellite provider doesn't want broadcasters to know what those talks were about. Read More »Film critic Roger Ebert talked about how much Twitter meant to him as a form of conversation, and his enthusiastic use of it as a way to connect with readers is a lesson to journalists of all kinds. Read More »The financial company Bloomberg says it will add Twitter to its platforms now that the SEC has given a green light to companies to use social media to announce market moving news. Read More »Follow paidContent:   |  |
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