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June 13, 2011, 6 p.m.

Twitter: The evolution of content management systems, LA Times reader comment troubles and is the hashtag ascendant?

"We cover the story…without ever losing site of the fact…that this is fundamentally a moronic story" http://nie.mn/kUvnef »

"There’s more digital media activity in New York now than anywhere else in the world" http://nie.mn/jQDj0r »

An introduction to the redesign of Chicagotribune.com, which goes live tonight http://nie.mn/k4VsCV »

PSA: The New York Times is looking for a multimedia producer http://nie.mn/ijtvvN »

How content management systems are evolving, and could be a beautiful thing http://nie.mn/lVUlTe »

How Twitter helped a filmmaker gather hours of footage for a documentary on the revolution in Egypt http://nie.mn/jmxu46 »

Where did the idea for Flipboard come from? Rebuilding the Internet from scratch, says Mike McCuehttp://nie.mn/jnpmt4 »

Has the #hastag transcended Twitter? http://nie.mn/lORHZV »

"The contemporary reader has become an omnivore because the literary jungle is free, and available" http://nie.mn/ifrCUd »

The WaPo’s managing editor on the cost of "free" and why revenue from readers isn’t enough http://nie.mn/meD79T »

Hearst magazines are making it easier for readers to buy products right from their magazines http://nie.mn/kr57nP »

The LA Times is struggling with its reader comments: "Our goal of civility is falling short" http://nie.mn/liDZpE »

After switching to a paid iPhone app The Guardian converted about 17 % to subscribers http://nie.mn/jiuaE3 »

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