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Sept. 14, 2010, 6 p.m.

Links on Twitter: WaPo to sell front page ads, Atlantic’s new tech vertical to take a “broader” view, AOL still hiring Patch editors

Bing catches Yahoo as second most popular search engine to Google http://nie.mn/bizga8

“I believe human editing plus automation have always been and will always be needed for top-notch aggregation.” http://nie.mn/aWT9np

Can games be a form of journalism? http://nie.mn/bX47Su

When journalists talk about collaboration as the future, maybe we just didn’t notice it was the past too http://nie.mn/9qN96p

Online journalism or journalism online: is there a difference? http://nie.mn/aSBADF

AOL’s mass hiring for local Patch sites still underway http://nie.mn/bevD7z

The Atlantic’s new tech vertical will take a “broader and more cultural view of technology” http://nie.mn/cvkRmq

Revenue where you can get it: WaPo to start running front page ads http://nie.mn/bEi4Ye

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