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Oct. 8, 2010, 6 p.m.

Links on Twitter: David Carr on comments, Google News experiments with Twitter, Robots are among us

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Robots among us! .@10000words on the rise of automated journalism in the newsroom http://nie.mn/9BlZ1R »

Guess who’s leading the way for innovation at newspapers? The sports department http://nie.mn/aB7twS »

Google News is experimenting with a Twitter integration http://nie.mn/cJKT2I »

HuffPo makes sure sponsored posts appear as prominently in search engine result pages as their own content http://nie.mn/aeI5Id »

NYT Co. president on the rise of the paywall, they will not retreat from the "online conversation" http://nie.mn/cICwrM »

More details on the new categories in this year’s Knight News Challenge http://nie.mn/btM0U4 »

Got bad comments? @carr2n made the backend of his posts more provocative and it helped. http://nie.mn/cVWS1Q »

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Beehiiv is the latest platform to try to lure independent journalists with perks
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