@niemanlab archives: July 24, 2011
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Ars Technica tries a new way to monetize @Siracusa’s much-anticipated review of OS X “Lion” with a $5 Kindle edition http://nie.mn/q1E1dp 
McLuhan meets YouTube: From “Annie Hall” to “The Today Show” http://nie.mn/p2C7h4
A newspaper editor’s critique of Marshall McLuhan in 1969 http://nie.mn/r17lvz
This Week in Review: Murdoch’s defense, objectivity in nonprofit news, and a new paid news project http://nie.mn/p6a3aH
On Marshall McLuhan’s unique status as a media theorist who was also a media star http://nie.mn/oQ4TbK
The newsonomics of U.S. media concentration http://nie.mn/oFUBYx
With the end of NASA’s shuttle program, science journalists rethink the space beat http://nie.mn/nXoIwV
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