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FEMA says people should include social media in their emergency preparedness plans http://t.co/362qPoA (via @joshtpm)

What’s better than @NewYorkObserver’s Power Singles lists? @NewYorkObserver’s Power Singles mixer http://t.co/PV8ox5x

MT @brianstelter: @Romenesko & a few others inspired me to start @TVNewser–& to treat aggregation as journalism. journ.us/p0zcO9

Facebook launches a partnership with Stack Overflow http://t.co/fbKqn45 (via @newsycombinator)

PSA: @NYTimes is looking for a web designer/developer for its Interactive News team http://t.co/cK2PkrB (via @tysone)

Today in THUMB POWER: Logitech launches a joystick for iPad http://t.co/hT7jAH1 (via @nickbilton)

Google’s +1 button now lets you share to Google+ circles http://t.co/Tpw7iyw

.@freedarko: “Yeah, you can always do stuff for free, but it won’t be as good as possible.” nie.mn/o9Guz6

RT @HuffPostMedia: EXCLUSIVE: Media pioneer Jim @romenesko plans ‘semi-retirement’ with launch of new site http://t.co/S2mnk64

Great interview with ProPublica’s @kleinmatic on designing effective news applications http://t.co/lnjVMNb

.@RWW has a sneak peak of the project Twitter’s founders have been working on since they left http://t.co/XMuZLmj

The latest entry in @CJR’s News Frontier Database: Birthplace Magazine, featuring news from NYC’s hip-hop scene http://t.co/urmRnuS

Would-be sports site @TheClassical: like getting your favorite musicians together in one band http://t.co/uwInxZr

How 150 volunteer reporters covered an international soccer championship in real time http://t.co/xewsVsS

On this day in 1995…Windows 95 was released http://t.co/oaZiurV (via @tcarmody)

Big @AP investigation breaks today: “NYPD CIA Anti-Terror Operations Conducted In Secret For Years” http://t.co/D5vfpDc

Good morning! Are Google and Facebook splintering the social web? http://t.co/o1SKCUy

Doc and digital: Frontline’s new redesign goes beyond broadcast http://t.co/GjAKavL

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