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The @WSJ’s winning ensemble for #NYFW? Pinterest and Instagram http://t.co/qNBpF1sS

The Knight News Challenge is back and will be three times a year. Get your applications ready http://t.co/lMF1VqHD

KNC 2.0: Why Knight upped the temp of journalism innovation in revamping the news challenge http://t.co/lMF1VqHD

The @WSJ covers Fashion Week the fashionable way, pairing up @Pinterest and @instagram http://t.co/qNBpF1sS

A Swiss man and his company want to do away with QR codes http://t.co/CdkhoxlP

When he’s not busy winning awards, The Cloon hearts NPR. Here is proof. via @NPRBen http://t.co/Qkdtq15H

Why low priced ebooks may help sales of physical books http://t.co/bsi5ln6y

In other Google news, Google may be opening a physical store in Dublin http://t.co/WMIIoJAr

PSA: http://t.co/59jQWqIX is looking for a technology reporter/editor http://t.co/JX09ZXLw

Thrillist’s CEO on building a media company off emails and why subscribers trump followers http://t.co/9ZBz4IUk

RT @NiemanReports: Congratulations to former Nieman Curator Bob Giles! http://t.co/R3RWCKZB Now commentary editor of @GlobalPost

So if you haven’t read it already, @jamesfallows AMA on reddit is pretty amazing http://t.co/WGgLJjen

In the most recent traffic rankings http://t.co/WxzAnGTw falls to third in sports sites http://t.co/78E7dBUV

ScraperWiki is partnering with the Washington Post and @Knightfdn to host a data journalism camp in DC http://t.co/UWz3uqFZ

The ABC News/Yahoo News partnership seems to be paying off in increased traffic and video viewing http://t.co/IEqAs4Us

New analysis shows WordPress leads in vistors, Tumblr leads in engagement http://t.co/A5d2wm6Q

Good morning! The editor of the Chicago Tribune says they’re exploring ways to charge for online content http://t.co/Ibph8t9Q

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