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Find out how prolific Twitter maven Andy Carvin of NPR covered the tumultous events during the Arab Spring using real-time journalism techniques. Digital Journal's liveblog of this mesh 2012 session is now over but can be read in its entirety.
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What ingredient in Coca-Cola reportedly causes cancer? The latest on Facebook's massive IPO. A gorgeous 121-megapixel photo of Earth goes viral. These are the top stories on DigitalJournal.com.
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Time went risque with its cover this week, displaying a photo of a mother allowing her three-year-old boy to suckle from her breast. The cover photo refers to the main article on extreme parenting titled "The Man Who Remade Motherhood."
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Machines can learn what memes will go viral, but only humans can aggregate the content effectively to create a truly social Web experience, according to Jonah Peretti, the co-founder of BuzzFeed, a meme-focused aggregator site.
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Less than 24 hours after Gawker introduced "The Fox Mole," a column by an employee of Fox News Channel leaking inside information, Fox announced it has figured out it was Associate Producer Joe Muto and says he has been fired.
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The New York Times is once experimenting with its site, now offering a video game embedded within an article on gaming. The game lets visitors shoot at any content on the page, from social media buttons to comments to ads.
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CPJ, the Committee to Protect Journalists, is reporting that two freelance journalists of Algerian descent were shot and killed by Syrian security forces Monday in Darkoush, a town near the Turkish border. A third journalist was wounded.
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Bangkok -
Italian photographer Fabio Polenghi, 48, was killed in May 2010 by Thai government officials, Bangkok's Metropolitan Police Bureau concluded.
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Beirut -
Ali Hashem, an ex-Al Jazeera correspondent, says that television channels have turned into political parties, pushing the agenda for "some outside forces."
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Washington -
According to a new study by the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism, newspapers in the United States lose $7 in print revenue for every dollar earned in digital revenue. Will a new business model appear?
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 One of the world's leading scientific journals is accusing the Harper government of limiting its scientists from speaking publicly about their research.
 The Queen has put Queen Victoria's journals online, pressing a button Thursday to bring her great-great-grandmother into the internet age.
Should journal publish controversial H5N1 research?
The number of deaths worldwide from malaria has been underestimated, according to data published in the medical journal the Lancet.
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