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Journalistic crowdfunding platform Beacon signs another partnership deal, this time with Newsweek
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Facebook’s chief product officer apologizes to the LGBTQ community
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British blogger Brown Moses launches new site to train others in crowdsourced reporting
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VICE, Mashable, Digg and others form a collective for breaking news about Ukraine, may expand into other areas
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Reddit GM Erik Martin talks about the site’s unlikely success and its new live-reporting feature
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Reddit is having the same problem as traditional media: Defining what the news is
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Reddit embraces its role as a journalistic entity with new live-reporting feature
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Critics say Facebook is erasing pieces of history by deleting pages about the war in Syria
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Reddit’s crowdsourced media is a lot like the regular kind — good at some things, not so good at others
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Thanks to the web, journalism is now something you do — not something you are
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A Kickstarter tip for journalists from ProPublica: Crowdfunding is a lot of work
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Why scoops and objectivity matter less and less — because context is everything
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Open interviews and gatekeepers: The media can either open up or sources can go direct
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Citizen journalism at work: Unemployed British man becomes Syrian weapons expert
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Syria Deeply and the ongoing unbundling of the news
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When armies become media: Israel live-blogs and tweets an attack on Hamas
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Fact-checking politics: Why we need “open journalism” more than ever
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How breaking news works now, and why Storyful wants to help
