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The Daily Mac: 11.11.09

By Jim MacMillan

How Social Media is Taking the News Local http://is.gd/4Scz2 #
Friends don’t let friends take trains if they’re drunk: http://is.gd/4Scgu #
US judge nixes credit in bid for Philly newspapers http://bit.ly/37gqZu #
What’s Trending in Your City? Soon, Twitter Will Tell You http://su.pr/2q192S #
If WSJ.com Says Goodbye To Google, It Will Also Say Goodbye To 25 % Of Its Traffic http://su.pr/2TWIIG by @erickschonfeld #
Justice Dept. asked for news site’s visitor lists; requires “not to disclose the existence of this request” http://su.pr/1wT3it #
Mashable!’s Top 100 Twitter News Sources http://su.pr/1dGxlZ #
TV reaches 95% of American adults every day; radio, 77%; Internet, 64%; newspapers, 35% http://su.pr/1qqhE6 #
Facebook groups hijacked by group called Control Your Info; wants to teach us a lesson about social media. http://is.gd/4RMpT #
Music industry bows to point-and-shoot cameras http://is.gd/4RLgw #
Google’s gift: Free WiFi in 47 airports http://is.gd/4RKHO #
Twitter and LinkedIn Status Updates Are Now Synced http://su.pr/AB6Epi #

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    From 1984 through 2006, I worked as a full-time newspaper and wire service photojournalist, primarily in Boston and Philadelphia. Since then, I have focused my efforts more broadly across independent social media journalism, journalism education, and the study of trauma journalism, multimedia reporting, and the development of sustainable economic models for the future of journalism.

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