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Paul Bass, a hyperlocal pioneer, talks about his national network of arts and culture reviewers - What Works
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Schwarzman's Unfortunate War Analogy - The New York Times
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| | The Blackstone Group executive made an importune remark in comparing efforts to raise the carried interest tax rate to World War 2.
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Poynter reviews 'What Works,' pairing it with a book by old friend Brant Houston - Media Nation
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| | Bill Mitchell has a kind review at Poynter Online of our book, "What Works in Community News," pairing it with Brant Houston's "Changing Models for Journalism." He wri...
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The flipside: Maybe legislative inaction isn't all that bad - MASSterList
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| | In a political culture where narrative consensus about controversy forms quickly and is hard to shake, you come here, we trust, for counterintuitive takes. So here's one: the legislative deadlock that left a slew of high-profile bills marooned on a sandbar last week isn't necessarily a bad thing. Yes, we're talking about the same end-of-session [...]
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Two Google announcements this week - Niall Kennedy
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| The New York Times reports Google plans to introduce a new version of Google Desktop on Monday and a "communications tool" on Wednesday. The new Google Desktop will feature live content panels allowing developers to write their own widgets associated with Google Desktop. A beta version of Google Desktop version 2 is now available on...