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Top 5 Week Seventy-Seven

Mark Glaser

by Mark Glaser, August 30, 2007

  1. Hulu
    YouTube killer has a name (besides ClownCo)
  2. Representative journalism
    Witt's idea for atomizing news into small groups
  3. Vs. mentality
    Safran says we should all get along at confabs
  4. MinnPost
    Online daily could be next wave journalism
  5. 60 percent
    People who spend same time online as with TV
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Ali MAsannat said:

September 9, 2007 2:14 AM

Amazing at how unfair US reporting can be. 7iber.com blog is NOT an influential in Jordan. But you decide who is king and who is not, right?

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