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Mark Glaser

by Mark Glaser, July 7, 2008

  1. NBC's Olympic lab
    Network to measure various media platforms during Games
  2. Best Practices for Fair Use Video
    Center for Social Media outlines ways to keep video legal
  3. LA Times online cuts
    Newspaper's 250 layoffs don't spare online staff
  4. Curtailing free speech
    Private sector reins in online speech more than courts
  5. Carnegie-Knight expands
    Three more j-schools become part of $11 million program
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