- Google stops censoring in China
Says it will route traffic to uncensored site in Hong Kong - FT.com strengthens pay wall
No free articles for unregistered users - NY Times launches daily video
Daily feature TimesCast will appear on homepage - Facebook generates return traffic
Hitwise: Facebook traffic more loyal than from Google News - Americans combine Internet, TV
60 percent of TV viewers use Internet at same time
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by Craig Silverman, March 23, 2010
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