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It was only a matter of time before it happened, but the LA Times is reporting that News Corp., the company behind Fox News and the New York Post, is planning a digital newspaper with short, digestible stories meant to be read on tablets and mobile phones.
People like to talk a lot about the death of the newspaper, but if anything's going to save the struggling format, it's devices like the iPad (and companies like News Corp. that recognize these devices' potential).
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6:07 PM August 19, 2010
Keeping up-to-date with the latest tech and web news is a breeze when you're following the experts at TechCrunch.
The well-known and highly-respected newspaper offers customizable news with content that's split among dozens of different sections.
Equipped with thousands of journalists and millions of users, BBC News has proved time and time again that it exists at the forefront of the journalism field.
The photojournalism blog of the New York Times presents the best and most visually appealing of multimedia reporting.
You've got to admit: Time magazine knows how to do top 10 lists. And though we're already in 2010, I'm finding there's a lot of great material in Time's uber-list of top 10 lists. In "The Top 10 Everything of 2009," Time divides the year into categories, like political gaffes, animal stories, sports moments, scientific discoveries, iPhone apps, and more.
Besides being funny, this video also brings up an interesting debate: Who's right and who's wrong in this situation?
It's difficult to determine exactly what this news anchor said, but his co-anchor's face is priceless either way.
It seems like a joke, but this TV station is serious when it's using a cardboard cutout to renact a black bear sighting.
