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Learn something new today: 10 tips for using audio more effectively in multimedia stories

"The media dropped the story too quickly" so next week's Doonesbury is on Romney's prep school past via @comicriffs

.@RoyPeterClark explains important story elements journos can use to improve their writing:

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Google's @paulmcdonald comments on @Poynter story, saying company doesn't use "suvey wall" to target ads.

RT @liewkongyee: The best questions from Jeopardy's journalism ‘Power Players' this week

Tweets and truth: How information is verified collaboratively on Twitter, @Hermida describes social journalism

Journalism schools should create "teaching hospitals," says Knight Foundation's @ericnewton1: Worth a weekend read

Lucy Dalglish, executive director of @RCFP, named dean of U Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism.

Journalism needs more foresight than hindsight, says @jcstearns: Solutions are part of the responsibility

How Twitter is used for collaborative verification: Social journalism research explains opportunities, challenges

Photographer says CNN's initial edit of her Appalachia photos stereotyped the region, misrepresented her work

Geofeedia helps journos find eyewitnesses/photos/tweets in real-time where news breaks Location-based social search

Photographer says edit of her Appalachia photos emphasized stereotypes; CNN revises photo essay.

.@Geofeedia, new tool launching today, lets journalists do location-based searches for eyewitness tweets, photos.

New tool helps journalists find real-time eyewitnesses, photos, tweets where news breaks: Geofeedia goes public today

5 types of photos that make strong photo essays, audio slideshows: Tips from @keithwj

At market's close, Washington Post chairman Don Graham's take from today's Facebook IPO was $38,231,800:

Washington Post chairman Don Graham's take from today's Facebook IPO: $40+ million so far:

Former Washington Post blogger Elizabeth Flock (remember her?) has a new job at U.S. News & World Report

Daily Beast confuses Ben Bradlee in post about the Washington Post editor's letters:

Washington Post ombud weighs in on Romney bullying story: "Do I think The Post took advantage of the timing? Yes."

The Washington Post is now adding an Editor's Note to Romney bullying story: "We should have been clearer about it"

USA Today has a new publisher: His approach to news: His USAT plans:

In interviews, new USA Today publisher @lkramer talks about paper's big sports vertical and content-everywhere plans

ICYMI: New USA Today publisher @lkramer gets to apply his theories about newsroom evolution

RT @CSE_MattKramer: Very excited for my dad, @lkramer, the new President & Publisher of the USA Today:

New USA Today president & publisher @lkramer: "Forget the newspaper industry. Let's launch the News Industry."

What USA Today's new president & publisher said last week about the news org's iPad app:

In the last week, Mark Zuckerberg turned 28, got married & took Facebook public. What the IPO means for journalists:

Facebook's IPO just created a lot of billionaires. Few of them are journalists.

Portrait: Who uses Facebook & how, Frequent users are more trusting, have more friends, receive more than they give

Why the story about how Abraham Lincoln invented Facebook was too good not to share (and too good to check)

Why the story about Lincoln inventing Facebook was too good not to share (and too good to check) by @craigsilverman

'Abraham Lincoln invented Facebook' tale was the perfect shareable story: too good to check. featuring @megangarber