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"About 2.3% of English-US queries are affected to the degree that a regular user might notice."

Forbes talking about flexibility in large news organization as they concentrate on social and curation.

Always controversial... talks about the Newspaper Guild boycott, the TechCrunch fiasco, and content stealing accusations.

An interesting piece on our virtual selves and how they are managed and displayed.

Felix Salmon says that the future of online advertising is, basically, content curation. Brands can act as a "pointer" towards content that supports their message.

If you're aggregating or curating and using snippets of content from other sites, you need to know about this.

Honest and straightforward tips on what and how to share. If only everyone followed this!

Sums it right up: "The ability to personalize our news diets has given rise to fears that we'll end up inside echo chambers of the like-minded, gorging on brownies and ignoring the broccoli we need to function as informed citizens."

Matt Cuts says to make sure you are using "fat pings," bigger and better ways to notify the world that your content is available.

"Consuming news is one of the most popular activities, up there with email and more popular than social networking. Only general Web-browsing proved more popular on tablets than news and email. Even so, just 14 percent of those who consume news on tablets said they have paid for news content on their devices."

Speaking specifically about Google's Panda update