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CNN tops Fox News
In November.
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No disclosure
In Gates' New Yorker piece.
(Boston Phoenix)

POSTED TUESDAY
NYT site #1 in pageviews
For October.
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How should journos use Twitter?
Asks CJR.
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"I'm poped out"
Say Garry Wills.
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Plain Dealer layoffs
Coming Tuesday.
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Bill Dedman says most of the newsroom checkbooks leaned to the left: 125 journalists gave to Democrats and liberal causes. Only 17 gave to Republicans. Two gave to both parties. The donors include NPR's Guy Raz; the New Yorker's George Packer; a producer for Bill O'Reilly; MSNBC TV host Joe Scarborough (left); political writers at Vanity Fair; the editor of the Wall Street Journal's Weekend Journal section; local TV anchors in Washington, Minneapolis, Memphis and Wichita; New York Times ethics columnist Randy Cohen; and MTV's former presidential campaign correspondent. || See the full list. || Read newsroom policies on political contributions.
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