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In some ways, this writer is correct in calling "bs". What lately has been termed "curation" is really just selective publication. But does reducing some of the legwork on a topic for readers add value? I'd like to think so. - Andrew Zahler

Interesting idea. Based on recent comments on our site, I think readers are already starting to expect this kind of transparency. (via journerdism) - Andrew Zahler

Add a speed-dating circuit? - Andrew Zahler

Stay classy, AT&T. - Andrew Zahler

I'm sharing this purely because of the crop on the photo. Check out the disembodied hand. - Andrew Zahler

As far "no comment" goes, this is pretty awesome. Am I alone in reading this as far from a denial? - Andrew Zahler

Alls I know is I clicked on "Snowe melts" yesterday. - Andrew Zahler

I'm not point fingers, but some folks I know might not like this. - Andrew Zahler

I'm not point fingers, but some folks I know might not like this. - Andrew Zahler

Worth the read, start to finish - Andrew Zahler

Basically an awesome how-to guide." - Andrew Zahler

How far into the process would news organizations really like readers to look? - Andrew Zahler

How far into the process would news organizations really like readers to look? - Andrew Zahler

One thing I’ve mulled over is a daily fee that’s quite small (say, 50 cents? Maybe even less). - Andrew Zahler

This graphic explains who is most at risk with the swine flu, who should get vaccinations and where to obtain them, flu symptoms and how to prevent infection. - Andrew Zahler

O.O - Andrew Zahler

This site was down for a few heart-rending hours today. - Andrew Zahler

The Hourly Press produces each edition of News about News by analyzing link sharing and following on twitter - Andrew Zahler

Localizing the second-day Edward Kennedy stories for a Spokane audience. - Andrew Zahler

This is just a classic cool story about site readers identifying a man who apparently has amnesia. - Andrew Zahler

But agate remains key. - Andrew Zahler

I wish the debates in my site's comments area were as classy as those here. - Andrew Zahler

One of our columnists wrote an "I wasn't at Woodstock because I was a 15-year-old nerd who would have been too afraid to go even if my mom had allowed me to." column. I thought it worked. - Andrew Zahler

Perhaps redundant to save this link here, but I couldn't resist. - Andrew Zahler

The Courchaines had been in the business since the 1940s. - Andrew Zahler

Far from impeding the newspaper’s success, shunning the Internet actually solidified its steadfast fan base. - Andrew Zahler

Preliminary 2008 U.S. Department of Agriculture tests obtained by the Chicago Tribune show that more than 50 pesticide compounds showed up on domestic and imported peaches headed for U.S. stores. - Andrew Zahler

Rather than OK a 18.5 percent electricity rate hike, the attorney general’s Public Counsel Section said the utility should cut its rates by 4 percent. - Andrew Zahler

Zomg look it's Britt Daniel!!! - Andrew Zahler

The AP would essentially be relying on its vast network of members to provide search engine optimization for its most unique content. - Andrew Zahler

The iPhone is like a modern-day art cart, full of apps that let you write, make music, take photos, paint or create interactive stories. - Andrew Zahler

My plan to bailout struggling newspapers is one word, just one word. - Andrew Zahler