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    I love living during this time period.
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    I like where this is heading—the next logical phase in the “new” media revolution.
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    @K?
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    (via soupsoup) I’m not sure if it is troubling that new media is merging quite literally with the old or an encouraging...
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    From Dave Winer’s blog…
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  16. joshsternberg reblogged this from soupsoup and added:
    Glad Dave Winer’s thinking along the same lines as me.
  17. peterfeld said: Wha? Require people to join Twitter (or FB) to read the NYT? No thanks. It’s not fucking Spotify or Turntable.fm. For the NYT to be owned by Zynga would be even worse than being owned by a shady Mexican billionnaire.
  18. jgreendc said: Anybody but Facebook. I can’t stand the thought of Zynga games polluting the NYT’s opinion page.
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    This is a very interesting idea.


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