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@mediabistro #mbchats Which classic novel do you wish had a sequel?

@JennSmith_Ink William Golding's "Lord of the Flies"

@AmyMeganJones Definitely The Great Gatsby -- it is the perfect novel. Not sure where the plot could go, but it should never end

@CLC_NY Great Gatsby!

@courtneylandi Instead of a sequel, wish The Catcher in the Rye had a prequel about Holden's brother Allie & the rest of his family dynamic

@VictoriaBaldos NONE. Sequels are usually terrible, especially movie versions.

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Revolving Door Newsletter: 05.15.12

Did you watch our Google+ Hangout? If you missed it, tune in here as our own Devon Glenn and Jason Boog talk Internet Week with Brian Ries of The Newsweek Daily Beast Co., Joe Ciarallo of Buddy Media and Mashable editor-in-chief Lance Ulanoff.

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Today on the Morning Media Menu (MP3 link), we discussed BP's efforts to create a more environmentally friendly image during the Summer Olympics.

PRNewser editor Tonya Garcia (pictured) also talked about Amazon's list of the Most Well-Read Cities in America and Mediabistro's Internet Week Party.

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Twitter and ESPN Plan Branded Campaigns Around TV Sports (AdAge)
Twitter is looking to cash in on the sky-high volume of tweets about sports on TV, launching a partnership with ESPN to create custom campaigns for brands around events like the World Series and the Super Bowl. The two companies are announcing the first program, called GameFace, at ESPN's upfront Tuesday morning.

Ousted Yahoo CEO Will Get No Severance (CNNMoney)
It's official: Scott Thompson "resigned" from his post as Yahoo CEO's in the wake of his resume-embellishing scandal, and he'll receive no severance. But Thompson scored a nice chunk of change as a parting gift.

Rare Antoine de Saint-Exupery Pages Contain Scene Cut from The Little Prince (GalleyCat)
Artcurial will auction off two rare handwritten pages from an early draft of The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. The manuscript includes the story of an earthling obsessed with a crossword puzzle, a strange tale ultimately cut from the final edition of the book.

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