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This week on internetnews.com: Susan Crawford says administration's hopes for future of journalism ride on the back of robust broadband strategy.

Check out Obama Aide: Broadband May Save the News on internetnews.com

This week on internetnews.com: Content needs to be protected, but how that's enabled was a subject of debate at the Digital Hollywood conference.

Check out DRM Debate: How Much Is Too Much? on internetnews.com

First on TVNewser: It's official: Dylan Ratigan is staying with NBC. The former CNBC anchor, who disappeared from the air in March, will begin anchoring MSNBC's 9-11amET hours on June 29. One insider told TVNewser that NBC "moved heaven and earth to keep him in the fold."

First on TVNewser: Dylan Ratigan Stays with NBC, Will Join MSNBC

This week on internetnews.com: A new Nielsen Online study highlights the gap between Twitter's surging membership and low rate of returning users.

Check out Is Twitter a Fad? Nielsen Says It Just Might Be on internetnews.com

Video: Watch as mediabistro.com founder Laurel Touby dishes to TheDeal.com about why morale is high among top media types despite the economy and why New York still reigns supreme for media entrepreneurs.

Video: Why Laurel Touby Really Started mediabistro.com (TheDeal.com)

WebNewser Interview: Doonesbury cartoonist Garry Trudeau, whose fictitious Fox News reporter character has recently become obsessed with Twitter, gives us his take on real-life journalists "smitten with the idea of a personal broadcasting system."

Interview: Garry Trudeau On Journos "Smitten With The Idea Of A Personal Broadcasting System" (WebNewser)

This week on internetnews.com: With the questionable sale of an account in the battle between CNN and actor Ashton Kutcher for Twitter followers, the microblogging service may be forced to come up with more concrete rules.

Check out CNN/Twitter Buy Marks Need for Business Plan on internetnews.com

This week on internetnews.com: Newspapers need aggregators like Google and Yahoo: Not only do they direct traffic to their sites, they also have rich ad partnerships that help news sites better monetize their content.

Check out Newspapers Need Google, Not A Fruitless Legal War on internetnews.com