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New York Post buyouts focus on older reporters, Zinio moves to a Netflix model, and rumor has it Marissa Mayer is about to make a game-changing acquisition.

Morning Media Newsfeed: 05.17.13

New legislation could provide greater protection to reporters, The New Yorker launches Strongbox, and Guccifer targets Carl Bernstein.

Morning Media Newsfeed: 05.16.13

The Justice Dept. defends its seizure of the AP's phone records, Google readies a Spotify competitor and Apple denies pushing up eBook prices.

Morning Media Newsfeed: 05.15.13

The government obtained wide AP phone records in a recent probe, an author sells his book exclusively through Bitcoin and the mother of TV psychology dies.

Morning Media Newsfeed: 05.14.13

Bloomberg's reporting techniques come under fire, NBC cancels Rock Center and a broadcasting pioneer steps down.

Morning Media Newsfeed: 05.13.13

Buyouts, layoffs and walk-outs over the mere mention of layoffs hit New York's biggest newspapers.

Morning Media Newsfeed: 05.10.13

More than a dozen pink slips were handed out at the New York Daily News, News Corp. beats profit estimates, and LinkedIn launches magazine-style news channels.

Morning Media Newsfeed: 05.09.13

Viewers trust Robin Roberts and Tom Hanks more than Matt Lauer, Discovery and OWN are on the upswing and CNN's new chief is "working out great."

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Syrian Electronic Army takes over The Onion's Twitter account, Howard Kurtz loses more than his job over his Jason Collins error, and the hunt is on for a leader for Al Jazeera America.

Morning Media Newsfeed: 05.07.13

Howard Kurtz confesses his journalistic sins, WaPo profit plunges 85 percent and a social media editor gets one of his peers fired.

Morning Media Newsfeed: 05.06.13