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The Hollywood Reporter: Fox, CBS, NBC Sue Dish Network Over AutoHop Ad-Skipper

USA Today: Propaganda firm owner admits attacks on journalists

The New York Times: Publicity First, Evidence Later in Patz Arrest

The Washington Post: Romney campaign begins quiet push for African American voters

GigaOm: Google takes down 1.2 million search links a month over piracy, copyright issues

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Mashable: Introducing Mashable’s Lifestyle Channel

Ad Age: Google Names New Motorola CMO as Deal Closes

TheWrap: Oprah Gets OWN Section of Huffington Post

Fortune: How Tim Cook is Changing Apple

VentureBeat.com [via Washington Post]: What your Web browser says about how you shop online

TechCrunch: Social Media Marketer Vitrue Has Been Bought By Oracle for $300 Million

The New American: HHS Signs $20 Million Public Relations Contract to Bolster Obamacare (Firm announcement here.)

The New York Times: Prized Logo is Returned to Ford

eMarketer: Are Brands Seeing More Engagement on Google+?

BuzzFeed: Google Moog is the Best Google Doodle

Politico: Limbaugh takes post-Fluke ratings hit

TheNextWeb: Social Media is About Made-Up Stats [VIDEO]

MediaPost: Pinterest is Turning Out Brand Advocates

Pew Research Center: Facebook IPO Not Selling on Social Media

Ad Age: The Huffington Post Wants to Help Brands Create Their Own Content Sites

GigaOm: YouTube users upload 72 hours of video every minute

The Holmes Report: Industry Groups to Join Global PR Summit

Ad Age: Google+ a Ghost Town as Brands Decamp for Pinterest

The Guardian: Huntsworth reports 3.8% revenue growth

The Washington Post: White House visitor logs provide window into lobbying industry

NYT‘s David Carr at Internet Week: ‘Now It’s a Better Age Between Journalists and PR’

Infographic Shows How Social Media Is Being Used As a News Source

Three Ways Infographics Are Being Used These Days

Infographic: People are Sharing Too Much

Research: People Prefer Technology That Makes Life Easier

Bloomberg BusinessWeek: How Mark Zuckerberg Hacked the Valley

Ad Age: PepsiCo Taps Weber Shandwick for Diet Pepsi PR

AllTwitter: Twitter Helps Users Protect Privacy, Supports ‘Do Not Track’

USA Today: Finger incident places Arby’s reputation in jeopardy

Wall Street Journal: How Women Can Get Ahead: Advice From Female CEOs

The New York Times: Whites Account for Under Half of Births in the U.S.

Forbes: The Most Powerful Celebrities

Gawker: CBS Is Still Trying to Convince You It Isn’t Just a Network For Old People

Council of Public Relations Firms: Data Storytelling: The Art and Science of Social Media Metrics

PR Daily: Maker of ‘pink slime’ launches PR counter-offensive

Gizmodo: How Yahoo Killed Flickr and Lost the Internet

Wall Street Journal: GM Says Facebook Ads Don’t Pay Off

Global Post: Social media offers sex-like brain reward, says study

Huffington Post: Facebook IPO Swells Again

TheAtlantic.com: What’s Behind George W. Bush’s Odd Romney Endorsement?

Ad Age: YouTube’s Video Views Are Falling — By Design

AllThingsD: Yahoo’s Thompson Out; Levinsohn In

GigaOm: Facebook’s delicate balance between profits and privacy

The New York Times: At Upfronts, TV Networks Pursue Advertisers With Spectacles

WNYC: In a Nod to Symbolism, Obama to Speak at Barnard Graduation