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• The Independent a step closer to purchase by Lebedev
• CPJ announces Haiti's only creole newspaper remains lost "under the rubble"
• BBC Global News and Channel M suffer restructuring, cutbacks
• Analysis of Google finds only 11% of news content original
• USC J-school, CIR along with other news outlets collaborate on a high-quality multimedia reporting projecy

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• Dealing with disaster: Chile's newspapers in the aftermath of the earthquake
• Poland's Edytor: a regional publishing group going "deep in localities"
• A multifaceted online expansion rooted in print journalism at Poland's Agora
• Italian publisher Carlo de Benedetti wants money not only from consumers, but also search engines and ISPs
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• The Washington Post to launch new business weekly
• USA Today now sold at Starbucks
• ABC planning to raise paywall by June
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