POYNTER INSTITUTE
Ferguson: On parachuting in and breaking news on Twitter
Why AJ+ asked ‘Is the South more racist?’ And why that’s the viral content we’re aiming for
We’re using hashtags less than ever. Here’s why.
How AJ+ reported from Baltimore using only mobile phones
MIDDLE EAST EYE
In pictures: Morocco’s teen spirit
AL-MONITOR
Protest in Cairo defies and mocks government ban
Egypt’s presidential palace battleground for protests
Reporters accuse Egypt police of using live ammunition in protests
Media crackdown more severe for Egyptian journalists
Egyptian activists on defense in divided Egypt
Journalists become the story in Egypt
Oscar-nominated ‘The Square’ not yet available in Egypt
Egypt’s ongoing crisis in letters
Egypt’s photojournalists exhibit ‘scars’ from revolution
In Egypt’s Tura Prison, imprisoned activists despair over future
Journalist killings in Egypt remain unresolved
Egypt protests intensify after student death
Prominent Egyptian activist arrested for defying new protest law
Egypt’s new protest law provokes demonstrations, backlash
Egyptian activists protest military trials in new draft constitution
Egypt marks another grim anniversary under military rule
THE CAIRO POST
Rights group protests military articles in new constitution, urges ban
Journalist attacked by MB: media in Egypt face increasingly hostile climate
AL JAZEERA
Trayvon death unnecessary says top prosecutor (Photos)
In Pictures: Cairo protests continue
In Pictures: Tahrir Square protests continue
NEW AMERICA MEDIA
Coptic Christians Share Agony via Facebook
Letter from Cairo: Ramadan Brings Protest, Crackdown and Hope
Tear Gas and Stones Fly in Egypt’s Tahrir Sq
TURNSTYLE
Tantawi’s Speech Sparks Anger In Tahrir Square, Conflict Persists
Crowds Decry Military Rule, Violence Erupts In Cairo’s Tahrir Square
A Teen’s Life During Revolution: From Military School to Egy Cripz
INDIAN COUNTRY TODAY
Court OKs use of sewage water on sacred mountain
Glen Cove burial site slated for development
Sherwood Valley adopts tribal nutrition policy
Bay Area activists demand protection for Tohono O’odham lands
Winnemem Wintu sues for destruction of cultural sites
Black Friday brings Shellmound protest
Affordable housing for urban Indians
Native company launches wind energy project
Students arrested at California’s only tribal college
Tribes push for change in federal policy for wind development
Senators accuse UC-Berkeley of discrimination and secrecy over ancestral remains
Battles, gains and tragic losses mark 2007 in California
Tribes band together to fill gaps in wildfire aid
Raging wildfires burning up southern California reservations
Protestors demand UC-Berkeley return ancestral remains
Opposition grows as plans move forward for Navajo power plant
Struggling to reopen California’s only tribal college
Group protests UC-Berkeley museum’s restructure
Green building: Saving energy from the ground up
Speaking out on the theft and abuse of spirituality
Arnold Schwarzenegger softens stance on gaming
Battle heats up over geothermal energy facility
THE PRESS DEMOCRAT
Prop 8 proponents, opposition, begin organizing for Nov. 3 showdown
Outrage over prisoners’ right to blog
31 days after ruling, same-sex couples can now say 'spouse,' but Prop. 8 clouds future
‘It’s scary. I’m scared for our children’s future'
After arrest, it's a sharing circle for girls
County doctors split on prescribing cholesterol drug for children
SR firefighters battle blazes near Shasta jail facility
Gay marriage issue goes from legal to spiritual
Kirk gets 6 years in abuse of child, 11
Gay North Bay police officers wed
Pair of brides now business as usual
More kids line up for free lunches
Same-sex couples plan vows, await vote
Area teens’ bus hijacked in Guatemala
Feeding those in need gets tougher
MOTHER JONES
Follow the Money Deep Underground
THE ST. PETERSBURG TIMES
Free FEMA housing ends for 2004 storm victims
Gulfport tires of lingering liveaboards
Surprise turns sour for Iraq-born woman
Iraq-born woman’s ordeal prompts federal inquiry
Disallowing entry to U.S. not unusual
Don’t fix complex yet, say tenants
Disabled while diving in gulf, man sues
Some ousted renters find homes; others wait
Is he a slumlord or ethical specialist?
CONSTANT EROSION EATS AWAY EGMONT
High school student confesses in slaying
Private records tossed by accident
Flyaway parrot leads to arrest
The lesson of Katrina, from an insider
A quiet neighborhood has unlikely business
THE NEW YORK TIMES
They Were Not Eaten by the Washing Machine
Cat-and-Mouse Game, With Spray Paint
Girl, 10, Is Killed and Teenager Hurt as Dispute Leads to Gunfire
Mindful of 9/11, Many Rush to Aid Storm Victims
Staten Island Ferry in Quebec? Fantastique!
Builder’s $2.5 Million Gift to a Packed Queens School
An Antiwar Speech in Union Square Is Stopped by Police Citing Paperwork Rules
When It’s Any Port in a Storm, It’s Good to Have More
Including Indians in Colonial History
TriBeCa School’s Squeaky Wheels Get Some Peace
National Guard Clings to a Bronx Redoubt
Dogs Stay in as Rumors Run Free
State Disputes Order to Spend $5.6 Billion on City Schools
Health Chief Assures City Of Ample Stock Of Flu Vaccine
Palestinian Rappers Paint a Gritty Picture
In Which Books of Great and Lasting Influence Are Shared
Just a Drill, but Flu Shots Were Real, and Popular
Rape Victim Seeks Increase In Quake Aid
Chelsea Residents Resist Seminary’s Plan for a Luxury Tower
Queens Woman Gives Carjacker a Tussle
Smell Was Noticed, Not Neighbor’s Absence
Making Better Monsters and Their Super Rivals
No Place for Biker’s Trailer as Seascape Loses Its Grit
Helping New York Youths, Fresh Out of Jail, Stay Out
The Vroom of the Engines, the Pride of the Clubs
A Tribe Turns to 3-D Animation for Modern Storytelling
Rings Where Friendly Punches Flew Lose to Rising Rents
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SAN FRANCISCO BAY GUARDIAN
Last Battle at Black Mesa
Sunshine wins over federal secrecy
Tough cell: Supes found guilty of violating Sunshine Ordinance