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- Social Media may help officials identify Boston explosion perpetrators
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- The best social media photos from the Boston Marathon explosions
- Marathon Finish Line Volunteer did a Reddit IAmA shortly after the explosion
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How the newspaper industry tried to invent the Web but failed
Jack Shafer writes a wonderful piece looking at how the newspaper industry has tried to adapt to and fight new technological developments ever since radio was invented.
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