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OpenFile, a Toronto based news site, is attempting to reinvent the online news industry through open source citizen journalism, PBS reports . According to OpenFile’s website , the group’s aim is to create a “vibrant, ever-evolving local news conversation among newsmakers, news-gatherers and news readers.” Launched on May 11, the Web site is led by former CBC, CTV and CNN journalist Wilf Dinnick, and has received startup funding from a private venture capitalist

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Toronto-based open source site aims to reinvent online journalism

Quarterback Mike Reilly was released by the Seahawks Tuesday two weeks after Seattle claimed the former Central Washington quarterback off waivers from St. Louis. Reilly was replaced on the roster by wide receiver Marcus Maxwell

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Seahawks release Mike Reilly, former Central Washington QB

The theme that emerged from the first session of the Press Gazette Local Heroes conference was the importance of engaging with your community as much as possible in order to be successful in the hyperlocal news arena, and the necessity to go as local as possible.

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Go very local and engage with your community, say hyperlocal entrepreneurs

The Indian English language daily, Hindustan Times , has just launched an iPhone news app, and claims to be the first Indian newspaper to do so, reported afaqs ! While the number of iPhone users in India does not represent a substantial number, the application “will primarily target iPhone users or non-resident Indians in the West.” The app will be offered for free and without advertisements, but HT does hope it will be able to embed ads on the news app, monetizing the application in the future.

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India: Hindustan Times launches free iPhone app

Microsoft has won back the customers it lost during the three years when it was best known for the unloved and much-mocked Windows Vista. In fact, new customer-satisfaction scores show Microsoft’s approval ratings at an all-time high.

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It’s official: Microsoft is out of the Vista doghouse

Four journalists who have been banned from covering Military Commissions in Guantanamo Bay for publishing the name of an interrogator are appealing the Pentagon order on grounds that their ban was “illegal and unconstitutional,” reports McClatchyDC .

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Four journalists banned from Gitmo coverage appeal ban

Writing for The New York Times , David Carr set out to make a point about the effect search engine optimization (SEO) has had upon the newspaper industry using a provocative headline ‘ Taylor Momsen Did Not Write This Headline .’

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NYT asks: has search engine optimization gone too far?

Magazine publishers are finding new ways to connect with readers through Facebook by giving them an opportunity to read content and subscribe without leaving the social networking site, AdAge reported last week. Until recently, companies have widely used Facebook to direct traffic to external Web sites.

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Has Time Inc. found a way to monetize content on Facebook?

Houston Texans receiver Andre Johnson skipped the first day of the team’s voluntary offseason workouts, unhappy with a contract that was renegotiated three years ago. That contract — which has five years remaining on it — is scheduled to pay him $5.8 million this season. Deion Branch is scheduled to earn $5.47 million this upcoming season

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The elections that took place last week in the UK recently created some conflict between media mogul Robert Murdoch and Alexander Lebedev , the Russian billionaire who purchased the Independent along with two other UK newspapers earlier this year. Luke Harding , writing for The Guardian , recently interviewed Lebedev about the apparent spat.

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Lebedev discusses with The Guardian his present and future plans

The Sunday Times editor, John Witherow , told his staff at a meeting last Thursday that print-based business is unlikely to be viable in the future. Witherow said the future of news is “digital” and announced the launch of a Sunday Times iPhone app soon, according to Guardian .

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Sunday Times confirms staff cuts and plans for iPhone app

Guardian reports that in preparation for its June paywall, the Times , will be reducing its editorial budget by 10% and implementing a number of voluntary redundancies that could leave up to 50 journalists out of work. In a lunchtime meeting at the Times last week, editor James Harding revealed that sister publication, the Sunday Times , would also be cutting its editorial budget by 10%, which could lead to the elimination of 30 jobs.

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The Times expected to cut up to 50 jobs

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Ruston Webster, Seattle’s vice president of player personnel the previous four years, has left the Seahawks to accept a similar position with the Tennessee Titans. Webster came to Seattle in 2006, hired by former president Tim Ruskell

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Seahawks announce Ruston Webster’s departure

The Seattle Seahawks announced they promoted Scott Fitterer and Eric Stokes within their college-scouting department. Fitterer, the team’s west region college scouting director the past five years, is now the director of college scouting

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Seahawks promote two within college scouting department

Adobe’s co-founder and co-chairman says concerns about security in Flash Player are “old news.” Adobe even cites a Symantec study as evidence of their security record. But when you read that study, as I did, you get a completely different, and quite alarming story.

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How secure is Flash? Here’s what Adobe won’t tell you

Canon iPF750 series and HP Designjet T770 series were introduced to the market at in early 2010.