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Frontline's News War: What's happening to the news? explores (from a United States perspective) what new media mean for television and print journalism. Are business and the public interest at odds? Watch online (this is part 3 of a four-part series)

IBM GIO blog A blog from a series of meetings IBM is holding round the world on the media and content. I attended the London session last week, and some of my fellow guests will be joining us in Oxford. (Jonathan Black)

Andrew Keen story A story in yesterday's Observer newspaper on Andrew Keen who is challenging the cultural effect of web (JB)

Amen Break Following yesterday's lecture and discussion, Harrison traces the use of the Amen break, a drum break in the middle of a B-side single from the '60s all the way to the present - via the time when sampling seemed limitless to today where we're getting more interested/concerned about DPM and IPR (jb)

[1] A course focusing on how social media networking changes business interactions. (MD)

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	* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SaFTm2bcac Amen Break] Following yesterday's lecture and discussion, Harrison traces the use of the Amen break, a drum break in the middle of a B-side single from the '60s all the way to the present - via the time when sampling seemed limitless to today where we're getting more interested/concerned about DPM and IPR (jb)		* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SaFTm2bcac Amen Break] Following yesterday's lecture and discussion, Harrison traces the use of the Amen break, a drum break in the middle of a B-side single from the '60s all the way to the present - via the time when sampling seemed limitless to today where we're getting more interested/concerned about DPM and IPR (jb)

			* [http://www.opensesame.com/online-training-courses/business-skills/management/networking-relationship-management-training] A course focusing on how social media networking changes business interactions. (MD)