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News Telegraph gets green fingers in Second Life Broadsheet opens virtual version of Chelsea Flower Show while Sky News ploughs ahead with SL experiment. By Robert Andrews • 1 min read
News Digital editors unite for common good Web publishers form network to share and discuss issues sometimes marginalised by print bosses. By Robert Andrews • 1 min read
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News Paper's online 'child porn' investigation gets PCC backing Accused fails in complaint against newspaper's use of web forum for information and photographs. By Robert Andrews • 2 min read
News BBC debuts TV show in Second Life Current affairs show The Money Programme will investigate the fortunes being made in virtual worlds By Oliver Luft • 1 min read
News Tiny US paper drives multimedia changes Small but innovative Shelby Star adds mobile reporting vehicle, takes tips from TV news By Robert Andrews • 2 min read
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News BBC TV correspondent starts blog against NUJ Israel boycott Technology and business correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones leads opposition to 'political' union boycott By Robert Andrews • 1 min read
News Vulgar readers lead to 'failure' of Israeli interactive comments Israeli newspapers, which have long opened their online stories to reader replies, bemoan a culture of coarse debate By Robert Andrews • 2 min read
News Engadget seeks to regain trust after Apple blunder After a reporting error that dented Apple company value, the world's most popular news weblog looks to re-establish respect amongst readers. By Robert Andrews • 2 min read
