Daily Must Reads, July 5, 2012

The best stories across the web on media and technology, curated by Lily Leung

1. WikiLeaks partners with the Associated Press to present ‘Syria Files’ stories (FishbowlNY)

2. Netflix viewership passes 1 billion hours in a month (VentureBeat)

3. Indie publishers respond to the DOJ’s antitrust case (The Atlantic)

4. GM may advertise again with Facebook after very public falling out (LA Times)

5. More papers report fake Journatic bylines on real estate stories (Romenesko)

6. Musicplayr lets you pull in music content from all platforms to make playlists (GigaOm)

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Lily Leung :Lily writes about residential real estate at the U-T San Diego (formerly known as The San Diego Union-Tribune.) She previously covered local government at The Arizona Republic, where her hallmark was watchdog reporting. Her work has been published in The Miami Herald, Naples (Fla.) Daily News and businessjournalism.org. She really digs social-media tools like Storify, open government and San Diego craft beer. Her latest obsession is vinyl-hunting.

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