Daily Must Reads, April 16, 2013

by Julie Keck

April 16, 2013

1. Twitter shows how the news is made, and it’s not pretty – but it’s better that we see it (PaidContent.org)

2. Boston explosions: Twitter acts as journalism’s ombudsman (Washington Post)

3. Google Boss: Whole world will be online by 2020 (CNN)

4. The digital lives of teens: The Internet never takes a rest (Edutopia)

5. Twitter said to seek deals with Viacom, NBC to feature TV online (Bloomberg)

6. Boston marathon: Has social media coverage finally matured? (PandoDaily)

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