Daily Must Reads, May 30, 2013

by Julie Keck

May 30, 2013

1. Twitter CEO: We’re a complement to news orgs, not a replacement (Nieman Lab)

2. NYT, AP will not attend off-the-record meeting with DOJ (Huffington Post)

3. The rise and fall of the social media editor (BuzzFeed)

4. Should Facebook determine what qualifies as hate speech? (GigaOm)

5. Google wants news organizations to clearly label ads that look like regular content (Circa)

6. Outsourced lectures and hybrid MOOCs raise concerns about academic freedom and the future of in-person professors (Chronicle of Higher Education)

7. Online News Association accepting submissions for Online Journalism Awards through June 21 (ONA)

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