Daily Must Reads, June 12, 2013

1. How Google transfers data to NSA (WSJ)

2. For some, the reaction to PRISM is a shrug: Are we suffering from Big Brother fatigue? (GigaOm)

3. Why Pandora bought an FM radio station (The Hill)

4. Judge in Manning Wikileaks case allows crowdfunded stenographers permanent court access (Freedom of the Press Foundation)

5. New reality show airs only on Twitter, social media (WSJ)

6. Best (and worst) cities for print newspapers (AdAge)

7. E-book revenue growth stalling out? (DigiBookWorld)

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Julie Keck :Julie Keck is a social media consultant and filmmaker based in Chicago. She has spoken about social media engagement, crowdfunding, and film at SXSW, the University of Notre Dame, Columbia College, DePaul, the Chicago International Film Festival, and more. Julie is also the social media and newsletter editor for MediaShift. Play with her on Twitter at @kingisafink.

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