Daily Must Reads, June 27, 2013

1. Wikileaks volunteer was a paid informant for the FBI (Wired)

2. On Wendy Davis’ filibuster (and DOMA): When Twitter does what journalism can’t (Salon)

3. With gay marriage sure to spark emotional responses, The Washington Post and New York Times try structuring comments (Nieman)

4. A Kickstarter tip for journalists from ProPublica: Crowdfunding is a lot of work (paidContent)

5. Google to remove all Blogger sites that monetize adult content (The Next Web)

6. Aereo to launch its Internet streaming TV service in Chicago in September (TechCrunch)

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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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