Daily Must Reads, July 19, 2013

by Julie Keck

July 19, 2013

1. MIT moves to intervene in release of Aaron Swartz’s Secret Service file (Wired)

2. Freedom of Information Act Machine fights government secrecy by automating transparency requests (TechCrunch)

3. Facebook introduces photo comments for pages (Mashable)

4. Reading news through gestures: New York Times to release Leap Motion app (The Verge)

5. Swell raises $5.4 million to ‘reinvent news radio’ around your preferences (VentureBeat)

6. San Jose State University suspends online course project with Udacity (GigaOm)

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