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    Daily Must Reads, July 25, 2014

    by Julie Keck
    July 25, 2014

    1. Bloomberg hires a founder of The Verge to lead online initiatives (Ravi Somaiya / New York Times)

    2. Wikipedia blocks anonymous edits (and trolling) from a congressional IP address (Abby Phillip / Washington Post)

    3. Major League Baseball cries foul on net neutrality proposal (Amy Schatz / Re/code)

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    4. Google’s $1B purchase of Twitch confirmed — joins YouTube for new video empire (Dean Takahashi / VentureBeat)

    5. Conde Nast’s Golf World magazine goes digital-only (Michael Sebastian / AdAge)

    6. Twitter is public, but who does that benefit? (Caroline O’Donovan / Nieman Lab)

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