Daily Must Reads, June 26, 2013

by Julie Keck

June 26, 2013

1. Live analysis of the Supreme Court decisions on gay marriage (NYT)

2. Do we need more kinds of social media that self-destruct the way Snapchat content does? (GigaOm)

3. TV industry-backed second screen app ConnecTV raises $1.4 million (VentureBeat)

4. Journalist search platform Spundge partners with Getty Images and Reuters (Journalism.co.uk)

5. American Society of News Editors census finds 2,600 newsroom jobs lost in 2012 (Poynter)

6. Survey: Vine use on Twitter up almost 100 percent in last two months (paidContent)

7. Barnes & Noble pulling out of color tablet design and production, focusing on e-readers (CNET)

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