I was on Twitter’s party line for the Monday night (USA time) chats on journalism #journchat, and was a little taken aback to see the number of journalists tweeting about losing their job, papers closing, and so on. Accepted in Typepad’s Journalist Bailout Program. [link] Being incurably nosy, I went off to look at Typepad’s “ Journalist Sacked journalists take to blogging? Then this one caught my eye. @Machione:

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