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By The Skanner News | The Skanner News
Published: 16 May 2011

The Skanner News Partners with The Oregonian in News Hub
The Skanner News Group is partnering with the Oregonian and American University's J-Lab Institute for Interactive Journalism to create the Oregonian News Service, a new way for readers to catch up on news around the entire state of Oregon. Other partners include The Lund Report, a public health blog; BikePortland, which covers cycling news and public policy around transportation; Oregon Capitol News and more. "Not only does this project give The Skanner News a wider platform to reach readers within our community, but it also gives the wider readership of The Oregonian a chance to find out more about our community issues," said The Skanner News Publisher Bernie Foster … To read all about it click here


Comcast and the FCC: Too Cozy for Comfort!
In January, the Federal Communications Commission approved a controversial deal allowing telecommunications giant Comcast to buy broadcaster NBC. Last week, FCC Commissioner Meredith Attwell Baker, one of the strongest advocates for the $13.7 billion deal, announced she was leaving the FCC for a top lobbying job with Comcast—NBC. Talk about a hit and run. Here at The Skanner News, it's hard for us to believe that the fix wasn't in from the start. It's hard to believe that Attwell Baker had no idea that she was going to work for this company within four months. We suspect this was prearranged early in the game … To check the details click here


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