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racing its birth to a lunch in 2003, Shapiro explains how Arianna Huffington's web site managed to "surpass the traffic of virtually all the nation’s established news organizations and amass content so voluminous that a visit to the website feels like a trip to a mall where the exits are impossible to locate

Initially, the site drew on Huffington’s rolodex of A-list celebrities and high-powered friends, soliciting early contributions from the likes of Larry David, Diane Keaton and Alec Baldwin. But soon the site opened its doors to a much larger stable of bloggers from across the political and cultural spectrum. None of the bloggers were paid, but many thousands of posts were contributed, and the site became a pioneer at enticing writers to work online for free in exchange for the potential for wide exposur

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Imagine a tool that seamlessly connects quotes, images or video clips to their sources. There are seeds of this already. We can do reverse image searches using Google, and tools like Ground News and AllSides connect people to multiple news stories about the same event, helping us see how different media outlets spin things — intentionally or not. The key will be integrating these technologies with the platforms so many of us live on.

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