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News and features:

• Trinity Mirror enters consultation as Midlands businesses forecast to lose more than £6m for 2010
• Telegraph communities editor Shane Richmond takes on new role
• Comment: Readers or advertisers? The industry’s chicken and egg conundrum
• Smart Move: Andrew Ward appointed Nordic Bureau Chief at the Financial Times

Ed’s picks:

• NUJ Release: NUJ condemns more job cuts at Trinity Mirror regionals
• Beet TV: Time.com managing editor on why long-form journalism doesn’t work on the web
• Mashable: Wikipedia’s new editorial layer
• csmonitor.com: Israeli officials seek Swedish government condemnation of organ theft story
• Globe and Mail: ‘The model, the blogger and the web giant’
• The Wrap: ‘Is ESPN The Mag committing ‘publishing suicide’?’

Tip of the day:

• Using Twitter as a point of contact

#FollowJourn:

• @benjaminbland/Freelance journalist

On the Editors’ Blog:

• MirrorFootball.co.uk: Bringing Liverpool fans a better result
• Comment: Without traineeships going to trainees, how can we get experience?
• Advice from Guardian.co.uk’s online journalism Q&A