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"In a collision of journalistic labs heretofore unseen, the folks at Harvard's Nieman Journalism Lab hit up The New York Times' R&amp;amp;D lab for a look at what those ink-stained word-slingers think about the future of newspaper delivery. Nick Bilton, \"Design Integration Editor\" at the NY Times, and ever calm in the face of futurism, gave a guided tour of the devices they're currently looking at, and while there aren't a lot of surprises, it is nice to see they're taking ebooks, netbooks and touchscreen PCs all very seriously. Of particular note is a (sadly damaged) e-ink prototype with a newspapery layout, complete with typography, designed for an \"e-ink device that [doesn't] exist yet.\" Nick also makes mention of Mary Lou Jepsen's upcoming Pixel Qi display, along with the marvelous world of RFID-based ads. Check out the full content delivery nerd-out on video after the break."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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