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In the afterglow of the Newsweek-Daily Beast merger, Twitter--with encouragement from New York Times columnist David Carr--speculated on other media companies seemingly fated to join forces. We would read every one of these publications.

Jezebel and Fast Company #OddMediaMergersless than a minute ago via webdavid carr
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@carr2n Psychology Today and OK! = I'm OK!, You're OK! #OddMediaMergersless than a minute ago via ÜberTwitterJake Tapper
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Suck.com and Forbes #oddmediamergersless than a minute ago via TweetDeckJason Linkins
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Baseball ProspectUSWeekly: Khloe Kardashian doesn't deserve her Gold Gloves. #OddMediaMergers @carr2nless than a minute ago via webNick Rizzo
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Adbusters and Esquire #OddMediaMergersless than a minute ago via webjagannath
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The Washington Times & Talking Points Memo #OddMediaMergers (I could be publisher! @moetkacik would be editor!)less than a minute ago via ÜberTwitterChristina Bellantoni
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Utne Reader and the Weekly Reader #OddMediaMergersless than a minute ago via ÜberTwitterJohn Arthur
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AOL and Time Warner #OddMediaMergers @carr2nless than a minute ago via webChris Geidner
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