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Gingrich also directed viewers to a paper they could find at Newt.org, which he'd put together because I knew I was launching a topic that no other presidential candidate in modern time has launched.

In honor of National Voter Registration Day, Our Time has launched a celebrity-backed campaign stressing the importance of voting this November.

Our Time has launched a campaign at OneMillionNewJobs.org calling on the presidential candidates to support a measure creating 1 million service positions in areas of national need, such as poverty relief, the environment and technology.

Ping has been at this for a long time, having launched way back in 2002.

Considering that has come to power over 500 million unique devices over a relatively short period of time (having launched in March of 2011), the startup's ambitions are at least somewhat justified.

(The Times has launched a series on the connection between African poaching and insurgent groups on that continent).

The Times has launched a standalone Tumblr blog for free-to-view opinion pieces from star columnists including Daniel Finkelstein and David Aaronovitch.

The New York Times has launched a new site featuring a combination of data-driven and explanatory reporting.

Novels by an indie drummer and a former debt adviser are among the ten nominees for this year's Desmond Elliott Prize, which honors first novels published in the U.K. The Los Angeles Times has launched a serial story in which each chapter is penned by a different author.

Mixpanel, an analytics startup that helps websites and apps track key stats in real-time, has launched a new feature that will help data-hungry site owners do even deeper dives: retroactive funnel analysis.

Echo, a comment platform with a strong focus on real-time, has launched the latest addition to its suite of products: the Real-Time River, which allows publishers to tie real-time comments directly into portions of their sites that are typically static.