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Netflix Streams Revs, But Stock Takes Big Hit 6 hours ago — Even with its admitted marketing blunders, recent Netflix financial results appeared relatively unscathed — but the stock market didn't respond well. ... - Cross-Platform Sync Ad Draws 23% Interactivity Rates for USA Net, Ford 8 hours ago
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TechCrunch and ZDNet
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Jay Yarow / Business Insider:
Netflix Shares Tank After Losing Subscribers, And Terrible Guidance — The Netflix numbers are out, and while the company beat revenue and earnings expectations, it lost U.S. subscribers and had terrible guidance. — The stock is getting smashed, falling 21% 28% in after hours trading.
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Peter Kafka / AllThingsD:
Just How Much Damage Did Netflix Really Do to Itself?
Just How Much Damage Did Netflix Really Do to Itself?
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Adweek, Forbes, Media Decoder, PR Newswire, Between the Lines Blog, CNET News, Multichannel, PC Magazine and NetNewsCheck Latest
Netflix, Inc.:
Netflix to Launch Service in the UK and Ireland for Streaming Movies and TV Shows in Early 2012
Netflix to Launch Service in the UK and Ireland for Streaming Movies and TV Shows in Early 2012
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VentureBeat, Guardian, Forbes, Electronista, The Next Web, GigaOM, Techland, GigaOM, Fast Company, TechCrunch, Pocket-lint, AllThingsD, Business Insider, Future of Journalism and This is my next
David Leigh / Guardian:
BBC inquiry over solicitor's ‘rogue reporter’ phone-hacking admission — Julian Pike from Farrers law firm said he had known NoW executives were making misleading statements about scandal — The BBC has referred the royal solicitors, Farrers, to the profession's disciplinary body …
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Multichannel, Media & Entertainment, Media Week, Forbes, Future of Journalism and paidContent:UK
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James Robinson / Guardian:
Hinton: I was right to say hacking wasn't rife
Hinton: I was right to say hacking wasn't rife
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Guardian and Erik Wemple
Richard Blackden / Telegraph:
Rupert Murdoch urged to sell off newspapers by top News Corp shareholder
Brian Steinberg / AdAge:
‘Rock Center’ Winning Higher Ad Rates Than Some NBC Stalwarts — Tuning In: Why NBC Likes Brian Williams More Than the Playboy Bunnies — Looks like NBC's dapper news anchor Brian Williams has more leverage with advertisers than a passel of scantily-clad cocktail waitresses.
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B&C and Media & Entertainment
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Wall Street Journal:
NBC Unable to Shake Slide in Ratings — NBC's downward slide is getting steeper. — Long a ratings laggard, the network has fallen further behind its competitors this fall, heightening the challenge facing its new owner Comcast Corp. as it works to mount a turnaround.
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Company Town and TVbytheNumbers
Tanzina Vega / NYT Media Decoder:
Group Says Newspapers Aren't Dead, They're Alluring — With more people getting their daily dose of news online through blogs and social media sites, traditional newspapers have gotten short shrift. Print is dead or dying, say media experts, and advertising can't keep pace.
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Chickaboomer and ShortFormBlog
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Christopher Hope / Telegraph:
WikiLeaks' money woes brings end to leak of secrets — WikiLeaks is to stop publishing state secrets because it is running out of money, The Daily Telegraph can disclose. — The whistleblowing website set up by Julian Assange said that it is temporarily suspending publication of leaks to fight a “blockade” by credit card companies.
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Huffington Post Canada:
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Andrew Pugh / Press Gazette:
Agency says HuffPo story payout sets precedent
Agency says HuffPo story payout sets precedent
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WebProNews and Editors Weblog
Ryan Kim / GigaOM:
JP Morgan: Kindle Fire expected to sell 5 million in Q4 — Just weeks after dismissing the Kindle Fire as a potential challenger to the iPad, J.P. Morgan is now upping its assessment of Amazon's debut tablet, saying the device is expected to move 4.5 to 5 million units in the fourth quarter.
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AllThingsD and Betabeat
Jennifer LaFleur / ProPublica:
Government Could Hide Existence of Records under FOIA Rule Proposal — A proposed rule to the Freedom of Information Act would allow federal agencies to tell people requesting certain law-enforcement or national security documents that records don't exist - even when they do.
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The Daily Caller
Matt Kinsman / Folio:
The Atlantic Sees 19 Percent Jump in Ad Revenue for Third Quarter — Publisher remains on track for “multi-million dollar” profit in 2011. — For the 12th consecutive quarter in a row, The Atlantic is reporting gains in print and online revenue. In third quarter 2011 …
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Mashable!, eMedia Vitals, FishbowlNY and Canadian Magazines
Patrick Twohy / San Francisco Business Times:
Bay Citizen news site loses CEO on heels of editor … Lisa Frazier, the founding CEO for the Bay Citizen, a news site created with funding and help from Bay Area money man Warren Hellman, is stepping down, according to a story posted on the Bay Citizen's website on Friday.
Kat Stoeffel / The New York Observer:
Three Editors Depart Details, The Fix Picks Up One — Details entertainment editor David Walters resigned today to take a job at The Daily, according to a Conde Nast source. — Mr. Walters is the third high-level departure at Conde Nast's other men's magazine this month.
Brian Steinberg / AdAge:
‘American Idol,’ NFL Duke it out for Priciest TV Spot — Watch out, Steven Tyler. The Green Bay Packers are rushing you. — Long TV's most expensive program for advertisers, “American Idol” is now neck-and-neck with NBC's “Sunday Night Football” as the costliest prime-time show on this year's schedule …
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TVbytheNumbers, New York Magazine and TVNewser
Philip Elmer-DeWitt / Fortune:
Piper Jaffray: Apple is already building prototype TV sets — The solution Steve Jobs said he “finally cracked” could be a $6 billion business by 2014 — Click to enlarge. Source: www.patentlyapple.com — In a note to clients released Monday, Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster seizes …
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Tom Cheredar / VentureBeat:
CBS posts the full 60 Minutes interview with Steve Jobs biographer Walter Isaacson
CBS posts the full 60 Minutes interview with Steve Jobs biographer Walter Isaacson
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Heather Struck / Forbes:
Amazon: Stage Is Set For Uphill Revenue Growth — Amazon.com will report its third quarter earnings Tuesday, and the analyst outlooks are for the stock to go to at least $250 barring any major problems in the top and bottom-line numbers. The company recently introduced its new affordable …
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PC Magazine