Mediagazer: Self hit by Condé cutbacks (Keith J. Kelly/New York Post)

5:50 PM ET, October 11, 2012

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Keith J. Kelly / New York Post:

Self hit by Condé cutbacks — Cutbacks started at Condé Nast late yesterday, with a least one corporate vice president and eight editorial staffers on Lucy Danziger's Self magazine getting the ax. The cutbacks are expected to continue today, with staffers from Glamour and GQ on the chopping block.

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Michael Calderone / The Huffington Post:

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Mayer to Unveil New Company “Goals” at All-Hands Today — But Could Talent Focus Signal the Start of Acquisitions? — It appears that Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer could be back on the job today, after the birth of her first child 11 days ago. — In an internal memo from Mayer — which was signed …

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Ben Fritz / Los Angeles Times:

Variety: pay wall going, print staying, Penske says — New Variety owner Jay Penske won kudos from his new employees at Variety by promising to take down the paper's online paywall, continue the industry trade's presence in print and invest in its newsroom.

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Glenn Peoples / Billboard:

Business Matters: The Truth About Pandora's Payments to Artists — Pandora mounted an effective publicity campaign Tuesday by revealing the amounts of royalties some artists' songs generate on its service (as opposed to how much money those artists are actually collecting).

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Terrence Henry / NPR:

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Alex Hern / New Statesman:

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Tanzina Vega / Media Decoder:

Digital Ad Report Finds Big Growth in Mobile — Mobile continues to be a sweet spot for digital advertising according to a report issued by the Interactive Advertising Bureau on Thursday. For the first half of 2012, revenue in the category increased 95 percent to $1.2 billion …

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Joe Pompeo / Capital New York:

The one person ‘Times’ public editor didn't call about Andrew Goldman controversy: Andrew Goldman — After a Twitter fight earlier this week between New York Times Magazine columnist Andrew Goldman and several other writers and editors, Times public editor Margaret Sullivan emailed a batch …

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