Mediagazer: Mail on Sunday ‘sorry’ for gatecrashing Miliband family memorial service (Patrick Wintour/Guardian)

1:40 PM ET, October 3, 2013

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Patrick Wintour / Guardian:

Mail on Sunday ‘sorry’ for gatecrashing Miliband family memorial service — Ed Miliband says reporter attended service for his uncle to question relatives about Daily Mail story on his father, Ralph — Ed Miliband has written to the proprietor of the Mail on Sunday, Lord Rothermere …

Discussion: @tolpuddletim, @okwonga, @malidaily, @lewiep and BuzzFeed

Guardian:
Daily Mail-Ed Miliband row casts cloud over press regulation talks

Discussion: The Independent

Press Gazette:
Two Mail on Sunday journalists suspended after approaching mourners at memorial for Miliband uncle

Discussion: @domponsford

New York Times:

Social Networks in a Battle for the Second Screen — After “Breaking Bad” drew 10.3 million viewers to one of the most crowd-satisfying finales in television history on Sunday, Twitter and Facebook raced to tell the news media about the throngs who shared their instant reactions to the show on the social networks.

Discussion: @rozzy, Kirk LaPointe's …, @vindugoel and @clayco

Rebecca Theim / Poynter:

A year after daily publication ceased in Alabama and New Orleans, media market is ‘fractured’ — B.E. Mintz is attuned to the irony: After the 176-year-old New Orleans Times-Picayune ceased daily publication a year ago this week, “people took the position, 'I'm so angry that I have to read …

Todd Spangler / Variety:

Turner Nets Go Dark on Washington Post Co.'s Cable One, While Verizon FiOS Renews Pact — About 600,000 customers of Washington Post Co.-owned Cable One lost access to Turner Broadcasting System's cable channels Tuesday — which the programmer said is the first blackout in its history …

Discussion: Broadcasting & Cable and Radio & Television …

Amol Sharma / Wall Street Journal:
Turner Gets Fee Increase From Verizon

Discussion: @tedataca, Corporate Intelligence, Hollywood Reporter and Sun Herald

Ryan Lawler / TechCrunch:

Circa Releases Version 2 For iOS And Android, Adds Breaking News Notifications — Mobile news startup Circa is releasing a new version of its app with an updated interface for discovering and following news, with a big focus on breaking news. The app will allow users to get push notifications …

Discussion: PandoDaily, CNET, VentureBeat, Journalism.co.uk, Fast Company, GigaOM, Wired, GeekWire and The Next Web

Stuart Elliott / New York Times:

Meredith and Scripps expand online video offerings with original shows — Two Media Mainstays Expand Their Video Presence — TWO companies that are mainstays in legacy media are expanding their presence in online video, producing more original Web series as they follow consumer eyeballs and advertiser dollars.

Discussion: FishbowlNY, Variety and @zimbalist

bitly blog:

Bitly's new state map shows where people get their news online — Introducing the Bitly Media Map! — Last March, Bitly teamed up with Forbes to produce a data visualization which looks at how 15 media properties are being disproportionately consumed online on a state-by-state basis over the month of April.

Discussion: Business Insider, @bitly, @bde and Mashable, Thanks:@steverubel

Peter Osnos / The Atlantic Online:

These Journalists Spent Two Years and $750,000 Covering One Story — It costs a lot, but investigative reporting can save lives. And non-profits lead the way in producing high-quality, in-depth stories. So who's going to pay for them? — In recent weeks, ProPublica has published a major …

Discussion: @davidhains, @damiencave, @kmbtweets, @mikeriggs, @ron_fournier, @anjalimullany, @tcarmody and @delong

BBC:

Profile: Paul Dacre, Daily Mail editor — Paul Dacre has been editor of the Daily Mail since 1992. — He is also editor-in-chief of Associated Newspapers, which publishes titles including the Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday and Metro. — Mr Dacre attended University College School in Hampstead …

Discussion: Financial Times, Channel 4 and BBC

D.B. Hebbard / Talking New Media:

The Next Web to launch first digital magazine to use the new Prss publishing platform — TNW Magazine to be rebranded as SHIFT with the move to a new platform — The Next Web is launching a new digital magazine this afternoon, one that uses the new Prss digital publishing platform, the company confirmed to TNM.

Discussion: The Next Web and Prss PressDocs

Robyn Dixon / Los Angeles Times:

International court accuses Kenyan journalist of witness tampering — Kenyan Deputy President William Ruto speaks with his defense counsel before the start of his trial at the International Criminal Court in The Hague. (Michael Kooren / AFP/Getty Images / September 10, 2013)

Discussion: Wall Street Journal, Reuters, Associated Press, standardmedia.co.ke, Voice of America, ABC News and BBC

Laura Hazard Owen / GigaOM:

Ebooks gone global: Report suggests less resistance, more legal sales and importance of Apple — The growth of the ebook market outside the U.S. and U.K. has been slow — but 2013 may be a turning point, according to a new report on the global ebook market (PDF) from consultant Rüdiger Wischenbart.

Casey Newton / The Verge:

Jukeboxing: Rdio fights Spotify with free mobile radio — Rdio is releasing a free version of its service today on iOS and Android, bringing personalized radio to non-paying users of its mobile apps for the first time. Free of advertising for now, Rdio's unpaid offering represents a chance …

Discussion: VentureBeat, Fast Company, GigaOM, MacStories, SlashGear, Associated Press, The Next Web, hypebot, Engadget, Gizmodo, Mashable and Electronista

Jeff Baumgartner / Multichannel News:

TiVo, Rovi Flirt With SeaChange: Sources — Rovi and TiVo Have Pursued a Deal For Video Software Company As They Seek New Business Growth Angles — TiVo and Rovi are among the companies that are interested in buying what's left of SeaChange International, three industry sources said.

Robert Feder:

Tribune Co. boss tells employees he won't cut ‘too close to the bone’ — Peter Liguori didn't mention me by name, but within the opening minutes of his town hall meeting with Tribune Co. employees Wednesday, he did refer to “the elephant in the room.” — The pachyderm in question …