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6:00 PM ET, November 5, 2013

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Joan E. Solsman / CNET:
AOL's big Adap.tv buy ignites sales, but it whiffs on profit  —  If you ask AOL, the third quarter was all about revenue, revenue, revenue — never mind that big miss on profit.  In the latest three-month period, the online media company grew advertising dollars at double the rate it did the quarter before …
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Reuters:
AOL ad sales rise, but Patch weighs on profit
David Zax / Fast Company:
An Article Has A Lifespan Of 37 Days, And Other Findings From Pocket  —  Spend enough time talking to Nate Weiner, and you begin to realize he has a unique vantage point on web publishing.  Whereas we might visit a given site like the New York Times and take a note of what's most popular or shared …
Discussion: @zimbalist and Beyond Search, Thanks:@steverubel
Erik Sass / MediaPost:
AP Taps MediaVoice For Native Ads  —  The Associated Press is bringing native advertising to its Web site, mobile site and mobile app in partnership with Polar, which operates a native advertising platform for digital publishers called MediaVoice.  —  The deal allows the AP to deliver native ads …
Brian Stelter / New York Times:
TV Investments Drag on 21st Century Fox Profits  —  In its first three months as a separate company, 21st Century Fox produced revenue that surpassed analysts' expectations, but its profit came in slightly below expectations, reflecting the company's investments in new programming that it says will pay off over the long term.
Discussion: The Wrap, 21cf.com and Fox Business
Peter Beinart / Open Zion:
Why Open Zion is Closing  —  Open Zion will be closing at the end of the year.  In order to explain, I need to start at the beginning.  —  For most of my professional career, I didn't write much about Israel.  Partly, it's because I didn't know what I thought.  Partly, it's because I didn't want to know what I thought.
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Johana Bhuiyan / Capital New York:
Business Insider brings in Aaron Gell to edit long-form features  —  Aaron Gell, former interim Editor at The New York Observer and editorial director at The Upswing, has been hired at Business Insider to lead an effort to bring magazine-style features to the site, Capital has learned.  He starts Nov. 18.
Jeff Baumgartner / Broadcasting & Cable:
Charter Launches TV Streaming App  —  iOS app starts with in-home access, but will eventually expand out-of-home and beyond as distribution rights evolve  —  Charter Communications launched its first mobile TV streaming app on Tuesday, offering a lineup of more than 100 live TV channels in the home …
Michael O'Connell / Hollywood Reporter:
TV Ratings: CNN Suffers Worst Week Under Jeff Zucker  —  Dragged down by its lowest-rated weeknight since going against the Olympics in 2012, the primetime block pulls in lows in total viewers and the key demo.  —  CNN's bad night ended up being part of a very bad week.
Jason Deans / Guardian:
Former BBC boss defends £1m payoff  —  Mark Byford says terms of 2011 redundancy settlement were ‘fair and right’ and there was no greed on his part  —  The former senior BBC executive at the centre of the row over executive payoffs has said he was not greedy and will not be paying …
Adrianne Jeffries / The Verge:
Digg Video launches, aggregating a mix of funny and serious clips  —  Digg just launched Digg Video, a new vertical that features a mix of entertaining and informative clips updated throughout the day by the site's editors.  —  Digg.com/video mirrors the look of Digg.com …
Ryan Chittum / Columbia Journalism Review:
The NYT paywall don't get no respect  —  I wrote Friday about a landmark for The New York Times: Its paywall revenue has overtaken its digital ad revenue—Just two years after the paper bucked conventional wisdom and asked readers to pay.  —  GigaOm's Mathew Ingram spins that news as negatively as possible …
Discussion: @ryanchittum, @10000words and @abeaujon
Joe Pompeo / Capital New York:
Col Allan is gone, again, from the ‘Post’ newsroom  —  Is Col Allan on another hiatus?  —  The feisty New York Post editor-in-chief raised eyebrows when he took a temporary assignment at News Corp's struggling Australian papers over the summer.  —  Many Post journalists took the trip …
Allan Sloan / Fortune:
How being a tax dummy cost The New York Times $60M  —  A mistake made 20 years ago cost the Times big during the sale of The Boston Globe.  —  The New York Times Co's (NYT) purchase of The Boston Globe for more than $1 billion twenty years ago has turned out to be among the worst single newspaper acquisitions in history.
 
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Paul Farhi / Washington Post:
NBC News, agreeing to pay for sky-diving footage, criticized for ‘checkbook journalism’