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1:25 PM ET, November 6, 2013

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Lucia Moses / Adweek:
Time Inc. Spinoff Timing Delayed  —  It looks like Time Inc. CEO Joe Ripp will have some more time to prepare for the publisher's spinoff from Time Warner.  The split is now expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2014, Time Warner chairman Jeff Bewkes said during an earnings conference call.
Discussion: AllThingsD and Business Wire
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Edmund Lee / Bloomberg:   Time Warner's Profit Tops Estimates as Network Revenue Gains
Deadline.com:
Deadline.com And Nikki Finke Parting Ways  —  Despite attempts by all to have it go otherwise, Nikki Finke will no longer be leading Deadline Hollywood, and she will not be writing weekend box office or filing stories going forward.  This is an emotional and painful parting of the ways for us.
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Ben Fritz / Speakeasy:
As Nikki Finke Exits Deadline, Dispute Over Her Plan for A New Site Grows
Discussion: @ethanwsj and @benfritz
Jack Marshall / Digiday:
How BuzzFeed Gives Native Ads a Traffic Boost  —  The story of modern media is wrapped up in this situation: “Native advertising” sometimes needs its own advertising for people to see it.  —  The problem with advertiser content on BuzzFeed and other publisher sites is that users just aren't always eager to consume it.
Discussion: @jbenton, @antderosa and @digiday
Reuters:
Al Qaeda-Linked Militants Claim Murder Of French Journalists In Mali  —  Mauritanian news website Sahara Medias said on Wednesday it had received a claim from al Qaeda-linked militants for the killing at the weekend of two French journalists in northern Mali.
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Dominic Ponsford / Press Gazette:
Sunday People launches seven-day Buzzfeed-style website entirely funded by ‘native advertising’  —  Trinity Mirror today launched a stand-alone seven-day website for the Sunday People which is entirely funded by ‘native advertising’.  —  This means that the site will carry no display advertising …
Discussion: The Drum
Sarah Marshall / Journalism.co.uk:
How geolocation is being used to promote magazine apps  —  Music Week is now free when downloaded from Abbey Road and The Gooner is free at the Emirates Stadium  —  Copyright: Image courtesy of Exact Editions  —  Exact Editions, which packages magazine apps for publishers …
Discussion: Exact Editions
Press Association:
Mirror fails in bid to throw out phone-hacking cases  —  The High Court has refused to throw out phone-hacking damages claims brought against Mirror Group Newspapers by ex-footballer Garry Flitcroft and Abbie Gibson, former nanny to David and Victoria Beckham.
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Darren Boyle / Press Gazette:   Mirror group newspapers ‘habitually used phone-hacking’ High Court documents released today claim
BBC:
Blogger raises funds to tweet from phone-hacking trial  —  A blogger who turned to crowdfunding website Indiegogo to raise money to tweet from the UK's phone-hacking trial has hit his target.  —  Peter Jukes has raised more than £4,000 to pay “his living expenses” for the trial's duration.
Discussion: @peterjukes and @peterjukes
Malin Rising / Associated Press:
Swedish cinemas take aim at gender bias with Bechdel test rating  —  Movies need to pass test that gauges the active presence of women on screen in bid to promote gender equality  —  You expect movie ratings to tell you whether a film contains nudity, sex, profanity or violence.
Ryan Chittum / Columbia Journalism Review:
The NYT paywall plugs the hole  —  Charting the state of The New York Times  —  Felix asks what my graph of New York Times digital revenue would look like including print ads.  —  Here's the original chart, which shows the paywall doubling NYT digital revenue in just over two years:
Discussion: @niemanlab and @ryanchittum
Peter Kafka / AllThingsD:
Shhh!  Amazon Starts a Semi-Secret Digital Focus Group for Its Homegrown TV Shows and Movies.  —  Amazon, which is starting to make its own TV shows, has already made a splash by letting anyone on the Web watch its test programs and weigh in on them.  —  Now it's starting a more selective effort …
Bill Carter / New York Times:
CBS News Defends Its ‘60 Minutes’ Benghazi Report  —  CBS News, under fire from critics who dispute details in a “60 Minutes” report on the Benghazi attacks last year that was broadcast on Oct. 27, aggressively defended the report's accuracy on Tuesday and the account of its main interview subject.
DISH Network:
Blockbuster to End Domestic Retail, DVD By Mail Services  — Blockbuster to close remaining U.S. company-owned stores, DVD By Mail services by early-January 2014  —  Dateline:  —  ENGLEWOOD, Colo.  —  EmailPDFPrintRSSShareThis  —  Public Company Information:  —  NASDAQ:  —  DISH
Manuel Roig-Franzia / Washington Post:
The rise of Alicia Menendez, a voice for the millennials  —  Joshua Prezant/for The Washington Post - Alicia Menendez - new anchorwoman for Fusion TV show being shot in Miami, Florida.  She is also the daughter of New Jersey senator Bob Menendez.  Shot on location at the Fusion/Univison studio.
Stephanie Bodoni / Bloomberg:
Google Ordered by Court to Block 9 Images in Max Mosley Case  —  Google Inc. (GOOG) was ordered by a Paris court to filter nine images linked to Max Mosley in a lawsuit seeking to block search results referring to a “Nazi-themed” sex party and the former Formula One president.
Ryan Lawler / TechCrunch:
TV Discovery Startup i.TV Acquires GetGlue In Second-Screen App Mashup  —  Provo, Utah-based video discovery startup i.TV has acquired GetGlue, we've learned, as consolidation in the market for second-screen or companion TV apps continues.  The acquisition, which is expected to be announced soon …
Discussion: Mashable, i.TV and Digital TV Europe
Ken Doctor / Nieman Journalism Lab:
The newsonomics of the shopping of Press+ and the coming of Paywalls 2.0  —  In April 2009, when Journalism Online began operations, its business — providing the backend for websites offering different kinds of paywalls — was largely derided.  Two years later, when the company …
Discussion: Yahoo! Finance
Paul Elias / Associated Press:
Calif. Supreme Court to consider disgraced journalist Stephen Glass' request for law license  —  SAN FRANCISCO - The deceit of disgraced former reporter Stephen Glass in the journalism world was so extraordinary that his tale was turned into a critically acclaimed movie, “Shattered Glass.”
 
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Cassandra Vinograd / Associated Press:
David Miranda, Glenn Greenwald's Partner, Challenges UK Detention In Court
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Jason Clampet / Skift:
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Rachel Bartlett / Journalism.co.uk:
Editor of The Sun: ‘BuzzFeed is the best thing on the internet’
Discussion: @hblodget and Press Gazette
David Zax / Fast Company:
A Black Media Brand Relaunches, While Sticking To Its Roots
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Kara Swisher / AllThingsD:
Yahoo's Mayer in talks with Ryan Seacrest about creating original content
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