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9:00 PM ET, January 6, 2014

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Margaret Sullivan / The Public Editor's Journal:
When a (Partial) Tweet Becomes an Ad, What Are the Rules?  —  The media world gets weirder every day, but this moment still stands out as something of a stunner - the kind of thing that merits a place on the eternal timeline of “How the Internet Flipped the Media World on Its Head.”  —  Picture it:
Emily Bell / Guardian:
Native advertising is the new paywall in media economics - but is it here to stay?  —  Many digital publishers have placed it at the heart of their business strategy - but there are concerns over transparency  —  In 1917, the American Federal Trade Commission settled a case with the Muensen Speciality Co. …
Discussion: @cantlin and mUmBRELLA
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Brian Morrissey / Digiday:
The New York Times Embraces ‘Organic’ Ad Strategy  —  This week, The New York Times takes the wraps off its first Web redesign in five years.  Along with the new look, the paper is rethinking its ad strategy, embracing the current trend toward weaving ads more closely with editorial content.
Katie Roof / Fox Business:
Source: AOL Tried to Buy Business Insider for $100M+  —  AOL Inc. (AOL) offered to purchase BusinessInsider.com, a popular business and technology news website, for more than $100 million but talks ultimately broke down when the two sides couldn't agree on price, the FOX Business Network has learned.
Eliana Johnson / National Review:
Rachel Maddow influencing MSNBC's editorial decisions, leading to falling ratings, say sources  —  Rachel's Show  —  MSNBC, the left-leaning cable-news network, has settled on one solution to its recent problems.  It now has an executive reviewing scripts before they go on the air.
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Matt Wilstein / Mediaite:
Rachel Maddow Calls National Review Profile ‘Categorically False’  —  The National Review published a lengthy piece Monday crowning Rachel Maddow “queen” of MSNBC, claiming the prime time host has more sway over editorial direction and personnel changes at the network than president Phil Griffin.
Discussion: Erik Wemple
Jeff Bercovici / Forbes:
Entrepreneurs dominate Forbes 30 Under 30 Media list  —  30 Under 30: These People Are Building The Media Companies Of Tomorrow  —  It used to be easy to find the most promising young talent in the media business.  All you had to do was search among the interns at The New Yorker …
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Dan Kennedy / Nieman Journalism Lab:
Ezra Klein illustrates why news orgs should embrace the network
Discussion: Gigaom and The Huffington Post
Brian Stelter / CNNMoney.com:
Mashable raises $13 million to launch expansion effort  —  Nearly a decade into its existence, the news Web site Mashable is taking on outside investors for the first time.  —  The site plans to announce on Monday that it has raised $13.3 million in an equity investment round led by Updata Partners.
Stuart Elliott / New York Times:
Advertising Age to Print Every Other Week  —  Advertising Age, the trade publication introduced in 1930, announced Monday that it would publish its print edition every other week rather than weekly.  —  The magazine, the largest publication in the ad trade field, will publish 25 issues in 2014 …
Paul Farhi / Washington Post:
Al Jazeera faces criticism in Egypt over its coverage of Muslim Brotherhood  —  Ever since the military's ouster of Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi in July, Al Jazeera, the pioneering Arab-language news broadcaster, hasn't shrunk from calling his removal something the American government won't: a coup.
Hadas Gold / Politico:
Rep. Waxman puts pressure on Tribune Co.  —  Henry Waxman, representative of California's 33rd, sent a letter to the CEO of the embattled Tribune Co. on Monday asking for documents regarding their future plans for his local paper, The Los Angeles Times.  —  It's the second letter Waxman …
Discussion: @dylanbyers, @lachlan and The Breakdown
Bloomberg:
Malone's Liberty Global Said Approaching Ziggo Agreement  —  Liberty Global Plc (LBTYA) is putting the final touches on an acquisition of Dutch broadband provider Ziggo NV (ZIGGO) as the cable company expands its European operations, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Discussion: Reuters and Gigaom
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Maureen Farrell / Wall Street Journal:
John Malone's Next Chess Move to Take Control of Time Warner Cable
Joe Pompeo / Capital New York:
Preparations begin for “blowback” against Gabriel Sherman's new Ailes book, out Jan. 21st  —  Big roll-out begins for Ailes book  —  Random House is preparing for a “s**tstorm,” to borrow the phrase Matt Drudge used in a tweet four months ago, that will surely ensue …
Frédéric Filloux / Monday Note:
Surviving 2014  —  2014 won't be an easy year for the digital news business.  The good news is the list of mandatory actions is coming into sharper focus.  Today, we look at key items.  —  The hard part is finding positive signs.  My own guess: for the news industry …
Discussion: @yurivictor and @niemanlab
Theo Leggett / BBC:
Is niche internet television broadcasting the future?  —  December in Mallorca is a relatively quiet time.  While the sun still glitters on the deep blue waters of Palma harbour, the tourists who throng the island's resorts in summer are nowhere to be seen.
The Wrap:
How to Improve Hollywood in 2014: 9 Experts on the Future of Film and TV  —  From a distance, the Hollywood sign has never shone brighter.  —  The box office will hit record numbers this year and television continues to be a cash cow.  Yet, a digital economy that roiled the industry continues to sweep away old business models.
Dylan Byers / Politico:
Yahoo News hires Daniel Klaidman as deputy editor, adds Atlantic's Franke-Ruta  —  The Yahoo News expansion continues: On Monday, the site announced that it had hired Daniel Klaidman, the Daily Beast correspondent and former Newsweek managing editor, to serve as Deputy Editor.
Steven Millward / Tech in Asia:
In a rare move, China unblocks Chinese versions of Reuters and WSJ sites  —  China's Great Firewall blocks a number of big-name sites every year.  Last year, news sites were under fire for their reporting on China's leaders and their wealth, and so Bloomberg, The New York Times …
Discussion: Poynter
 
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Tim Molloy / The Wrap:
NBC News Denies Report Ann Curry Is Leaving
Discussion: RADAR, Mediaite and Daily Mail
Alexandra Steigrad / WWD:
Hearst Corp. tapped Kristine Shine as president of the San …
Gavin O'Malley / MediaPost:
Brightcove Acquires Unicorn Media To Improve Video Ad Insertions
Ryan Lawler / TechCrunch:
Dish Introduces New Joey Set-Top Boxes And Dish Anywhere Apps For iOS, Android, And Kindle Fire
Discussion: VentureBeat, Variety and Gigaom
Darren Boyle / Press Gazette:
News Corp signs 30-year lease on landmark London building
Discussion: Capital New York and Guardian
Chris Velazco / TechCrunch:
Zola Books Snaps Up Bookish To Power Its Literary Recommendations
Jeanine Poggi / AdAge:
Zucker: CNN Prime-Time Shakeup Coming in 2014
Discussion: @jayrosen_nyu
Kristen Hare / Poynter:
Photographer kidnapped in Syria is released
Discussion: Associated Press
 Earlier Picks: 
Haimy Assefa / CNN:
New York Post's headline on landlord's slaying angers family, friends
John Plunkett / Guardian:
BBC Trust director Nicholas Kroll, criticised for his role in payoff scandal, to retire
Dawn C. Chmielewski / Los Angeles Times:
CES 2014: Internet streaming device maker unveils the Roku TV
Laurie Penny / Guardian:
David Cameron's internet porn filter is the start of censorship creep
Discussion: HighTalk and @spellingpatrol
Alan D. Mutter / Reflections of a Newsosaur:
Mobile offers local media a digital do-over
Discussion: @newsosaur and @newswhip
David Carr / New York Times:
Print Starts to Settle Into Its Niches
 

 
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