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9:50 AM ET, September 19, 2014

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 Top News: 
Peter Kafka / Re/code:
YouTube will spend millions to fund & promote new shows from popular creators  —  YouTube Takes Out Checkbook Again, Pays Its Stars to Make Videos  —  The world's biggest video site is paying people to make videos.  Again.  —  YouTube is planning to invest millions in some of its biggest stars …
Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson / Financial Times:
Corporate owned news sites bypass traditional media, blurring lines between journalism and PR  —  The invasion of corporate news  —  The lines between journalism and PR are rapidly becoming blurred as business interests bypass traditional media to get their message across
Discussion: @guychazan, @raju and @edgecliffe
Peter Kafka / Re/code:
Twitter's New US Media Boss is Kirstine Stewart  —  Twitter has named Kirstine Stewart to head up its U.S. media unit, filling a vacancy left by Chloe Sladden in June.  Stewart, who had previously run Twitter's media group in Canada, will report to Katie Stanton, who now runs Twitter's global media group.
Dominic Ponsford / Press Gazette:
Mobile website readership overtakes desktop for Mail Online, Metro and Mirror  —  Mail Online, Metro and the Mirror all now attract more readers to their websites from mobiles than they do from personal computers.  —  New evidence of the shift from desktop to mobile news readership is provided …
Discussion: Journalism.co.uk and @pressgazette
Patrick Frater / Variety:
Chinese Internet Giant Tencent Launches Film Production Unit  —  HONG KONG - Tencent, the giant Chinese Internet firm which operates WeChat and the QQ messaging service, has unveiled plans to become a film producer.  —  Its new unit Tencent Movies+ has a slate of seven feature films in development.
Associated Press:
3 Guinean radio journalists among those killed in an attack on a team fighting Ebola in Guinea  —  7 Killed While On Guinea Ebola Education Campaign … CONAKRY, Guinea (AP) — The prime minister of Guinea says seven bodies have been found in rural Guinea after a group …
Tamara Baluja / J-source:
Winnipeg Free Press adds social media element to letters to the editor  —  Letters to the editor are a dying breed.  Although a long-standing tradition at newspapers, they just don't jibe with today's media landscape of immediacy and urgency.  The Winnipeg Free Press is changing that by bringing social media to snail mail.
Ben Sisario / New York Times:
BMI Reports a Record $977 Million in Revenue  —  BMI and Ascap, two of the music industry's oldest and biggest licensing organizations, are struggling to adapt to the digital age.  But both groups are also collecting more and more money as their songs are played on all kinds of media.
Michael Calderone / The Huffington Post:
New Politico Editor Susan Glasser praises newsroom's clear-cut mission, acknowledges need to adapt constantly  —  New Politico Editor Susan Glasser Wants To ‘Win The Morning’ — And The Afternoon And Evening  —  NEW YORK — On Thursday morning, Politico cofounders John Harris …
 
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Tampa Bay Times:
Tampa Bay Times cuts employee pay 5% starting Sept. 29, warns of job losses, reduces severance after Oct. 1
Janko Roettgers / Gigaom:
YouTube is a big success on cable boxes in Hungary. So when will it launch elsewhere?
Discussion: Wall Street Journal
Lucas Shaw / Bloomberg:
CBS May Offer Standalone Showtime to Non-U.S. Viewers
Discussion: Deadline
Jeff Bercovici / Forbes:
Twitter Quantifies Impact Of Live-Tweeting On TV Engagement
Discussion: Re/code and @forbes
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Colin Stutz / Billboard:
Spotify & The Echo Nest Release Study on Most Musical Universities, Students' Listening Habits
Russell Frank / The Hill:
Whoa, there! Journalism's new code of ethics
Discussion: @russellfrank
Natalie Jomini Stroud / American Press Institute:
From free to fee: How U.S. dailies decide to use paywalls