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1:05 AM ET, November 6, 2014

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Farhad Manjoo / New York Times:
Fall of the Banner Ad: The Monster That Swallowed the Web  —  Twenty years ago last month, a team of well-meaning designers, coders and magazine publishers inadvertently unleashed on an unsuspecting world one of the most misguided and destructive technologies of the Internet age: the web banner ad.
Jon Lafayette / Broadcasting & Cable:
Moonves: CBS has deal with Sony's broadband pay-TV service, and Showtime will go OTT in 2015  —  Mooves Says CBS Has OTT Deal With Sony  —  Updated: New Showtime broadband service coming in 2015  —  CBS has made a deal to have its programming be a part of Sony's upcoming broadband TV service, according to CBS CEO Les Moonves.
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Brian Steinberg / Variety:
CBS News To Launch Video-Streaming Service Thursday  —  After months of preparations, CBS News is widely expected to launch CBSN, a new always-on news service distributed via broadband video and other new-media technologies, part of an effort by CBS Corp. to burnish the work …
Discussion: Re/code and Engadget
Justin Bachman / Businessweek:
Before HBO Starts Streaming, Time Warner Wants to Make Big Cable Happy  —  From the moment Time Warner (TWX) executives announced that HBO will be available outside the traditional pay-TV ecosystem, the company has been emphasizing a story of huge, untapped potential.
Discussion: @drshanehunt
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Brent Lang / Variety:
Time Warner Q3: revenue up 3% to $6.24B; Turner Broadcasting up 5% to $2.4B; HBO up 10% to $1.3B
Todd Spangler / Variety:
Dish Prepared to Take TNT, TBS Off Lineup, Leave CNN Dark for Good: Ergen
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Soham Chatterjee / Reuters:
News Corp Q1 earnings: $.11 EPS, $2.15B revenue, helped by strong book publishing and online real estate services  —  News Corp revenue rises 4 percent  —  A sign is seen outside News Corporation building in New York, June 27, 2012.  —  (Reuters) - News Corp (NWSA.O) …
Associated Press:
Signs of torture on body of slain Myanmar reporter  —  YANGON, Myanmar (AP) — The body of a freelance journalist shot by Myanmar's army showed signs that he was tortured before he died, his wife said Thursday.  —  Ma Thandar said the body, which was exhumed Wednesday, had a broken skull …
Discussion: TIME
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Erin Polgreen / Columbia Journalism Review:
Why in-house innovation is a great plan for legacy outlets  —  “Intrapreneurship” is the next newsroom buzzword  —  In the last few years, a growing number of media outlets have undergone a critical shift in organizational structure to build innovative products.
Ricardo Bilton / Digiday:
4 publisher approaches to the daily newsletter  —  With email newsletters, what's old is new again.  Alongside their tumultuous love affair with traffic from social networks, publishers are also reinvesting in using email to hold onto their more dedicated readers.
Esther Breger / The New Republic:
Fusion's Election Night Coverage Was Like ‘The Daily Show’ For People Who Think Politics Don't Matter  —  For most news networks, election night is a time to solidify one's image and unveil new technologies.  CNN had its usual flashy stunts, and the flashiest was the Empire State Building …
Carmel DeAmicis / Gigaom:
Why Twitter needs to court its Vine stars, or risk losing them to Hollywood (and Facebook)  —  The original teen Vine stars are growing up and moving on.  Will they take Vine's user base with them?  —  On August 29th, throngs of excited preteen girls stretched in a line around The Regency in San Francisco.
Krati Garg / The Citizen:
Joshua Benton / Nieman Lab:
Unable to find a local partner, the much praised Homicide Watch D.C. is shutting down  —  Philly's lauded GunCrisis.org is stopping daily gun-crime reporting  —  More sad news from the startups-covering-local-crime world.  Yesterday, it was Philadelphia's GunCrisis.org …
Josh Constine / TechCrunch:
Music competition app Chosen, founded by ex-Beats Music CEO, raises $5M led by DCM, expected to launch Q1 2015  —  Ex-Beats Music CEO's New App “Chosen” Is A Mobile-First American Idol  —  Sing, yodel, or shred guitar into your phone, and get famous.  That's the idea behind performance …
Roy Greenslade / Guardian:
English PEN calls for review of ‘chilling’ press regulation legislation  —  English PEN, the free speech and literature charity, is calling for a review of legislation underpinning press regulation.  —  It has raised concerns, in a report issued today, about the creation of a new class of publisher …
Ryan Mac / Forbes:
GoPro Adds New Media Executive To Continue Content Push  —  GoPro is slowly solidifying its reputation as a media company.  —  The San Mateo, Calif. company announced that it had hired former Guggenheim Digital Media executive Zander Lurie to head its media division.
Discussion: Variety, Bidness Etc, ValueWalk and Re/code
 
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Ruth Reader / VentureBeat:
Google Play Music and Movies expands to more countries, including three where iTunes isn't offered
Mark Sweney / Guardian:
Sky Sports must be offered to BT's YouView customers, says regulator
Discussion: BBC
Brett Zongker / Associated Press:
Newseum CEO James Duff departs; says fundraising is on rise following struggles
Discussion: Reuters, Poynter and Philanthropy …
Ben Woods / The Next Web:
BFI revamps its on-demand platform for indie movies
Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch:
Kobalt, which represents major artists, reports that royalties collected from Spotify in Europe in Q1 surpass those from iTunes by 13%
Chris Sutcliffe / TheMediaBriefing:
Time Inc's latest results show a company racing its own falling print revenue
Linda Nguyen / The Canadian Press:
Toronto Star to eliminate paywall, launch new tablet edition
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