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Celeste LeCompte / Nieman Lab:
In media companies, the editorial staff shouldn't be kept in the dark about finances — When a tiny post appeared on Gigaom Monday night, noting that the company had ceased operations and was now controlled by its creditors, every push notification I allow on my phone started buzzing, flashing, and beeping.
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Howdy Y'all, PandoDaily, @justinnxt, TechSpot and Slate
Elizabeth Dwoskin / Wall Street Journal:
Guardian corrects, clarifies articles on Whisper app privacy, takes down commentary post — Guardian Backpedals on Whisper App Privacy Violations — The Guardian on Tuesday clarified and corrected a series of controversial articles it published late last year about Whisper, a mobile app designed to transmit messages anonymously.
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Guardian, TechCrunch, Re/code, @lisafleisher, @benpopper, RT, @dansinker, @djbentley, @bgrueskin, @davidclinchnews, Ars Technica, @joshuachavers, @no_such_zone, Business Insider, The New York Observer, The Next Web, @willoremus, Poynter, @sriramk, @daweiner, @moneyries, @neetzan and Mashable
Justin Ellis / Nieman Lab:
After the archive came down: The New Yorker's revamped paywall is driving new readers and subscribers — The trick to turning readers into a group of frothing hoarders: Tell them they can dive into The New Yorker's archive and leave with as many stories as their arms can bear.
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@vauhinivara, @carlazanoni and @valoni
Steve Peoples / Associated Press:
Associated Press sues State Department, seeking access to Clinton records after repeated unfulfilled FOIA requests, including one from 5 years ago — AP sues State Department, seeking access to Clinton records — WASHINGTON (AP) — The Associated Press filed a lawsuit Wednesday …
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New York Times, BuzzFeed, Salon, New York Times, Talking Points Memo, New York Magazine, Courthouse News Service, The Independent, kspr.com, Bloomberg Business, Washington Times, NBC News, USA Today, The Daily Caller, American Spectator, The Week, The Verge, The Hill, Politico, Poynter, Washington Post, US News, Mediaite, National Review, @ap, The Newspaper Guild, The Week, @prisonplanet, @drewhampshire, @tbridis, @dliebelson, @redsteeze, CBS Philly and Guardian
JIMROMENESKO.COM:
Columbia Graduate School of Journalism to reduce enrollment, cut about six positions — Columbia Graduate School of Journalism dean Steve Coll tells colleagues: “We believe it's best for the school to return to a smaller student body size.” With the downsizing, “I've reached the conclusion …
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Bloomberg Business, New York Times, @chanders, @reidepstein, @chanders, Media & Entertainment, AdAge and FishbowlNY
Margaret Sullivan / New York Times:
Jay Rosen's NYU class releases trailer and website from Future of New York Times course — The Future of The Times, as Seen by an N.Y.U. Class — Jay Rosen, who does lots of innovative things in his role as journalism professor at New York University, came up with a new wrinkle for the current semester …
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@jmcunning and Poynter
Todd Spangler / Variety:
Facebook teams with Turner sports to stream “bracket lounge” NCAA March Madness fan event — Facebook Dives Into March Madness with Turner Live-Streaming Deal — Social-media giant Facebook is teaming with Turner Sports to livestream coverage of the NCAA's March Madness college basketball bracket announcement Sunday.
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Broadcasting & Cable
Josh Halliday / Guardian:
Actor in the BBC's EastEnders, Steve McFadden, details personal costs of Mirror phone hacking in court statement — EastEnders actor felt ‘hunted like a fox’ over Mirror phone hacking — Steve McFadden, who plays soap's Phil Mitchell, claims ‘appalling’ hacking caused split with then-partner and on-screen lover Lucy Benjamin
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UK - The Huffington Post, BBC, Sky News, International Business Times, BBC, Globe and Mail and Telegraph
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The New York Observer:
How the AP Botched Its Investigation of Civilian Deaths in the Israel-Hamas War — On February 13, 2015, the Associated Press published and distributed an article that stirred the conscience of the world. It gave its many readers—"AP news content is seen by half the world's population," …
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@bhweingarten, @sobendito and @anthonylfisher
Emily Steel / New York Times:
Nielsen: 36% of US households subscribe to Netflix, 13% to Amazon Prime, 6.5% to Hulu Plus; traditional TV time falls almost 10% in second half of 2014 — Nielsen Charts Reach of Video Streaming — About two in five American households now subscribe to a video streaming service like Netflix …
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Broadcasting & Cable, Wall Street Journal, LostRemote, Washington Post, The Drum, Digital TV Europe, BizReport, Quartz, Deadline and GantDaily.com
Rich Kirchen / Milwaukee Business Journal:
Journal, Scripps shareholders OK transaction; closing expected by early April — Journal Communications Inc. shareholders voted overwhelmingly in favor of shifting the company's television and radio stations to E.W. Scripps Co. and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel to a new newspaper-led independent company called Journal Media Group.
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Columbia Journalism Review, bizjournals and Variety
Dominic Patten / Deadline:
Paramount hit with 20-24 layoffs Wednesday in Viacom restructuring; Nickelodeon also affected — Paramount & Nickelodeon Latest Hit With Layoffs In Viacom Restructuring — EXCLUSIVE: At least 20 to 40 rank and file employees across all divisions of Paramount Pictures have been laid off, we've learned.
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Variety, The Wrap and Hollywood Reporter
Jonathan Peters / Columbia Journalism Review:
Inside The Blade's settlement with the US government — The US government and The Blade of Toledo, OH, agree on at least one thing: The government owes the newspaper $18,000. — That's the result of a settlement agreement announced last week that arises from a March 2014 incident …
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@jonathanwpeters
Capital New York:
Interview with Reuters editor-in-chief Stephen Adler on competition, Reuters TV, websites, layoffs, Jack Shafer, more — The 60-second interview: Stephen Adler, editor in chief, Reuters — CAPITAL: Reuters has competed historically against newswires like the Associated Press and Agence France-Presse.
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Talking Biz News
John McDermott / Digiday:
Snapchat seeking deals with sports leagues and networks to feature live sports, starting with NCAA Final Four, plans ad revenue split — Coming to Snapchat: live sports broadcasting — Snapchat has grand ambitions to become a dominant mobile media platform, and it has taken one step closer with live sports.
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SlashGear, The Verge, Business Insider and The Drum, Thanks:@rbilton
Todd Bishop / GeekWire:
Seattle's GeekWire marks four years as an indie tech news site, profitable and growing, funded through ads, events, membership — GeekWire at 4 years: How we've evolved, and what's next in our startup adventure — Four years ago this week, we left our jobs at a big media company and launched GeekWire …
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