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Vox Editor-In-Chief Ezra Klein apologizes to FiveThirtyEight for using graphic without link, blames carelessness, explains aggregation approach to words, images — How Vox aggregates — I started as a blogger in the pre-social web, when the only way to build an audience was to have other sites quote or link to your work.
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Nate Silver and Circa editor-in-chief Anthony De Rosa accuse Vox of stealing charts without attribution — Nate Silver to Vox: Stop stealing our charts! … FiveThirtyEight founder and statistics guru Nate Silver has accused Ezra Klein's Vox.com of stealing other people's charts without attribution.

BuzzFeed staffer Arabelle Sicardi resigns after her post critical of advertiser Dove was deleted and then restored after criticism — Arabelle Sicardi, Author of Deleted Dove Post, Resigns From BuzzFeed — Arabelle Sicardi, who wrote a BuzzFeed post criticizing Dove that was later deleted …
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@arabellesicardi, The Wrap, @jayrosen_nyu, @dynamofire, @rossneumann, @jayrosen_nyu, @leahfinnegan, @jktrotter and @hadas_gold


Twitter implies to publishers using Meerkat that it may cut off access to Amplify service, if they do not use Periscope exclusively — Twitter Is Pushing Celebrities And Publishers To Stop Using Meerkat — Twitter is doing whatever it can to help its live video streaming acquisition Periscope beat independent competitor Meerkat.
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The New York Observer, App Advice, @johnlegere, SlashGear, @henryctaylor and Adweek
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What USA Today Sports learned covering the Final Four on Periscope and Snapchat — There's no shortage of ways to reach new audiences — the challenge is figuring out which are worth investing time in and what to do with them. At USA Today Sports, where I work, two platforms we're trying …
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@dannysullivan


Times, BuzzFeed, other news organizations deals with Facebook give the social network power to censor the news — The most concerning element of Facebook's potential new power — “Facebook has more power in determining who can speak and who can be heard around the globe than any Supreme Court justice, any king or any president.”
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@trevortimm, @vindugoel, @cjr and Boing Boing

Republicans Push Fast-Track Bill to Kill Net Neutrality — While some lawmakers look for compromise, Rep. Doug Collins wants an immediate repeal of the FCC's controversial Internet rules. — A group of House Republicans introduced a resolution Monday to block the Federal Communications Commission's net-neutrality regulations.
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Broadcasting & Cable and The Hill
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The ‘Serial’ Effect: Programmers Ramping Up on Podcasts — Adnan Syed still might be in prison, but his story is altering the trajectory of an industry. Serial, Sarah Koenig and Julie Snyder's 12-part podcast about a Baltimore teen's murder and her ex-boyfriend Syed, who is serving …


Mohamed Fahmy says Egyptian court may drop terrorism charges — Al Jazeera journalist Mohamed Fahmy stands behind bars at a court in Cairo in this May 15, 2014 file photo. (REUTERS/Stringer/File) — Detained Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy says the Egyptian court may drop the terrorism charges …
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Mobile is now the first screen, and TV industry has to work on mobile-first, not digital-first strategy, French TV exec says — TV industry faces its ‘ketchup’ moment: ‘Mobile is now the first screen’ — France Télévisions' director of future media Eric Scherer …


Apple takes only 15% of new-subscriber revenue from some Apple TV partners, including Neflix, Hulu Plus, and MLB.TV, in contrast to its 30% iOS standard — How to Beat Apple's 30 Percent Subscription Fee: Sell Your Stuff on Apple TV — Did you sign up for HBO Now so you could watch “Game of Thrones” last night?
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AppleInsider, App Advice, Business Insider, MacRumors, @awolk and The Verge


Wall Street Journal brings designers and coders into the newsroom to work alongside journalists — Designers, coders and developers to join WSJ newsroom — Wall Street Journal managing editor Gerard Baker sent out the following announcement to the staff on Friday:
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@chris_ciaccia and FishbowlNY


Watchup Streaming-News Startup Expands Local TV Reach in Deals with Meredith, E.W. Scripps and Others — Watchup, a Tribune Media-backed startup with a service that personalized newscasts to Internet-video devices, has expanded its reach to about 80% of the local markets in the U.S. through deals …
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LostRemote and TVSpy