Mediagazer: Apple's News app might help Apple. It probably won't help the news. (Philip Bump/Washington Post)

10:00 AM ET, June 9, 2015

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Joshua Benton / Nieman Lab:

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Tom Warren / The Verge:

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Philip Bump / Washington Post:

Apple's News app might help Apple. It probably won't help the news. — I have to assume that in some culture (maybe my own), there is an allegory about an ill patient being tended to by scores of doctors, all of whom offer different remedies, breaking into factions focused on one strategy or another …

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D.B. Hebbard / Talking New Media:
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Janko Roettgers / Variety:

Apple announces Apple Music: music streaming, human-curated playlists, Beats 1 24/7 radio, Connect to allow artists to interact with fans — Apple Launches Apple Music Subscription Service — Apple officially introduced its new music streaming service, dubbed Apple Music …

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Peter Robinson / Guardian:
This is a radio clash: can Radio 1 survive the Apple attack?

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Business Wire:
Apple Music launching June 30 on iOS, Mac, and PC with 3 months free, then $9.99 per month, coming to Apple TV and Android phones this fall

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Brian Stelter / CNNMoney:

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Sarah Buhr / TechCrunch:

Maker Media Nabs $5 Million In Funding And Yahoo Tech Editor Rafe Needleman — Right on the heels of adding a new social network for the DIY folks called MakerSpace, Maker Media has raised $5 million in funding from Ev Williams' Obvious Ventures, Raine Ventures, Azure Capital …

Dan Kois / Slate:

Profile of ClickHole, an Onion spinoff created to mock BuzzFeed, and how it became way more than just clickbait — Wow. ClickHole. — No judgment, but you waste a lot of time on the internet, right? Which means sometime in the past year or so, something like this happened …

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Kelly McBride / New York Times:

Wikileaks decision to crowd-source $100,000 bounty for the text of TPP deal shows need to rewrite old conventions — When It's O.K. to Pay for a Story — St. Petersburg, Fla. — JOURNALISTS frown on paying sources. This decades-old principle stems from the belief that the tawdry practice corrupts …

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Todd Spangler / Variety:

Huffington Post Launches ‘Outspeak’ Digital Video Network with BroadbandTV — The Huffington Post — the AOL news-aggregation site that has reportedly been shopped to multiple buyers — is launching online-video network Outspeak aimed at millennial audiences in partnership with RTL Group's BroadbandTV …

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Michele McLellan / Michele's List:

Alan Mutter used limited CJR data sample in a post about 1-in-4 failure rate for news startups — Debating the failure rate — Alan Mutter, the Newsosaur, has a thoughtful post about David Borak's decision to cease publication at Davidson News and Cornelius News.

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Associated Press:

Former deputy editor of the News of the World, Neil Wallis, goes on trial over phone hacking — Ex-tabloid editor goes on trial over phone hacking — LONDON (AP) — The former deputy editor of the News of the World has gone on trial over phone hacking, with prosecutors saying it's inconceivable …

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Joel Simon / Columbia Journalism Review:

Why the Jason Rezaian case is a game changer for US correspondents — Jason Rezaian appeared Monday in Iranian court, where he defended himself against espionage and other charges that could lead to 20 years in prison. The trial is closed — a request from the Washington Post to send a representative has not garnered a reply.

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