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4:40 PM ET, July 23, 2015

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Financial Times:
Nikkei to buy FT Group for £844m from Pearson  —  Henry Mance, Arash Massoudi and James Fontanella-Khan  —  Nikkei, Japan's largest media company, is to buy the FT Group from Pearson for £844m, bringing the curtain down on the UK-based company's 58-year ownership of the global news organisation.
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Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson / Financial Times:
For 58 years, Pearson kept a hands-off approach to FT's newsroom, which built its digital strength recently with metered news access  —  Hands-off owner hands over FT after 58 years  —  The Financial Times has covered countless takeovers since its creation in 1888, and detailed waves of consolidation …
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Sources: Snapchat to add BuzzFeed, Vox, more to Discover, will drop Warner Music  —  Snapchat Adding New Publishers to Its Service, Including BuzzFeed  —  You'll soon see a few more publishers in Snapchat's Discover feature.  —  The social network is planning to add two or three …
Ezra Klein / Vox:
In 3 years, media will become wire services that operate across many platforms, gaining audience, but losing ability to create custom designs  —  Is the media becoming a wire service?  —  I'm going to make some predictions about the future of the media in this piece, and they come …
Associated Press:
San Diego's Daily Transcript to close after nearly 130 years  —  1 photo  —  SAN DIEGO (AP) — The Daily Transcript of San Diego said Wednesday it will publish its last edition Sept. 1, ending a nearly 130-year run in the newspaper business.  —  The newspaper is no longer viable due …
Jim Dalrymple / The Loop:
Apple Music nightmare: adding music doesn't work as expected, lost access to 4,700 songs after turning off the service  —  ∞ Apple Music is a nightmare and I'm done with it  —  I love Apple.  I love them because they take difficult problems and come up with innovative, simple solutions.
Associated Press:
Turkish journalist fired over anti-Erdogan tweet  —  ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — A prominent Turkish journalist has been fired by his newspaper over a tweet which suggested that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was responsible for a suicide bombing this week that killed 32 people.
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Spencer Soper / Bloomberg Business:
Amazon surges as much as 16% as it reports Q2 revenue of $23.2B, up 20%, beating estimates; net income of $92M  —  Amazon Sales Top Estimates on Cloud-Computing, Customer Growth  —  Amazon.com Inc.'s second-quarter sales topped analysts' estimates, buoyed by its fast-growing cloud computing business …
Discussion: Tech Trader Daily
Dylan Byers / Politico:
Under NBC News Chairman Andrew Lack, MSNBC begins to shift programming back to hard news  —  How to read the MSNBC news  —  Back in March, NBCUniversal sources told the On Media blog that MSNBC was on the brink of a massive shakeup: The aggressively liberal cable news network was going to be recast …
Discussion: The Wrap and The Huffington Post
James Kanter / New York Times:
E.U. Opens Antitrust Case Against Major U.S. Studios and Sky UK  —  BRUSSELS — The European Union's top antitrust authority on Thursday charged major American film studios and a television company in Britain with unfairly blocking access to movies and other content.
Laura Hazard Owen / Nieman Lab:
One of the best things a news startup can do for its financial health: Hire a professional ad person  —  A new report from the Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism, out Thursday, interviewed 22 digital publishers, most of which launched in the last 10 years, to determine best practices for …
Discussion: Tow-Knight
Sam Thielman / Guardian:
Nick Denton will have a harder time under questioning in Hulk Hogan case due to the removal of recent Gawker story  —  Gawker's latest privacy scandal poses dilemma in $100m Hulk Hogan lawsuit  —  Nick Denton, who is named in a suit over a sex tape of Hogan posted by Gawker …
Katie Notopoulos / BuzzFeed:
Product Hunt launches book discovery section featuring author AMAs, community discussion  —  Product Hunt Wants To Help You Read More Books  —  The tech discovery site is launching a new book section that seems suspiciously like something a fan of Product Hunt would want read.  —  medium.com
Dustin Volz / National Journal:
Sen. Al Franken, Consumer Watchdog ask regulators to investigate Apple Music for possible anticompetitive practices  —  Al Franken Urges Federal Probe of Apple Music  —  The senator warns of limited competition and price increases due to Apple's new music-streaming service.
Discussion: Consumerist, The Verge and The Hill
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Henry Mance / Financial Times:
Daily Mail shares fall 11 per cent after poor advertising sales
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Joseph Lichterman / Nieman Lab:
Ohio's Richland Source diversifies its business model by selling locally produced apparel and ads on popcorn bags at local high school sporting events
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Chance Miller / 9to5Mac:
A number of Apple users say they were logged out of their Apple ID across multiple devices on April 26 and forced to reset their password before logging back in

Mark Gurman / Bloomberg:
Sources: Apple has renewed discussions with OpenAI about using its technology to power some features in iOS 18; talks with Google on using Gemini remain ongoing

Karen Weise / New York Times:
Microsoft, Meta, and Alphabet disclosed that they had spent $32B+ combined on data centers and other capital expenses in Q1, as they accelerate AI spending
 
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