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David Uberti / Columbia Journalism Review:
Politico fights for talent and attention as it expands into state gov reporting and Europe while feeding its high-priced paywalled version, Politico Pro — Can Politico rise again? — The new era began as new eras typically do at Politico, with a memo. The email flashed into staffers' inboxes …
Discussion:
@mathewi, @rafat, @flashgordondc, @ianwalthew, @daviduberti and @jayrosen_nyu
Dan Frommer / Quartz:
Vine is a sleeping giant (while everyone is focused on Snapchat) — A funny thing happened to Vine, Twitter's short-form video app, after its initial buzz wore off: It kept going. — If you haven't checked lately, Vine, launched in early 2013, is still a thing.
Discussion:
@gregfromparis, @roter and @mattrhodes
Geir Moulson / Associated Press:
German prosecutors drop treason probe against journalists — 3 photos — BERLIN (AP) — German federal prosecutors on Monday dropped a much-criticized treason investigation of two journalists who had reported on secret plans to expand online surveillance in Germany.
Discussion:
New York Times, UPI, Wall Street Journal, BBC, Reuters and The Local
Financial Times:
Pearson expected to announce sale of its stake in The Economist for £400M as early as this week, previously held unsuccessful talks with Hearst Corp — Pearson set to offload Economist stake for £400m — Pearson is expected to announce the sale of its stake in the publisher …
Discussion:
Press Gazette and Seeking Alpha
Brian Murphy / Washington Post:
Detained Washington Post journalist Jason Rezaian's final hearing held in Iran, verdict could come within a week — Lawyer: Iran court holds final hearing for detained Post journalist — An Iranian court held its final hearing Monday in the trial of a Washington Post journalist facing …
Discussion:
Associated Press, Wall Street Journal, New York Times and DW.COM
Mark Scott / New York Times:
Ad-blocking regularly used by 200M people worldwide, will lead to $22B of lost ad revenue this year — Study of Ad-Blocking Software Suggests Wide Use — Guillermo Beltrà spends a lot of time surfing the web. — Yet like many avid Internet users, Mr. Beltrà hates …
Discussion:
Inside PageFair, Business Insider and The Drum
Callum Borchers / BostonGlobe.com:
Boston magazine unveils Chinese-language edition — The bosses at Boston magazine have clearly been reading their own headlines. — Ten months after a cover story declared that Boston is “China's Town,” citing a massive influx of money from the Far East, the magazine's first Chinese-language edition is about to hit newsstands.
Discussion:
FishbowlNY
David Barstow / New York Times:
India accused three TV networks of violating broadcasting regulations by showing interviews critical of a hanging — India Warns TV Stations Over Criticism of Hanging — NEW DELHI — India's government on Friday accused three television networks of violating broadcasting regulations …
Discussion:
The Hindu, Times of India and The New Indian Express
Glenn Peoples / Billboard:
How Spotify used home page takeovers and playlists to help certain tracks top its global chart — What Happens When Spotify Gets Behind an Artist? A Case Study of Hozier and Major Lazer — Streaming has quickly become the way much of the world listens — and its also becoming a path to the stratosphere for artists.
Maria Thomas / Quartz:
India's smartphone boom is triggering a wave of podcast experiments — Although selling air conditioners kept Abhishek Kumar busy enough, he was still looking for a hobby. A decade ago, a friend from college came up with the idea of bantering with Kumar and then uploading the recorded conversation …
Alex Byers / Politico:
Cable firms and broadcasters face off as FCC prepares to review retransmission consent rules — Reckoning nears in TV's fraught relations with providers — If the explosion in cable cord-cutting and on-demand video has turned the steady television business into the Wild West …
Ed Sherman / Poynter:
Two-year-old app SportsManias expands the reach of print with team-centric aggregation — SportsManias believes it can expand reach of newspaper sports team coverage — Tim Stephens doesn't think newspapers are dying. Quite the contrary, especially when it comes to sports.
Jordan Valinsky / Digiday:
The final ‘Daily Show’ garners 185,000 tweets; the GOP debate 1.7 million — Sixteen years and nearly 2,700 episodes later, Jon Stewart signed off from the ‘Daily Show’ one final time last night. — Comedy Central has been promoting his last week of show with the hashtag #JonVoyage (get it? …
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Mediaite, @googletrends, The Wrap, Broadcasting & Cable and Business Insider
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