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Sources: Cablevision to be acquired by European telecoms company Altice for $17.7B including debt — Altice to buy Cablevision for $17.7B including debt: Sources — Acquisitive Netherlands-based telecoms company Altice will buy U..S. cable television provider Cablevision for $17.7 billion including debt, sources told CNBC.
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Méxicoleaks has uncovered a number of major scandals since its launch — Méxicoleaks has uncovered a number of major scandals since its launch.


Twitter and Bloomberg sign licensing deal increasing Twitter data available in terminals and offering a curated feed of financial tweets — Bloomberg and Twitter Sign Data Licensing Agreement — Bloomberg adds enhanced custom alerts and tools to its Twitter offering
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SEC filing indicates BuzzFeed aims to raise an additional $100M to add to earlier $200M from NBCUniversal — Buzzfeed could raise another $100 million in current funding round — Buzzfeed could raise an additional $100 million as part of its current funding round, according to documents that the company filed with the SEC today.


La Presse to drop weekday print edition beginning January 1, 2016, push readers to La Presse+ tablet edition — Quebec's La Presse to scrap weekday print edition to focus on app — La Presse will scrap its weekday print edition starting Jan. 1, staking its future on its popular tablet app …
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Warner Bros. Sells Digital Content Distribution Service to Vubiquity as It Trims Costs — Warner Bros. is outsourcing its digital content distribution business as it fights to trim overhead costs. — The studio sold its Digital-End-to-End managed content service to Vubiquity …
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Facebook to start using browsing data from Like and Share buttons in its ad targeting system starting next month, opt-out setting available — Facebook's Like Buttons Will Soon Track Your Web Browsing to Target Ads — Facebook's “Like” buttons have been logging data on our browsing for years …
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How Recode, Reuters, Popular Science, The Week, Mic, The Verge, and USA Today's FTW have continued talking with readers after shutting off comments — What happened after 7 news sites got rid of reader comments — Recode, Reuters, Popular Science, The Week, Mic, The Verge …
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CBS All Access now available for Android TV, sources say coming to Apple TV and other platforms soon — CBS plans to bring All Access service to Apple TV, other platforms in the near future — CBS plans to bring its $5.99/month All Access subscription service, which offers a mix …


Public library in New Hampshire votes to continue supporting Tor for anonymous browsing despite concerns from DHS, police and local government — West Lebanon library to keep backing Tor — From left, Mary Sorens, of West Lebanon, N.H., Carla Gericke, of Manchester, N.H., Jason Sorens …


AT&T Taps Former Sirius XM, Cisco Exec as Video and Internet CTO — Enrique Rodriguez joins telco after former DirecTV CTO Rômulo Pontual exits — AT&T has hired Enrique Rodriguez as executive VP and chief technical officer for its Entertainment and Internet business …
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Open State Foundation has uploaded Politwoops' archive of 1M deleted politician tweets to the Internet Archive — Open State preserves Politwoops' history on the net — In a move to preserve the public record for everyone, Open State has uploaded its complete Politwoops archive …
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Amazon offers Prime members Washington Post National Digital Edition subscriptions free for six months, then $48 per year — Jeff Bezos (finally) pumps up the Post with Prime — In a potentially game-changing move, Amazon will begin offering free to dirt-cheap subscriptions to The Washington Post …
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The Washington Post aims to become a nationally dominant paper through Amazon customers
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