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12:40 PM ET, October 24, 2015

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Lucia Moses / Digiday:
In six months, Quartz's 130 videos had 43.4M views on Facebook and 1.6M views on YouTube  —  In six months, Quartz videos rack up 45 million views on platforms  —  With the launch of CNN's Great Big Story and publishers like BuzzFeed and Business Insider before it, the distributed approach …
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Mike Shields / Wall Street Journal:
Digital Natives Like BuzzFeed and Business Insider Rule Facebook Video Early On  —  Few traditional media companies dot the list of top creators, according to analytics firm Tubular Labs  —  CNN is using Facebook to launch an entirely new digital media brand—Great Big Story.
Startup L. Jackson / Startups and S**t:
Why distribution deals with unsigned artists are a good path to profitability for music platforms like Pandora and Spotify  —  Thinking Outside of Pandora's Box  —  “And you ain't get a coin, [Nas], you was getting f**ked then  —  I know who I paid, God - Serchlite publishing
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Mathew Ingram / Fortune:
Pandora shares fall more than 30% after company reports quarterly loss of $85M
Susan Burton / New York Times:
Profile of Terry Gross, who marks the 40th anniversary of her interview show Fresh Air  —  Terry Gross and the Art of Opening Up … On a late-summer morning, Terry Gross sat before a computer in her office — a boxy, glass-fronted room at WHYY in Philadelphia — composing interview questions.
Discussion: @benmullin and Fast Company
Mark Joyella / TVNewser:
Univision Crew Turned Away from Trump Campaign Event  —  Journalists from Univision say they were turned away from a Donald Trump campaign event in Doral, Florida today.  —  Lourdes Del Rio, a Univision anchor, said no reason was given by the campaign when they were refused permission to cover the event.
Dave Itzkoff / New York Times:
Andy Kaufman and Redd Foxx to Tour, Years After Death, as Holograms  —  As comedians, Redd Foxx and Andy Kaufman could hardly be more different.  Foxx, the pioneering nightclub performer and star of “Sanford & Son,” who died in 1991, was candid, socially conscious and unapologetically obscene.
Elsa Keslassy / Variety:
Vivendi Increases Stakes In Telecom Italia To 20 Percent  —  DIJON, France- Aiming to expand its activities in Southern Europe, Paris-based Vivendi has upped its stakes in Telecom Italia to 19.9 percent.  —  Vivendi became Telecom Italia's biggest shareholder in June after buying 14.9 percent of the leading European telecom.
Claire Atkinson / New York Post:
Sources: Disney nears deal that would give it small direct stake in Vice Media  —  Disney near deal to buy a stake in Vice Media  —  Vice Media is getting another big media backer as it prepares to launch a major TV offensive, The Post has learned.  —  Disney is poised to take a small stake …
Sarah Frier / Bloomberg Business:
Twitter's first Promoted Moments native advertising campaign rolls out this weekend  —  Twitter Rolls Out Advertising on New ‘Moments’ Feature  —  First Promoted Moment to run this weekend for movie ‘Creed’  —  Twitter Inc. isn't wasting any time making money from its newest feature, called Moments.
Karl Bode / DSLreports:
Charter Quietly Offers Skinny Bundle Aimed at Cord Cutters  —  Charter has very quietly launched a skinny bundle of basic TV channels in an attempt to keep users from cutting the cord.  Charter's new “Spectrum TV Stream” service costs $13 a month, and includes a free Roku 3 player …
 
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Todd Spangler / Variety:
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