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Benjamin Mullin / Poynter:
New York Times shutters City Room blog — The New York Times on Monday announced it will close its City Room blog, which for years has been a clearinghouse for the paper's metro news: … The announcement, which appeared in a City Room post under Andy Newman's byline …
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New York Times, The New York Observer, @moorehn, @bendreyfuss, @bydanielvictor, @mikeisaac, @jayrosen_nyu, @jeffjarvis and NYConvergence.com
Mike Butcher / TechCrunch:
Netflix, SoundCloud, Vimeo and more join tech firms and activists objecting to EU's net neutrality law to be voted on Tuesday — Tech Giants Sign Letter Against EU Laws To Hand Huge New Powers To ISPs — New European legislation which threatens net neutrality is set to go before the EU Parliament Tuesday.
Variety:
CBS News Partners With Twitter For Nov. 14 Democratic Debate — Twitter is looking to capitalize on the traction that presidential debates are having on TV, partnering with CBS News for coverage of the Nov. 14 Democratic face-off in Des Moines, Iowa. — Twitter will serve up data …
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The Twitter Blog, TVNewser, Politico, @gov, The Huffington Post, FishbowlDC, StreetInsider.com, Broadcasting & Cable, FishbowlNY and The Wrap
John Ourand / SportsBusiness Daily:
Sources place most of the blame for ESPN layoffs on rising costs of NFL, MLB, and NBA rights deals, and deep distribution cuts — The moves that forced ESPN's cuts — Media executives point to rights fees, loss of subscribers … As the names of the roughly 300 laid-off ESPN employees leaked though …
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Fortune, @pkedrosky and @jyarow
Sarah Perez / TechCrunch:
The NFL's First Live-Streamed Game On Yahoo Attracted Over 15 Million Viewers — Yahoo and the NFL this morning said that over 15 million people tuned into the first-ever global live stream of a regular season NFL game, hosted by Yahoo on Sunday, which featured a match-up Buffalo Bills and Jacksonville Jaguars.
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CNNMoney, Ars Technica, Wall Street Journal, The Verge, DSLreports, Home Media Magazine, WebProNews, Deadspin, Engadget, Adweek, Ad Age, Variety, Los Angeles Times, USA Today, Hollywood Reporter, The Drum, Reuters, VentureBeat, Variety, Business Insider, Forbes and Re/code
Jessica Davies / Digiday:
Bloomberg Media rolls out ad tech tools to boost revenues in Europe, Middle East, and Asia — How Bloomberg plans to monetize trending news and social traffic across EMEA — Bloomberg Media wants to further monetize trending news stories as well as readers who arrive on its sites from social media …
Discussion:
Media Wire Daily and Talking Biz News
Jeffrey A. Trachtenberg / Wall Street Journal:
Sources: Time Inc. acquires women's sites xoJane and xoVain, operated by Say Media and founder and editor Jane Pratt; Pratt and staff to join Time — Time Inc. Acquires Websites Aimed at Women — Publisher aims to bolster digital reach with xoJane.com and xoVain.com
Discussion:
Media Wire Daily
Politico:
Business Insider founder Henry Blodget talks about rivals, the media industry “bubble”, and Axel Springer's purchase — The 60-second interview: Henry Blodget, editor in chief and CEO, Business Insider — POLITICO: Not surprisingly, Business Insider in 2015 looks a lot different than early iterations.
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FishbowlNY
John Eggerton / Multichannel News:
AT&T U-verse and Tribune Broadcasting reach retransmission deal that includes carrying WGN — AT&T U-verse, Tribune Get Retrans Deal Done — Includes Carriage of WGN America on U-verse, DirecTV — WASHINGTON — AT&T's U-verse TV and Tribune Broadcasting have resolved …
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JSOnline, Variety, Deadline, Broadcasting & Cable and The Wrap
Oxford American:
Eliza Borné named new editor of Oxford American magazine — ELIZA BORNÉ NAMED EDITOR — We are pleased to announce that Eliza Borné is the new editor of the Oxford American, succeeding Roger D. Hodge, who left the magazine in June. Borné joined the magazine …
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FishbowlNY
Nathan McAlone / Business Insider:
Siri is not providing answers to music chart related queries from people who are not subscribed to Apple Music — Siri is refusing to answer certain questions from people who aren't Apple Music subscribers — Apple Music listeners are starting to end their three-month free trials — and Siri has begun to play hardball.
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NBC News, AppleInsider and The Verge
Benjamin Mullin / Poynter:
Why TV partners with social media to cover debates — and how it falls short — Remember the post-debate spin room? Once upon a time, viewers turned exclusively to news channels to watch network-appointed experts on the left and right serve up soundbites after the candidates quit their lecterns.