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10:25 PM ET, September 25, 2016

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Jeffrey A. Trachtenberg / Wall Street Journal:
BandLab investment in Rolling Stone does not include ownership in Wenner Media; BandLab CEO won't comment on whether it'll be liable in defamation lawsuits  —  Investment doesn't include ownership in Wenner Media  —  Rolling Stone has struck a chord with a new investor.
Discussion: Bloomberg, Media Wire Daily and NPR
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Seth Stevenson / Wall Street Journal:
Snap Inc., formerly Snapchat, unveils Spectacles, sunglasses that record 10 seconds of video at a time with a tap of a button, to be sold this fall for $130  —  IN AN UNMARKED BUILDING on a quiet side street just off the beach in Venice, California, 26-year-old Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel stands in a small conference room.
Liz Spayd / New York Times:
New York Times' public editor calls for the publisher to acknowledge substantial changes to stories  —  IN the history of do-overs at The New York Times, there is one example that may seem of no large consequence but nonetheless infuriated readers.  It involved an obituary about a rocket scientist named Yvonne Brill.
Shan Wang / Nieman Lab:
Slate's editor-in-chief Julia Turner and president Keith Hernandez on Slate at 20 years old, its success in podcasting, membership programs, paywalls, and more  —  Being contrarian sometimes pays off.  Online magazine Slate is now 20 years old, and while its strong takes are stronger than ever …
Discussion: @rafat
The Ringer:
A look at CNN's three shifting identities: as a passive instrument for Trump, a cell of smart anchors, and the cable news embodiment of a low-information voter  —  CNN has revitalized itself in the age of Donald Trump—but is it doing what a news network should?
Discussion: @kyleclark
Susannah Nesmith / Columbia Journalism Review:
Q&A with WLRN health reporter Sammy Mack, on covering the Zika outbreak in South Florida while pregnant  —  Reporter Sammy Mack covers the health beat for public radio station WLRN in South Florida.  (Photo by Scott Schoenleber via WLRN.org, used with permission)
Discussion: @cjr
Joseph Lichterman / Nieman Lab:
Interview with Jim Friedlich, new executive director of The Institute for Journalism in New Media, the nonprofit that owns Philadelphia's two daily newspapers  —  The Institute for Journalism in New Media, the nonprofit that now owns Philadelphia's two daily newspapers …
Nilay Patel / The Verge:
The Verge founding team member Chris Ziegler took a job at Apple two months before leaving the website; internal review finds no impact on editorial decisions  —  Hey everyone — there have been questions about Chris Ziegler and his absence from The Verge in the past few weeks.
Todd Spangler / Variety:
AwesomenessTV partners with Kobalt to identify music talent and connect them with publishing and rights services, launches ad-supported Awesomeness Music  —  AwesomenessTV, which has built its business on the output of young YouTube video creators, is launching a new initiative to discover …
Discussion: Tubefilter and Forbes
David Fischer / Facebook:
Facebook VP of advertising David Fischer explains video metric miscalculation, apologizes, says the mistake had no impact on billing  —  Many of you may have seen the reports about our video metric miscalculation - I want to provide further clarity on the issue.
 
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CNN commentator Corey Lewandowski set to get nearly $500K from Trump campaign from April 2015 to December 2016, almost 25% coming as severance after June firing
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