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11:25 AM ET, October 31, 2013

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Christine Haughney / New York Times:
Times Co. Reports Quarterly Loss After Sale of Globe  —  The New York Times Company reported on Thursday a net loss in the third quarter, driven mainly by the company's recent sale of the New England Media Group, which included The Boston Globe.  Digital circulation gains helped produce a slight increase in overall revenue.
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New York Times Company:
The New York Times Company Reports 2013 Third-Quarter Results  —  NEW YORK—(BUSINESS WIRE)— The New York Times Company (NYSE:NYT) announced an operating profit of $12.9 million in the third quarter of 2013 compared with $8.9 million in the same period of 2012.
Discussion: @zseward
Dan Primack / Fortune:
Norman Pearlstine leaves Bloomberg for Time Inc.  —  Veteran media exec returning to Time Inc., as company preps for spin-out from Time Warner.  —  FORTUNE — Media executive Norman Pearlstine is stepping down as Bloomberg LP's chief content officer, in order to take a similar position with Time Inc. (publisher of Fortune).
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Press Gazette:
News of the World hacked rival journalists as part of the ‘dog eat dog’ world of journalism
Discussion: Irish Independent and Variety
Lucia Moses / Adweek:
Time Inc. Signs on With Flipboard  —  No. 1 magazine publisher Time Inc. announced plans to put its magazine content on Flipboard.  People and InStyle will roll out this week on the mobile news aggregator app, with Time and Fortune scheduled to follow in December.
Discussion: The Next Web, Gigaom and @time_inc
Andrew Beaujon / Poynter:
USA Today's circulation up 67 percent?  Newspaper industry makes comparisons increasingly difficult  —  Circulation in September 2013 rose at The New York Times, fell at The Wall Street Journal and skyrocketed at USA Today, according to figures released Thursday by the Alliance for Audited Media.
Jim Romenesko:
‘Change is hard’: Consumer Reports restructures to survive in the digital era  —  Consumer Reports and Consumers Union, the policy and action division of the magazine, showed a hefty profit of $21,414,103 for the fiscal year ending May 31, 2008.  The next two years were profitable, too …
Discussion: Talking Biz News, Gigaom and @1bobcohn
Todd Spangler / Variety:
Time Warner Cable Drops 306,000 TV Subs, In Part Because of CBS Blackout  —  MSO also cuts full-year revenue growth forecast after subscriber losses  —  A monthlong blackout of CBS for Time Warner Cable customers in key markets led the cable operator to lose more residential video subscribers …
Matt Buchanan / New Yorker:
Waiting for the Next Great Technology Critic  —  For well over a decade, the two most influential voices about consumer technology have been a sixty-six-year-old man who lives just outside of Washington, D.C. and a fifty-year-old man who resides in Westport, Connecticut.
Erik Wemple:
Just who is meddling with the Philadelphia Inquirer?  —  George E. Norcross III, part owner of the Philadelphia Inquirer, likes data.  He is a prominent insurance executive and a massive force in New Jersey Democratic politics, not to mention the chairman of the board of trustees …
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Roxanne Cooper / The Raw Story:
Village Voice editor Tony Ortega to helm editorial at Raw Story  —  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  —  Village Voice editor Tony Ortega to helm editorial at Raw Story  —  BERKELEY, CA - October 31, 2013 — Raw Story is pleased to announce that Tony Ortega, former editor-in-chief at The Village Voice …
Discussion: FishbowlNY and @rawstory
Patrick Wintour / Guardian:
New press regulation system ‘entirely voluntary’, says Nick Clegg  —  Deputy PM dismisses claims of end to press freedom as ‘wild hyperbole’, saying no media outlet will be required to sign up  —  Newspapers will not be required to enter into the new system of press regulation agreed by the privy council , Nick Clegg has said.
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Lynne Marek / Crain's Chicago Business:
Chicago Tribune braces for cost cuts  —  Chicago Tribune is preparing to reduce costs as it makes plans for next year, even as it expects to exceed projections for this year, the newspaper's publisher said in a memo to employees today.  —  “As is typical this time of year …
Laura Hazard Owen / Gigaom:
Amazon will test 2 new dramas, by X-Files screenwriter Chris Carter and author Michael Connelly  —  Amazon Studios is considering its first hour-long original dramas, and has greenlighted two pilots for testing by Amazon users.  If the pilots get positive viewer feedback …
Discussion: Amazon.com, The Wrap, Variety and The Verge
Vicky Gan / Smithsonian:
The Phone That Helped Andy Carvin Report the Arab Spring is Now in the Smithsonian  —  Andy Carvin is a man of many titles—"digital media anchor," “real-time news DJ” and “online community organizer,” to name a few—but the one he is most comfortable with is “storyteller.”
Discussion: @cheeky_geeky and @jilliancyork
Umberto Bacchi / International Business Times:
Saudi Journalist Tariq al-Mubarak Arrested over Support for Women Drive Ban Protest  —  About 60 women in Saudi Arabia openly flouted the law by driving through the streets (Reuters)  —  Human rights activists have urged Saudi authorities to release a local journalist who was arrested …
Roy Greenslade / Guardian:
FT teams up with Japan's Nikkei  —  The Financial Times is forging close links with Japan's leading business media group, Nikkei, according to a memo on its website by the FT's editor, Lionel Barber.  —  He writes that the pink paper's latest Japan Special Report marks the start …
Discussion: Financial Times
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Andrew Beaujon / Poynter:
Digital subscriptions up 24% at Financial Times
Discussion: AdExchanger, Pearson and Guardian
PC World:
Copyright levy for ISPs violates EU regulation, Belgian government says  —  A plan by the Belgian association of authors, composers and publishers to make ISPs pay copyright levies for offering access to copyright-protected material online violates the European e-commerce directive, a Belgian government spokeswoman said Wednesday.
 
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BBC:
Syria: Kidnapped Polish journalist escapes from captors
Eric Pfanner / New York Times:
Sony Blames Box-Office Trouble for Its Quarterly Loss
Discussion: Variety and Hollywood Reporter
Scott Roxborough / Hollywood Reporter:
German Court Bans Internet ‘Throttling’ by Deutsche Telekom
Discussion: Bloomberg, ZDNet and Engadget
Steven Lee Myers / Lens:
In Russia, Conflating Journalism and ‘Hooliganism’
Discussion: @greenpeace
Abhrajit Gangopadhyay / Southeast Asia Real Time:
Court Ruling Seen as Win for Independent Media in Malaysia
Liana B. Baker / Reuters:
Comcast could license tech to other U.S. cable operators: executive
Discussion: FierceCable
Lucas Shaw / The Wrap:
Chernin Group to Pay Less Than $100M for Majority Stake in Video Site Crunchyroll
Discussion: AllThingsD and Variety
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Alastair Reid / Journalism.co.uk:
Forbes launches SafeSource for anonymous tips
Mathew Ingram / paidContent:
Former NYT and Reuters editor Jim Roberts talks about why he is joining Mashable
Laura Hazard Owen / Gigaom:
Random House acquires Figment, the teen writing site founded by Condé Nast vets
Joe Pompeo / Capital New York:
This year, no star-studded lunch planned for Time ‘Person of the Year’ rollout
Taylor Soper / GeekWire:
ESPN mobile properties saw more unique visitors than ESPN.com in September for first time ever
Discussion: Poynter
David Zurawik / Baltimore Sun:
‘PBS NewsHour’ has lost 48 percent of its audience in last 8 years