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PaidContent  6 hours ago:

Crowdsourcing the news: Do we need a public license for citizen journalism? -

Social platforms like YouTube have become a rich source of "citizen journalism" about breaking news events, but media outlets don't always provide credit.
PaidContent  8 hours ago:

Fight over TV streaming heats up as broadcasters file new lawsuit in Washington, DC -

The great game between broadcasters and upstart services that stream TV took another turn this week as Fox and others filed a new copyright lawsuit in Washington, DC.
PaidContent  11 hours ago:

News Corp spin-off will include stock buyback fund, poison pill -

News Corp will officially split into two companies on June 28th. The corporation announced new details about the split, including provisions to prevent hostile takeovers.
PaidContent  11 hours ago:

Behold: How Amazon wins the sales tax wars even when it loses -

Amazon has maneuvered to avoid collecting state sales taxes, but that's only part of the story: This week's Fortune cover article reveals that even when things don't go the retailer's way, it's been able to turn them to its advantage.
PaidContent  less than a day ago:

Adios, Dora: Netflix is starting to take Viacom shows offline -

Dora, Diego, Spongebob, Blue's Clues and a number of other kids TV shows were taken offline by Netflix this week as the company's deal with Viacom is expiring.
PaidContent  less than a day ago:

Apple ebook anti-trust trial set for 9-12 days in early June -

Apple and the federal government met on Thursday for a final hearing before their trial, which is set to begin on June 3, and features several high profile witnesses.
PaidContent  less than a day ago:

Why scoops and objectivity matter less and less — because context is everything -

Journalism has been evolving away from just a repetition of facts or events and towards context and analysis, research shows -- but this evolution has also created tension for media companies because it conflicts with the principle of objectivity.
PaidContent  less than a day ago:

Twitter unveils new multi-screen deals with “Twitter Amplify” -

Twitter is rapidly expanding its "multi-screen" ad offerings through a range of new partnerships with sports, news and other media companies.
PaidContent  less than a day ago:

Amazon: victim or aggressor? Issue will frame Apple ebook trial -

Apple and the federal government are about to go to trial over an alleged conspiracy to fix ebook prices -- but recent court filings show that Amazon will play a large role in determining the outcome.
PaidContent  less than a day ago:

Six book-publishing lessons from Open Road Media’s first three years -

When Open Road Media launched in 2009, the idea of an all-digital publisher was still fairly new. Nearly four years later, it's encountering more competition as publishers of all sizes hone their digital strategies.
PaidContent  less than a day ago:

Amazon pushes forward with Kindle Fire HD’s international expansion -

Amazon is making its Kindle Fire HD tablets broadly available internationally, with preorders shipping in June.
PaidContent  2 days ago:

The NYT illustrates how not to take a compliment — send a cease-and-desist notice instead -

The New York Times' legal response to a startup whose software allows publishers to replicate the look of the NYT's Snow Fall feature goes so far above and beyond a simple cease-and-desist it becomes ridiculous.
PaidContent  2 days ago:

Twitter does the two-step, gets serious on security with new authentication feature -

Twitter has finally joined other leading tech companies in offering two factor authentication. The move comes after high profile hacking incidents at the AP and other news outlets.
PaidContent  2 days ago:

Netflix may roll out 16 original shows, stand-up comedy specials next year -

Netflix continues its competition with HBO by going into the stand-up comedy space. Altogether, the company may launch up to 16 original shows next year.
PaidContent  2 days ago:

Instructions on how to transform a comment troll into a human being -

Comment trolls are often used as an example of why blog comments are a waste of time, but a recent series by the Climate Desk showed how they can quickly be turned into human beings.
PaidContent  2 days ago:

Zite adds 7 new publishing partners; updates iOS app with Google Reader-inspired features -

Personalized social reader Zite is updating its iOS app with more Google Reader-inspired features, and also added seven new publishers to its publisher program.
PaidContent  2 days ago:

Soo Meta, the Storify for online video storytelling, launches to the public -

Soo Meta redefines video storytelling by turning Storify-like content curation into great-looking video slideshows.
PaidContent  2 days ago:

Twitter tool lets brands sign up customers inside a tweet -

Twitter's latest ad product provides a call to action right inside a tweet -- showing the company is finally creating marketing tools closer to the "bottom of the funnel.
PaidContent  2 days ago:

Penguin agrees to $75 million class action settlement in ebook pricing lawsuit -

Penguin has agreed to pay $75 million to settle the ebook pricing lawsuit with consumers and states. Meanwhile, Apple and the Department of Justice are set to go to trial on June 3.
PaidContent  3 days ago:

Amazon’s new Kindle Worlds gives authors a way to sell fan fiction without legal hassles -

Amazon Publishing is launching Kindle Worlds, a publishing platform that lets authors sell fan fiction based on properties like Gossip Girl.