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ITunes users spend a lot on apps and music, not so much on ebooks (chart) -
Besides the future of iOS and OS X, we've recently learned a lot from Apple about the state of iTunes.PaidContent 11 hours ago:
The New York Times is making ads for the future — but where’s the present day money? -
The Idea Lab of the New York Times has cranked out a series of innovative ad products. Here's some examples -- and a look at why the flashy ads haven't lifted Times' ad sales out of a rut.PaidContent 13 hours ago:
For some in Arab nations, Facebook is the only news source that matters -
A new study shows that Facebook is one of the top sources of news in some Arab nations, thanks in part to a growing use of social media -- and a distrust of traditional media sources.PaidContent 13 hours ago:
Feedly hits 12 million users, launches web version and quits relying on Google’s backend -
Feedly is no longer relying on Google Reader's backend, and on Wednesday it announced a much-requested web-only version and a bunch of new apps.PaidContent 14 hours ago:
Apple TV gets HBO Go and sports with WatchESPN -
None of this makes Apple TV a viable cable replacement those who want premium content and live sports because it still requires that pesky cable subscription.PaidContent 15 hours ago:
Janus Friis’ video service Vdio opens up for everybody. Next up: subscriptions? -
Users don't need a Rdio subscription to access movies and TV shows on Vdio anymore - but the services are working on even closer ties.PaidContent less than a day ago:
Netflix will launch in the Netherlands in late 2013, as its international expansion slows -
Love Amsterdam? So does Netflix: The streaming service revealed that it's going to launch in the Netherlands later this year.PaidContent less than a day ago:
When journalists attack: Glenn Greenwald takes on Kurt Eichenwald over the NSA story -
Some of the tension between Glenn Greenwald and other national-security journalists over the NSA surveillance story broke out into the open on Tuesday in a Twitter fight between the Guardian writer and Kurt Eichenwald of Vanity Fair.PaidContent less than a day ago:
Google files free speech challenge to FISA gag orders, renews criticism of Guardian -
Google has sued to shine more light on the secret court that approves controversial national security letters -- the petition also represents part of the ongoing PR strategy of tech companies caught up in a surveillance scandal.PaidContent less than a day ago:
