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    Jack Dorsey Bought Twitter Stock, Should You?

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    News Outlets Wrestle With Whether to Stop Interviewing Trump Advisers

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    BuzzFeed and NBCUniversal Partnering on New TV Shows

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  • Inside The Oculus Connect 3 Event

    Facebook Looks for Music Deals as It Tries to Challenge YouTube

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  • The Washington Post Goes All In With Snapchat Discover

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    Liberals Are Just as Guilty of Falling for Fake News as Conservatives

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  • Trump signs Executive OrdersTech

    How Trump’s Tweets Helped Convince the Appeals Court to Reject His Travel Ban

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    Facebook Denies It’s a Media Outlet, But Many Users Disagree

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  • Annual Allen And Co. Investors Meeting Draws CEO's And Business Leaders To Sun Valley, Idaho

    Twitter Needs More Than Just Donald Trump to Survive

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  • Donald Trump And Ted Cruz Join Capitol Hill Rally Against Iran Deal

    Fake News Isn’t a New Problem, and We’re Better Equipped to Fight It Now

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    Flipboard Rolls Out a New Upgrade With Smart Magazines

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    Trump’s War on Media Fuels Criticism of White House Dinner

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  • In this photo illustration the app of Snapchat is displayed on a smartphone on September 27, 2016 in Berlin, Germany.Tech

    Is Snap the Next Facebook or the Next Twitter?

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  • New York Times' Quarterly Profits Falls 58 PercentTech

    Donald Trump Is Helping, But the New York Times Is Still Struggling

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  • Key Speakers At The APEC 2016 ConferenceTech

    Facebook’s Growth Appears to Be Unstoppable, at Least for Now

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