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    Apple’s New Rules Are Great, But No One Is Going to Download Your App

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    Digg Launches a News Bot That Lives Inside Facebook Messenger

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  • Sir Tim Berners-LeeTech

    The Web Needs Fixing, Says the Man Who Invented It

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  • Inside the New York TimesTech

    The New York Times Is Preparing to Step Up Its War on Ad Blockers

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  • Clinton referred to several items GOP leaders refuse to consider, including background checks and the Supreme Court vacancy.Tech

    Is It Wrong for the Media to Say Clinton Has Clinched the Democratic Nomination?

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  • Sumner RedstoneTech

    Viacom’s Fate Hinges on the Well-Being of a 93-Year-Old Billionaire

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    Trump Has Lost the Support of Morning Joe, and That’s Saying Something

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    Google Removes a Chrome Extension That Identified and Tracked Jews

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    Here’s Why We Need a First Amendment for Social Platforms

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  • The Chicago Tribune Building Ahead Of Tribune Media Co. Earnings FiguresTech

    Tribune Rebuffs Gannett Again, Gets Sued, Changes Name to Tronc

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    State Department Admits Editing Video to Remove Question About Iran

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    Snapchat Now Has More Daily Users Than Twitter Does

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  • Vanity Fair New Establishment Summit - Day 2Tech

    Twitter: Still a Bit of a Clown Car, But Without the Gold Mine

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  • Amazon founder and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry deliver remarks during the opening ceremony of the newspaper's new location January 28, 2016 in Washington, DC.Tech

    Jeff Bezos Makes it Clear Where He Stands on Freedom of Speech

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  • Premiere Of EPIX's "Under The Gun" - ArrivalsTech

    Here’s Why Katie Couric’s Eight Second Editing Mistake Is Such a Big Deal

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