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Mathew Ingram

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    YouTube and Twitch are circling each other, with guns drawn

    By Mathew Ingram
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    Deezer prospectus makes one thing clear: Streaming music is a terrible business

    By Mathew Ingram
  • Inside The South By Southwest (SXSW) Interactive FestivalTech

    Between intrusive ads and outright fraud, the online ad industry is a mess

    By Mathew Ingram
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    No, e-book sales are not falling, despite what publishers say

    By Mathew Ingram
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    Cost of mobile ad-blocking will only be $1 billion, research firm says

    By Mathew Ingram
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    The Washington Post and Facebook: Smart strategy or deal with the devil?

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    Here’s why Axel Springer might be willing to buy Business Insider for $560 million

    By Mathew Ingram
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    TV engagement secrets from Twitter, everyone’s favorite second screen

    By Mathew Ingram
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    HBO may be king of the Emmys, but it should watch its back — Amazon has arrived

    By Mathew Ingram
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    Is using ad-blocking software morally wrong? The debate continues

    By Mathew Ingram
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    The NFL’s deal with Snapchat is a glimpse of the future

    By Mathew Ingram
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    Facebook takes aim at Twitter with news curation tool Signal

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    You shouldn’t feel bad about using an ad blocker, and here’s why

    By Mathew Ingram
  • James "Jim" Dolan, president and chief executive officer of Cablevision Systems Corp., speaks at INTX: The Internet & Television Expo in Chicago, Illinois, U.S., on Wednesday, May 6, 2015. The event, formerly known as the The Cable Show, has been the reimagined for doing business in the digital economy by the National Cable and Telecommunications Association (NCTA). Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg *** Local Caption *** Jim DolanTech

    French media giant Altice set to acquire Cablevision for $18 billion

    By Mathew Ingram
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