Mathew Ingram

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    Facebook’s dilemma: Its filtering algorithms just aren’t smart enough

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    The Bezos effect kicks in: WaPo now bundled with Amazon Prime

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    There could be a silver lining behind the ad-blocking apocalypse

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    Blendle: “iTunes for news” startup expands into Germany, eyes U.S.

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  • Facebook And Other Apps For iPhone And HTC Mobile HandsetsTech

    Google’s version of Instant Articles—can it beat Facebook by being open?

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    Colbert’s interview with Joe Biden proves that TV still has power

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  • Google Updates Its LogoTech

    Google wants to woo publishers with this alternative to Facebook ‘Instant Articles’

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  • Apple CEO TIm Cook speaks about Apple TV during an Apple media event in San Francisco, CaliforniaTech

    Apple TV continues the unbundling of traditional television

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  • Flipboard CEO and co-founder Mike McCueTech

    Flipboard CEO Mike McCue: We’re not afraid of Apple News

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  • Tax Day Freebies for 2018Tech

    Dear ad industry: Suing ad blockers and cutting off readers is not a great strategy

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  • Twitter Goes Public On The New York Stock ExchangeTech

    Rights groups call on Twitter to reverse its ban on Politwoops accounts

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  • <> on November 7, 2013 in London, England.Tech

    Should Twitter lose the 140-character limit or would that be suicide?

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  • GREECE-EUROPE-MIGRANTSTech

    Sometimes we need to see horrific images like that Syrian boy’s body on the beach

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  • US-INTERNET-COMPANY-TWITTERTech

    Twitter needs the news and the news needs Twitter

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    Grasswire relaunches its crowdsourced Wikipedia of news

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