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    Why the Odds Are Stacked Against the Jimmy Wales Journalism Project

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  • Business Leaders Meet In Sun Valley, Idaho For Allen And Co. Annual ConferenceTech

    Here’s What to Expect With the Changing of the Guard at Fox News

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    The Guardian Pulls Out of Facebook’s Instant Articles and Apple News

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  • WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will only turn himself in if Chelsea Manning gets clemency.Tech

    Why Charging WikiLeaks With Espionage Would Threaten a Free Press

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  • FRANCE-INTERNET-GOOGLETech

    Here’s Why a Google-Powered Ad Blocker Is a Really Bad Idea

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  • attends the "Killing Reagan" Washington, DC Premiere at The Newseum on October 6, 2016 in Washington, DC.Tech

    Bill O’Reilly’s Career at Fox News Is Hanging by a Thread

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  • Mark Zuckerberg Delivers Keynote Address At Facebook F8 ConferenceTech

    Facebook Battles Snapchat Over Future of the Camera

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  • Flipboard CEO and co-founder Mike McCueTech

    Flipboard Is Opening Up its Digital Magazines to Video Ads and Content

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  • Inside The Oculus Connect 3 EventTech

    How Instant Articles Turned Into Another Facebook Bait-and-Switch

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    Facebook Killing Another Example of Live Video Feature’s Dark Side

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  • Twitter Is Said to Be Discussing a Possible TakeoverTech

    Why Twitter Should Be Applauded for Challenging Trump’s Attack on Free Speech

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  • AMFOOT-NFL-SUPERBOWLTech

    Here’s Why Twitter Lost the NFL and Will Probably Lose Similar Deals in the Future

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  • New York Giants v Miami DolphinsTech

    Here’s Why ESPN’s New Politics Guidelines Probably Won’t Help

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  • New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg Visits FOX's "The O'Reilly Factor"Tech

    More Advertisers Boycott Fox News Show After Harassment Allegations

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  • GOP Presidential Candidates Debate In DetroitTech

    TV Watching Is in Decline, But News Consumption Is Booming

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