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  • The New Yorker's David Remnick Hosts White House Correspondents' Dinner Weekend Pre-PartyTech

    Vox thinks like a platform, makes its card-stack “explainers” embeddable

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  • US-MEDIA-IT-INTERNETTech

    Quartz is pursuing a BuzzFeed-style strategy with its video unit

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  • 153449618Tech

    Everything you need to know about the future of print media in a single chart

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  • Internet 'troll' convictions soarTech

    What the Re/code acquisition says about the future of media

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  • Tech

    Can a news site be reborn? Gigaom readers are about to find out

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  • Flipboard Inc. CEO Mike McCue InterviewTech

    Should Twitter buy Flipboard? The answer isn’t obvious

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  • Time Warner Cable Inc. employees helps a customer inside the Time Warner Cable Inc. store in New York, N.Y., U.S., on Wednesday, January 28, 2015. Photographer: Michael Nagle/BloombergTech

    Charter said to be close to $55 billion deal for Time Warner Cable

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  • Amazon Unveils Its First SmartphoneTech

    Amazon to start paying more EU taxes after pressure from regulators

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  • Evan Spiegel, SnapchatTech

    Here’s why media companies should pay attention to Snapchat

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  • WIRED Business Conference: Think BiggerTech

    What does Medium want to be when it grows up? More like Twitter, it seems

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  • Tech

    With the help of NYT execs, Some Spider wants to spin a web of media properties

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  • Inside The F8 Facebook Developers ConferenceTech

    Is Facebook’s Internet.org project a charitable effort or a customer acquisition strategy?

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  • Best IPO Twitter Last year Twitter paid close attention to Facebook’s troubled IPO and decided to pull a George Costanza: It did everything differently. NYSE over Nasdaq; Goldman Sachs instead of Morgan Stanley; the company didn’t try to squeeze out every last dollar or let insiders sell; its execs even showed up in Manhattan to […]Tech

    Tweets are back in Google search because both sides realize they need each other

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  • Speculation Surrounds The Financial TimesTech

    The Financial Times bets on new ad format: Brands pay for time, not pageviews or clicks

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  • Media Company Launch Party For QuartzTech

    More media companies need to think of themselves the way Quartz does

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