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    Breitbart News Denied Permanent Press Credentials for Capitol Hill

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    Why the YouTube Ad Boycott Could Cost Google $750 Million

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    Google Scrambles After British Government, Media Outlets Pull Ads

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  • OMB Director Mick Mulvaney And White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer Brief The Media At The White HouseTech

    White House Reportedly Apologizes to U.K. for Spying Allegations

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    Twitter Goes After Facebook and YouTube With Streaming Video Move

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    Trump Budget Has Public Broadcasting in a Fight for its Life

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    Trump Tax Reveal: Major Scoop or Overhyped Nothingburger?

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    Instagram Has More Pull With Advertisers Than Snapchat

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  • Sean SpicerTech

    Turmoil in the White House Press Corps Plays Into Trump’s Hands

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    How the Washington Post Makes Money From Its Competitors

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    Here’s What Nick Denton Regrets About That Hulk Hogan Story

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  • Apple TV interfaceTech

    Netflix Is Winning the Streaming Race—But for How Long?

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  • At Facebook’s F8 developers conference in April, Zuckerberg laid out the company’s 10-year road map, which includes continued development of artificial intelligence and virtual reality.Tech

    Facebook Kicks Up Live Video Business With Major League Soccer Deal

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  • #CDUdigital Conference In BerlinTech

    Facebook and Google Need to Be Regulated, Says British News Industry

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    Here’s Why One Analyst Thinks Snap’s Shares Won’t Crater

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