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The Secret to the Next Four Years is Deep Nausea.

The episode examines familial connections, media adaptations, and the evolving role of journalism in today's society.
#election-night
from The Atlantic
1 week ago
Miscellaneous

The Tyranny of the Election Needle

Election Night information is chaotic and overwhelming, with no ideal way to consume updates.

US election results: when will we know who is the next president?

Election results won't likely be known on election night due to close race and swing state vote counts.

The Tyranny of the Election Needle

Election Night information is chaotic and overwhelming, with no ideal way to consume updates.

US election results: when will we know who is the next president?

Election results won't likely be known on election night due to close race and swing state vote counts.
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#brand-safety

If it's brand safety you really want, drop the tech and trust the editors

Misguided agencies are missing out on quality media by overemphasizing brand safety concerns.
The rise of digital advertising has complicated traditional media ad placements, emphasizing fear over relevance.

Disbandment of GARM a good first step in dispelling news brand safety myths

Overemphasis on brand safety is damaging to vital news media and informed public discourse.

If it's brand safety you really want, drop the tech and trust the editors

Misguided agencies are missing out on quality media by overemphasizing brand safety concerns.
The rise of digital advertising has complicated traditional media ad placements, emphasizing fear over relevance.

Disbandment of GARM a good first step in dispelling news brand safety myths

Overemphasis on brand safety is damaging to vital news media and informed public discourse.
morebrand-safety
#social-media

Black Insurrectionist' Account Behind Fake ABC Whistleblower' Is a White Guy From Upstate New York: Report

The true identity of the Twitter user pushing a conspiracy theory was revealed to be a White man misrepresenting himself as Black.

First Jan. 6 rioter to breach the Capitol sentenced to prison

The critical role of accurate news in an information-dependent society is emphasized.

Black Insurrectionist' Account Behind Fake ABC Whistleblower' Is a White Guy From Upstate New York: Report

The true identity of the Twitter user pushing a conspiracy theory was revealed to be a White man misrepresenting himself as Black.

First Jan. 6 rioter to breach the Capitol sentenced to prison

The critical role of accurate news in an information-dependent society is emphasized.
moresocial-media
#copyright-infringement

Major publishers sue Perplexity AI for scraping content

Major US publishers have sued AI startup Perplexity for scraping their content without compensation, citing copyright infringement and intellectual property violations.

Wall Street Journal and New York Post are suing Perplexity AI for copyright infringement

News Corp. is suing Perplexity for copyright infringement, claiming it competing for readers while using their content.

Major publishers sue Perplexity AI for scraping content

Major US publishers have sued AI startup Perplexity for scraping their content without compensation, citing copyright infringement and intellectual property violations.

Wall Street Journal and New York Post are suing Perplexity AI for copyright infringement

News Corp. is suing Perplexity for copyright infringement, claiming it competing for readers while using their content.
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Donald Trump to skip '60 Minutes' interview - Poynter

The Trump campaign criticized Harris for avoiding interviews, yet Trump withdrew from a scheduled CBS '60 Minutes' appearance.
#data-dividend
from The Mercury News
2 months ago
Media industry

Skelton: Newsom and lawmakers bow to Google, killing help for news industry

Governor Newsom's inaction contradicts his promises to support news organizations and compensate them for their content.

Column: Newsom and lawmakers bow to Google, sticking it to the news industry

Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill requiring internet companies to pay for news, contradicting earlier commitments to protect journalists' rights.
Despite initial promises of a 'Data Dividend,' no legislative action has been taken to secure fair compensation for news organizations.

Skelton: Newsom and lawmakers bow to Google, killing help for news industry

Governor Newsom's inaction contradicts his promises to support news organizations and compensate them for their content.

Column: Newsom and lawmakers bow to Google, sticking it to the news industry

Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill requiring internet companies to pay for news, contradicting earlier commitments to protect journalists' rights.
Despite initial promises of a 'Data Dividend,' no legislative action has been taken to secure fair compensation for news organizations.
moredata-dividend

WCBS-AM, legendary NYC news station, is going off the air

WCBS Newsradio 880 is signing off after nearly 60 years, transitioning to sports radio as ESPN New York.

UK publishing group asks Apple not to hurt web ad revenue

Apple's plan for AI-powered ad blocking in iOS 18 could threaten news publication revenue.

Mediaite Turns 15: Dan Abrams Looks Back at Highs, Lows And How the Site Almost Broke Him

The early resistance from the media became a part of Mediaite's DNA, fueling its success and enhancing its endurance.

News Corp Earnings Illustrate The News Industry's Ad Woes | AdExchanger

News Corp's revenue decline is largely due to a drop in ad income, prompting a shift towards subscriptions and other revenue streams.

Gannett and McClatchy to drop The Associated Press. What does that mean? - Poynter

Gannett and McClatchy are stopping use of AP content, impacting AP's revenue.
AP has diversified its services to reduce reliance on newspaper fees.

Australian news media could seek payment from Meta for content used to train AI

Media companies in Australia may seek compensation from Meta for using news sources in AI training.
There are parallels between the news media bargaining code and the use of news in training AI models by tech companies like Meta.

What is fair reporting? You be the judge - Poynter

News media faces challenges of polarization, trust decline, and reader disengagement.
Newsweek is addressing these concerns with the Fairness Meter, allowing readers to rate articles' fairness.

Why Google Could Pay Billions to US Publishers in 2024

An agreement struck earlier this month between Google and the Canadian government on behalf of the news industry has added further momentum to similar legislative efforts in the U.S., according to News/Media Alliance president and CEO Danielle Coffey.

Is Journalism Ready?

The relationship between Donald Trump and the news media has been hostile yet beneficial for both sides.
Trump's absence from the presidency led to a decline in readership and viewership for media organizations.

Jon Stewart Goes OFF on CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News Wildly Speculating on the Future' During Trump Trial

News media criticized for failing to hold politicians accountable, focusing on speculation over facts.
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