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8y ago
When Google and Facebook control 80% of the advertising market through surveillance duopoly, 20% goes to all the publishers in the world. They are starving. I call it Google's War on Journalism.
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Spotify in Talks to Buy Gimlet Media
(wsj.com)
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https://outline.com/x2v2Sm
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Apple discloses Services margin for the first time and it was 62.8%!
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Media layoffs bring heat on Facebook, Google
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Ok, which ones? Give me examples.
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8y ago
There is a reason why we don’t have any VC investments in the media, or for that matter, in the content creation on the internet. The reason is because Google and FB monopolized search, advertising, and more importantly, surveillance of ind
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Tech monopolies are killing journalism, congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez says
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UBS Will Keep Equity Trading in London After Brexit
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B&H is excellent. I was going to CES, and needed video and audio recording equipment that had to have some pretty specific characteristics, so I chatted with B&H rep online, and sure enough they were able to help me. They know their
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How World’s Worst Snakebite Became a Viral Hit for 200-Year-Old Medical Journal
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Intel misses on revenue and gives weak guidance – stock falls
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Condé Nast to Put All Titles Behind Paywalls by Year-End
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8y ago
Yes, it is. He was bare foot. Sure, he was seated in the RR with Queen, but that was a special circumstance, most likely part of politicking, and not his modus operandi. But for Al Gore and Leonardo, it’s their way of life.
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Al Gore and Leonardo Di Caprio fly private jets all the time. Not sometimes, but always and very often. This is equivalent of Mahatma Gandhi driving among the people in the Rolls Royce to deliver his message!
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Something Else Instead of Planet Nine Could Be Hiding in the Outer Solar System
(sciencealert.com)
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Martin Luther King Jr. Biographical
(nobelprize.org)
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Driverless Cars Tap the Brakes After Years of Hype
(wsj.com)
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Farms, More Productive Than Ever, Are Poisoning Drinking Water in Rural America
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Tourists are rarely jailed for breaking Miami Beach laws. Not so for homeless
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The Forward ending 121-year print run
(nypost.com)
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8y ago
It is important to note that John Bogle or Vanguard did not invent ETFs. They popularized it. The first rudimentary ETF was probably Toronto 35 Index Participation Units (TIPs 35) traded on Toronto Stock Exchange. The first fully mature ET
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Journalists are professional and have to be paid. And they are not being paid, because Google is an unethical business. And that's why your local newspaper is struggling and why content is not created on internet and why there is no VC
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Wow, when statement that journalists are important is downgraded, we truly live in dystopia.
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Journalism is a profession, and a very important one.
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In my view, Google is far worse. The company took entire internet and bent it to its advantage. It has monopolized search and delivery of information, and it has monopoly on digital advertising. It’s actually destroying creation of content
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I am a publisher of a medical technologies website since 2004. To really help journalism, Facebook and Google need to get out of the surveillance capitalism business. I left this comment before on a different thread. What we have now is mon
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Can Hollywood’s Biggest Media Companies Avoid Getting Crushed by Debt?
(variety.com)
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Super-Secure Quantum Cable Hiding in the Holland Tunnel
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PG&E talking to banks on multibillion dollar bankruptcy financing
(reuters.com)
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