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Users are rejoicing because they can once again see the most recent tweets first.
Marc Benioff was going to buy the business magazine but bought Time instead. Now there’s a new round of would-be buyers.
A normal studio wanted Holofcener to cast “six A-list stars” if they were going to put it out in theaters. Netflix said, “You can cast whoever you want.”
Time employees get ready to toast their new owners; Fortune and Sports Illustrated hope they get to celebrate, too.
Marc Benioff paid a surprising $190 million for Time magazine. Meredith hopes it can find other deep pockets for its other titles.
It’s not just about the redesign.
“I don’t think that’s fair or right,” Dorsey says.
Dorsey says “we have definitely been gamed” by bad-faith actors and doesn’t expect that Twitter will ever build a “perfect antidote.”
A Georgia college has banned Nike from its school store, and a Louisiana mayor tried to ban the brand at city rec centers.
They’re too busy selling phones and shoes to do TV right, CEO Anthony Wood says.
CNN, NBC and Cosmo are all going to start curating more content inside Snapchat.
How Facebook’s supposedly unbiased fact-checking can go very wrong.
Levine is taking over all of Facebook’s global partnerships.
How did Woodward do his reporting? And which Trump aides talked to him?
If it feels like Amazon’s site is increasingly stuffed with ads, that’s because it is.
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