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The A.I. bubble is coming for your browser

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Disney sure picked a terrible time to raise prices

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“I think we’re going to test ABC out on this. Let’s see how we do. Last time I went after them, they gave me $16 Million.”

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ProPublica appeals to sources on the DC Metro

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Karen Attiah says firing violated labor agreement

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Microsoft looks to build AI marketplace for publishers

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What I learned in the first five years of Platformer

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“My theory was that Wired was so inexpensive, it implied the work wasn’t worthwhile.”

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Emotional Jimmy Kimmel says in late-night return he never intended to make light of Kirk’s killing

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The Independent’s revenues are now higher than they were before it stopped printing newspapers in 2016

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The New York Times expects newsroom staff to be in the office four days a week by November

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Brendan Carr insists his “easy way or the hard way” comment about Jimmy Kimmel didn’t mean what it plainly meant

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“First, the Article is true.”

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How real can a fashion mag get?

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A major pro-Russian “propaganda megaphone” in Georgia is owned by a London firm

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ESPN has discarded brilliant journalism for squirts of memebrain swill

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The Luddite renaissance is in full swing

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Conservative broadcaster Sinclair won’t air Jimmy Kimmel’s return on its 38 ABC stations

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Remedies vs. reality: Publishers weigh what Google’s ad tech breakup could really deliver

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What happens when AI tries to replace a Hollywood showrunner?

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