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April 1, 2013

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Top Headlines Intelligent Content: Soon your media will know you better than you know yourself My Drunk Kitchen sobers up as Hannah Hart gets ready to hit the road The deal Goodreads should’ve struck (hint: it wasn’t with Amazon) Authors Guild warns of monopoly in Amazon’s purchase of Goodreads Generation Mooch? Why 20-somethings have a hard time paying for content “First do no harm”: My interview with Amazon and Goodreads on the future of Goodreads Charter to antenna maker: don’t tell our customers about cord cutting “Recommended for you”: the fight to decide what you read next By Roger Wood & Evelyn Robbrecht, Guest Contributors Mar 31 2013, 2:00pm PDT Intelligent Content: Soon your media will know you better than you know yourself Though tablets and ebook readers are now mainstream, the revolution in the way they display content – and how that content will be generated dynamically – is yet to come. Read More » By Liz Shannon Miller Mar 31 2013, 1:30pm PDT My Drunk Kitchen sobers up as Hannah Hart gets ready to hit the road Thanks to a successful Indiegogo campaign, Hannah Hart of My Drunk Kitchen will be touring around the nation -- while also trying to redefine her brand beyond "the girl who drinks and cooks." Read More » By Craig Mod, Guest Contributor Mar 30 2013, 1:00pm PDT The deal Goodreads should’ve struck (hint: it wasn’t with Amazon) Goodreads, the popular social network and review site for book lovers, is now part of Amazon. Imagine if it had instead paired up with Readmill, which offers a superior user reading experience. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Mar 29 2013, 4:00pm PDT Authors Guild warns of monopoly in Amazon’s purchase of Goodreads Amazon's purchase of Goodreads, an influential and independent social network for book lovers, is drawing fire from the Authors Guild. Read More » By Eliza Kern Mar 29 2013, 8:00am PDT Generation Mooch? Why 20-somethings have a hard time paying for content Having grown up with a wealth of news and information at our fingertips for free, my generation of 20-somethings is heading into adulthood without much experience paying for that content. The question is, will content providers ever turn us into paying customers? Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Mar 28 2013, 6:04pm PDT “First do no harm”: My interview with Amazon and Goodreads on the future of Goodreads In an interview Thursday, Goodreads CEO Otis Chandler and Amazon's VP of Kindle content Russ Grandinetti stressed that Goodreads will not change for the worse following its acquisition by Amazon. Read More » By Janko Roettgers Mar 28 2013, 2:48pm PDT Charter to antenna maker: don’t tell our customers about cord cutting Charter rejected an ad that tells people how to get over-the-air TV without paying for cable. Maybe cord cutting is a threat, after all? Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Mar 28 2013, 1:10pm PDT “Recommended for you”: the fight to decide what you read next There is a growing battle between content engines -- which suggest stories for you to "read next" -- over access to publishers' pages. The outcome will matter for publishers, readers and the future of "native advertising." Read More » Follow paidContent:

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