paidContent - Twitter will tailor ads based on your browsing — but you can opt out, and more for Thursday, July 4, 2013

July 4, 2013

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Top Headlines Twitter will tailor ads based on your browsing — but you can opt out Boxee sold to Samsung for under $30M Want to publish an ebook for iOS? Surprising tips from iPad publisher Open Air Magine gets $19M to expand cloud TV service to Germany and Spain Netflix gets more PBS shows, including exclusive on kids’ show Super Why! Top jobs of the week in digital media Andrew Sullivan may not have met his Daily Dish goal yet, but in many ways he has already won Goodbye Google Reader, we’ll miss you J.K. Rowling’s Pottermore.com loses CEO as Redmayne heads back to HarperCollins Six months in, Andrew Sullivan’s Dish hits 28,000 paid subs and revenues of $715k Appeals court calls for “fair use” ruling in Google Books case Six digital publishing startups to watch Welcome to the world’s largest book publisher: Penguin-Random House merger complete By Jeff John Roberts Jul 3 2013, 2:19pm PDT Twitter will tailor ads based on your browsing — but you can opt out Twitter is going to start serving ads based on your internet surfing habits -- but unlike other companies, it's offering you privacy settings that let you opt out of the system. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jul 3 2013, 12:41pm PDT Boxee sold to Samsung for under $30M Boxee, which provides over-the-top TV services, has reportedly been sold to Samsung. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 3 2013, 10:03am PDT Want to publish an ebook for iOS? Surprising tips from iPad publisher Open Air iPad publisher Open Air sells 10 to 30 times as many books through Apple's App Store as it does through the iBookstore. Here, Open Air CEO Jon Feldman shares some lessons he's learned from publishing books for iOS. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jul 3 2013, 10:03am PDT Magine gets $19M to expand cloud TV service to Germany and Spain Magine is making waves in Sweden for its affordable, cloud-based cable TV service -- now the service is expanding to more places. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 3 2013, 9:01am PDT Netflix gets more PBS shows, including exclusive on kids’ show Super Why! Netflix has expanded its licensing agreement with PBS and got exclusive streaming rights to The Bletchley Circle and Super Why!. Last week, Amazon also made a deal with PBS to add more shows to Prime Instant Video. Read More » By Connie Hwong, Community Manager Jul 3 2013, 8:55am PDT Top jobs of the week in digital media Looking for a job in digital media? Each week we highlight some of the most interesting positions posted to paidContent's job board. Check out the latest gigs at media companies across the country. Read More » By Mathew Ingram Jul 2 2013, 4:15pm PDT Andrew Sullivan may not have met his Daily Dish goal yet, but in many ways he has already won Andrew Sullivan says that based on current conversion rates for his subscription-driven political blog The Daily Dish, he doesn't expect to hit his goal of raising $900,000 -- but despite that, he has still achieved a lot that is worth celebrating. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 2 2013, 11:28am PDT Goodbye Google Reader, we’ll miss you July 1 has come and gone, and so has Google Reader. Our post-mortem. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 2 2013, 8:08am PDT J.K. Rowling’s Pottermore.com loses CEO as Redmayne heads back to HarperCollins Virtual Harry Potter community and digital bookstore Pottermore.com is losing its CEO: Charlie Redmayne has been appointed CEO of HarperCollins U.K. So what does this mean for Pottermore? Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 1 2013, 2:52pm PDT Six months in, Andrew Sullivan’s Dish hits 28,000 paid subs and revenues of $715k Since politics blog The Dish went independent six months ago, it's raised $715,000 and has about 28,000 paid subscribers. That's close to its goal of $900,000 for the first year, but most of the subscriptions came very early on. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jul 1 2013, 11:09am PDT Appeals court calls for “fair use” ruling in Google Books case In a major new ruling in the Google Books case, the Second Circuit decertified a class action and told Judge Denny Chin to rule on whether Google's book scanning is fair use. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 1 2013, 8:00am PDT Six digital publishing startups to watch Want some different options for blogging and digital publishing? Here are six startups to check out. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 1 2013, 7:13am PDT Welcome to the world’s largest book publisher: Penguin-Random House merger complete Penguin and Random House have completed their merger, resulting in the world's largest book publisher: Penguin Random House. Read More » Follow paidContent:

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paidContent - First HBO & ESPN, now Time Warner Cable channels said to be coming to Apple TV, and more for Wednesday, July 3, 2013

July 3, 2013

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Top Headlines First HBO & ESPN, now Time Warner Cable channels said to be coming to Apple TV Andrew Sullivan may not have met his Daily Dish goal yet, but in many ways he has already won New York City gets own domain name as ICANN approves “.nyc” Goodbye Google Reader, we’ll miss you J.K. Rowling’s Pottermore.com loses CEO as Redmayne heads back to HarperCollins Six months in, Andrew Sullivan’s Dish hits 28,000 paid subs and revenues of $715k Appeals court calls for “fair use” ruling in Google Books case Six digital publishing startups to watch Welcome to the world’s largest book publisher: Penguin-Random House merger complete Thanks to the web, journalism is now something you do — not something you are By Erica Ogg Jul 2 2013, 4:33pm PDT First HBO & ESPN, now Time Warner Cable channels said to be coming to Apple TV Apple is said to be making progress in bringing channels with Time Warner Cable content to its set-top box. But access will be restricted to the cable company's subscribers only. Read More » By Mathew Ingram Jul 2 2013, 4:15pm PDT Andrew Sullivan may not have met his Daily Dish goal yet, but in many ways he has already won Andrew Sullivan says that based on current conversion rates for his subscription-driven political blog The Daily Dish, he doesn't expect to hit his goal of raising $900,000 -- but despite that, he has still achieved a lot that is worth celebrating. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jul 2 2013, 3:41pm PDT New York City gets own domain name as ICANN approves “.nyc” New York City residents can now sign up for websites ending in .nyc -- a move that pleased city leadership but should have trademark owners worried. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 2 2013, 11:28am PDT Goodbye Google Reader, we’ll miss you July 1 has come and gone, and so has Google Reader. Our post-mortem. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 2 2013, 8:08am PDT J.K. Rowling’s Pottermore.com loses CEO as Redmayne heads back to HarperCollins Virtual Harry Potter community and digital bookstore Pottermore.com is losing its CEO: Charlie Redmayne has been appointed CEO of HarperCollins U.K. So what does this mean for Pottermore? Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 1 2013, 2:52pm PDT Six months in, Andrew Sullivan’s Dish hits 28,000 paid subs and revenues of $715k Since politics blog The Dish went independent six months ago, it's raised $715,000 and has about 28,000 paid subscribers. That's close to its goal of $900,000 for the first year, but most of the subscriptions came very early on. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jul 1 2013, 11:09am PDT Appeals court calls for “fair use” ruling in Google Books case In a major new ruling in the Google Books case, the Second Circuit decertified a class action and told Judge Denny Chin to rule on whether Google's book scanning is fair use. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 1 2013, 8:00am PDT Six digital publishing startups to watch Want some different options for blogging and digital publishing? Here are six startups to check out. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 1 2013, 7:13am PDT Welcome to the world’s largest book publisher: Penguin-Random House merger complete Penguin and Random House have completed their merger, resulting in the world's largest book publisher: Penguin Random House. Read More » By Mathew Ingram Jun 30 2013, 4:05pm PDT Thanks to the web, journalism is now something you do — not something you are The fact that it is more difficult than ever to decide who qualifies as a "journalist" may make for a confusing media landscape, and it may trouble some professional journalists and media outlets, but in the long run we are better off. Read More » Follow paidContent:

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paidContent - Six months in, Andrew Sullivan’s Dish hits 28,000 paid subs and revenues of $715k, and more for Tuesday, July 2, 2013

July 2, 2013

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Top Headlines Six months in, Andrew Sullivan’s Dish hits 28,000 paid subs and revenues of $715k Appeals court calls for “fair use” ruling in Google Books case Six digital publishing startups to watch Welcome to the world’s largest book publisher: Penguin-Random House merger complete Thanks to the web, journalism is now something you do — not something you are Watch out, Emmys: House of Cards and Arrested Development are bringing Netflix to the party Why the startup Wibbitz could wipe out some publishers’ video businesses By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 1 2013, 2:52pm PDT Six months in, Andrew Sullivan’s Dish hits 28,000 paid subs and revenues of $715k Since politics blog The Dish went independent six months ago, it's raised $715,000 and has about 28,000 paid subscribers. That's close to its goal of $900,000 for the first year, but most of the subscriptions came very early on. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jul 1 2013, 11:09am PDT Appeals court calls for “fair use” ruling in Google Books case In a major new ruling in the Google Books case, the Second Circuit decertified a class action and told Judge Denny Chin to rule on whether Google's book scanning is fair use. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 1 2013, 8:00am PDT Six digital publishing startups to watch Want some different options for blogging and digital publishing? Here are six startups to check out. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jul 1 2013, 7:13am PDT Welcome to the world’s largest book publisher: Penguin-Random House merger complete Penguin and Random House have completed their merger, resulting in the world's largest book publisher: Penguin Random House. Read More » By Mathew Ingram Jun 30 2013, 4:05pm PDT Thanks to the web, journalism is now something you do — not something you are The fact that it is more difficult than ever to decide who qualifies as a "journalist" may make for a confusing media landscape, and it may trouble some professional journalists and media outlets, but in the long run we are better off. Read More » By Liz Shannon Miller Jun 30 2013, 12:00am PDT Watch out, Emmys: House of Cards and Arrested Development are bringing Netflix to the party A digitally-distributed series being nominated for a best series Emmy would have seemed ridiculous 10 years ago. But in 2013, Netflix's "House of Cards" and "Arrested Development" revival are in the awards show mix. Read More » By Paul Armstrong, Guest Contributor Jun 29 2013, 1:30pm PDT Why the startup Wibbitz could wipe out some publishers’ video businesses A service that instantly stitches together online text with images, graphics and voiceover could be a gamechanger that brings rich media cheaply to small outlets. And another threat to broadcast TV's domination of video. Read More » Follow paidContent:

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HARGA TIKET PESAWAT MURAH

Berikut saya coba memberikan beberapa tips bagaimana berburu tiket pesawat murah sehingga meminimalkan alokasi dana untuk berpergian. 1. Sebelum membeli tiket pesawat, pastikan terlebih dahulu tanggal keberangkatan dan pastikan sisa cuti anda masih ada, cari tanggal merah/hari libur kejepit, kan lumayan waktu liburannya jadi cukup lama dan tidak terburu-buru. 2. Buat account di setiap situs LCC dan daftarkan email anda untuk bergabung dalam milis (mailing list), karena setiap maskapai melakukan promo akan diinformasikan melalui email dan situs resmi mereka, dan follow account mereka di jejaring sosial seperti facebook dan twitter. 3. Untuk pembayaran pembelian tiket biasanya dilakukan secara online melalui Internet Banking. Pastikan anda memiliki akses, untuk transaksi dapat menggunakan kartu debit ataupun kartu kredit. Untuk kartu debit, hanya beberapa bank saja yang melakukan kerja sama dengan maskapai penerbangan. Biasanya maskapai penerbangan memberi batas waktu sekitar dua jam saja untuk pembayaran, lewat dari waktu tersebut maka secara otomatis pembelian tiket anda akan dibatalkan. 4. Pastikan di komputer anda memiliki beberapa browser seperti Internet Explorer, Mozila Firefox, Google Chrome, atau Opera. Hal ini sangat membantu anda, karena biasanya pada saat berburu tiket pesawat promo tidak hanya anda saja yang ingin mendapatkan, tetapi banyak orang lain juga ingin mendapatkan promo tersebut. Sehingga menyebabkan server padat dan memberlakukan sistem waiting list. Jika anda memiliki lebih dari satu browser maka kemungkinan untuk waiting list akan semakin kecil. 5. Maskapai penerbangan biasanya menawarkan tiket pesawat promo untuk hari kerja seperti hari Selasa s/d Kamis. Jadi untuk pertama kali cari tanggal keberangkatan dan pulang untuk hari kerja.

paidContent - Thanks to the web, journalism is now something you do — not something you are, and more for Monday, July 1, 2013

July 1, 2013

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Top Headlines Thanks to the web, journalism is now something you do — not something you are Why the startup Wibbitz could wipe out some publishers’ video businesses Time Warner Cable to launch app for Xbox 360 Circa looks at news the way other companies look at code — as something to build with Yahoo exec: our content is personal now – the ads not so much Amazon’s fan fiction program Kindle Worlds opens for business Oprah brings digital soaps One Life to Live and All My Children to cable By Mathew Ingram Jun 30 2013, 4:05pm PDT Thanks to the web, journalism is now something you do — not something you are The fact that it is more difficult than ever to decide who qualifies as a "journalist" may make for a confusing media landscape, and it may trouble some professional journalists and media outlets, but in the long run we are better off. Read More » By Paul Armstrong, Guest Contributor Jun 29 2013, 1:30pm PDT Why the startup Wibbitz could wipe out some publishers’ video businesses A service that instantly stitches together online text with images, graphics and voiceover could be a gamechanger that brings rich media cheaply to small outlets. And another threat to broadcast TV's domination of video. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 28 2013, 8:28am PDT Time Warner Cable to launch app for Xbox 360 Time Warner Cable is launching a live TV app for Xbox 360 later this summer. Read More » By Mathew Ingram Jun 27 2013, 6:40pm PDT Circa looks at news the way other companies look at code — as something to build with Instead of trying to fit everything into a traditional story, Circa looks at facts as "objects" which can then be stacked together in whatever order is necessary -- creating a much more efficient way of delivering the news. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 27 2013, 2:24pm PDT Yahoo exec: our content is personal now – the ads not so much Yahoo's VP of Sales explained how the site's new focus on customized news and content will eventually lead to more dollars from native advertising. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 27 2013, 9:46am PDT Amazon’s fan fiction program Kindle Worlds opens for business Amazon's Kindle Worlds, which lets authors sell fan fiction based on properties like "Gossip Girl" and "Vampire Diaries," launched Thursday. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 27 2013, 9:08am PDT Oprah brings digital soaps One Life to Live and All My Children to cable This spring, beloved soap operas "One Life to Live" and "All My Children" found new life as online-only shows. Now they'll air on cable, too, via a limited-time engagement on Oprah's OWN Network. Read More » Follow paidContent:

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