paidContent - News Corp investors bless break-up plan: publishing assets to swim alone June 28, and more for Wednesday, June 12, 2013

June 12, 2013

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Top Headlines News Corp investors bless break-up plan: publishing assets to swim alone June 28 Audible ends the program that gave authors $1 for every audiobook sold Comcast CEO promises more binge-viewing, faster platforms Here’s how cable will hit gigabit speeds and create a tricky business problem in the process Google: video ads for news tripled last year, 2 in 5 bought ads for first time Day 5 of the Apple ebooks trial: Publishing execs testify; Rupert Murdoch’s role Lessons from PRISM: Sometimes it’s better not to be part of the media establishment TV ad dollars slow to move online — video ads to hit $5.9B by 2017, says report Ad tech firm Triggit says exchange is “Facebook’s Adwords” No tweets, no typing: Apple ebook trial reflects ongoing unease with electronics in US courtrooms Pew: Nonprofit news sites are growing, but where’s the business model? Should YouTubers launch new platforms to compete with YouTube? By Jeff John Roberts Jun 11 2013, 4:34pm PDT News Corp investors bless break-up plan: publishing assets to swim alone June 28 News Corp shareholders formally approved a plan that will split the corporation and, for the entertainment assets, end the so-called "Rupert discount" on the share price. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 11 2013, 1:41pm PDT Audible ends the program that gave authors $1 for every audiobook sold Digital audiobooks site Audible.com is ending the 18-month-old program that gave authors $1 for every audiobook sold. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 11 2013, 1:28pm PDT Comcast CEO promises more binge-viewing, faster platforms Comcast CEO Brian Roberts showed off some of the company's new tech and explained how Comcast is responding to changing viewer expectations. Read More » By Stacey Higginbotham Jun 11 2013, 1:12pm PDT Here’s how cable will hit gigabit speeds and create a tricky business problem in the process Executives at this year's annual Cable Show are trying to figure out their industry's future. The technology for delivering faster broadband is ready, but the business model of the future isn't. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 11 2013, 9:00am PDT Google: video ads for news tripled last year, 2 in 5 bought ads for first time Doubleclick, an ad service owned by Google, published new findings that suggest the online video ad market is rapidly becoming bigger and more diverse. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 11 2013, 8:43am PDT Day 5 of the Apple ebooks trial: Publishing execs testify; Rupert Murdoch’s role At the Apple ebook trial on Monday, HarperCollins CEO Brian Murray and Macmillan CEO John Sargent offered testimony as witnesses for the government. Emails showed that News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch expressed the desire to "screw Amazon." Read More » By Mathew Ingram Jun 10 2013, 6:47pm PDT Lessons from PRISM: Sometimes it’s better not to be part of the media establishment The Guardian and blogger/journalist Glenn Greenwald shocked the U.S. and much of the world with their stories about government surveillance, scoops that may have come about in part due to their outsider status in U.S. media circles. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 10 2013, 6:39pm PDT TV ad dollars slow to move online — video ads to hit $5.9B by 2017, says report The growth in online video shows means more alternatives to TV than ever before -- but advertising dollars are stubbornly sticking with the older medium. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 10 2013, 12:01pm PDT Ad tech firm Triggit says exchange is “Facebook’s Adwords” Facebook's advertising efforts have produced mixed results so far. Now, one of its ad tech partners says it has more evidence the social network has cracked the code by selling ads in real time in users' newsfeeds. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 10 2013, 9:27am PDT No tweets, no typing: Apple ebook trial reflects ongoing unease with electronics in US courtrooms Public news events of all types are now reported in real time through tools like Twitter and live blogs. Is it time for court proceedings to be treated the same way? Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 10 2013, 9:23am PDT Pew: Nonprofit news sites are growing, but where’s the business model? While the number of nonprofit news sites is growing, many still lack a business model and sources of revenue beyond initial grants, a new Pew report finds. Most of the outlets surveyed raised less than $500,000 in 2011. Read More » By Liz Shannon Miller Jun 9 2013, 3:00am PDT Should YouTubers launch new platforms to compete with YouTube? Rumors are circulating that a high-profile multi-channel network may create its own video distribution platform. Is this the best move for Maker? And what other companies might follow? Read More » Follow paidContent:

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paidContent - Lessons from PRISM: Sometimes it’s better not to be part of the media establishment, and more for Tuesday, June 11, 2013

June 11, 2013

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Top Headlines Lessons from PRISM: Sometimes it’s better not to be part of the media establishment TV ad dollars slow to move online — video ads to hit $5.9B by 2017, says report Soon you’ll be able to read iBooks on your Mac Ad tech firm Triggit says exchange is “Facebook’s Adwords” BuzzFeed hires Guardian bureau chief in latest push for influence Look, here’s an RSS reader for Google Glass No tweets, no typing: Apple ebook trial reflects ongoing unease with electronics in US courtrooms Pew: Nonprofit news sites are growing, but where’s the business model? Should YouTubers launch new platforms to compete with YouTube? Netflix and Hulu have nothing to fear from YouTube’s paid channel plans By Mathew Ingram Jun 10 2013, 6:47pm PDT Lessons from PRISM: Sometimes it’s better not to be part of the media establishment The Guardian and blogger/journalist Glenn Greenwald shocked the U.S. and much of the world with their stories about government surveillance, scoops that may have come about in part due to their outsider status in U.S. media circles. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 10 2013, 6:39pm PDT TV ad dollars slow to move online — video ads to hit $5.9B by 2017, says report The growth in online video shows means more alternatives to TV than ever before -- but advertising dollars are stubbornly sticking with the older medium. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 10 2013, 2:19pm PDT Soon you’ll be able to read iBooks on your Mac Apple debuted iBooks for Mac at WWDC in San Francisco Monday. The desktop app will be available as part of the launch of OSX Mavericks this fall and will allow purchasing as well as reading. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 10 2013, 12:01pm PDT Ad tech firm Triggit says exchange is “Facebook’s Adwords” Facebook's advertising efforts have produced mixed results so far. Now, one of its ad tech partners says it has more evidence the social network has cracked the code by selling ads in real time in users' newsfeeds. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 10 2013, 10:37am PDT BuzzFeed hires Guardian bureau chief in latest push for influence BuzzFeed is in the process of a rapid-fire evolution from banal list site to serious news player. Its hiring of a senior Guardian journalist also reflects its enviable financial position. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 10 2013, 10:30am PDT Look, here’s an RSS reader for Google Glass Here's an RSS reader app for Google Glass. Users can save articles to Pocket or email them to themselves to read later. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 10 2013, 9:27am PDT No tweets, no typing: Apple ebook trial reflects ongoing unease with electronics in US courtrooms Public news events of all types are now reported in real time through tools like Twitter and live blogs. Is it time for court proceedings to be treated the same way? Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 10 2013, 9:23am PDT Pew: Nonprofit news sites are growing, but where’s the business model? While the number of nonprofit news sites is growing, many still lack a business model and sources of revenue beyond initial grants, a new Pew report finds. Most of the outlets surveyed raised less than $500,000 in 2011. Read More » By Liz Shannon Miller Jun 9 2013, 3:00am PDT Should YouTubers launch new platforms to compete with YouTube? Rumors are circulating that a high-profile multi-channel network may create its own video distribution platform. Is this the best move for Maker? And what other companies might follow? Read More » By Sean Barger, Guest Contributor Jun 8 2013, 9:00am PDT Netflix and Hulu have nothing to fear from YouTube’s paid channel plans YouTube's rollout of premium pay channels may sound promising, but transitioning from the home of free online video to a pay site will be challenging – and may be of little value for existing brands. Read More » Follow paidContent:

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paidContent - Netflix and Hulu have nothing to fear from YouTube’s paid channel plans, and more for Monday, June 10, 2013

June 10, 2013

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Top Headlines Netflix and Hulu have nothing to fear from YouTube’s paid channel plans Nook takes aim at Kindle Singles with original content for Nook Snaps Amazon, Google execs clash with Apple lawyers in ebook pricing trial News360 puts ‘native advertising’ into its personal news app As sports TV costs soar, leagues find new ways to slice up video dollars By Sean Barger, Guest Contributor Jun 8 2013, 9:00am PDT Netflix and Hulu have nothing to fear from YouTube’s paid channel plans YouTube's rollout of premium pay channels may sound promising, but transitioning from the home of free online video to a pay site will be challenging – and may be of little value for existing brands. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 7 2013, 11:17am PDT Nook takes aim at Kindle Singles with original content for Nook Snaps Barnes & Noble will start commissioning original works for Nook Snaps, its e-singles section. For the first 60 days, authors keep 100 percent of the royalties; after that, the royalty rate drops to 40 percent. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 6 2013, 6:29pm PDT Amazon, Google execs clash with Apple lawyers in ebook pricing trial On Thursday, the Apple ebook trial brought testimony from Amazon and Google executives, and some tough and often funny questioning from Apple's attorneys. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 6 2013, 1:49pm PDT News360 puts ‘native advertising’ into its personal news app Two popular trends -- personalized news readers and native advertising -- meet in a new ad product offered by News360. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 6 2013, 7:45am PDT As sports TV costs soar, leagues find new ways to slice up video dollars Professional sports video is worth many billions of dollars -- and the leagues are getting smarter about parcelling it out in small pieces to sell across different platforms. Read More » Follow paidContent:

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paidContent - Amazon, Google execs clash with Apple lawyers in ebook pricing trial, and more for Friday, June 7, 2013

June 7, 2013

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Top Headlines Amazon, Google execs clash with Apple lawyers in ebook pricing trial News360 puts ‘native advertising’ into its personal news app What Digg’s Google Reader replacement can teach us about the future of social news A year after Google acquisition, Meebo bar will be killed, as team settles in with Google+ Redbox Instant is coming to Roku Is the future of mobile video all about apps? These two apps don't think so Why AT&T might be interested in Hulu: A big mobile data payday As sports TV costs soar, leagues find new ways to slice up video dollars Day 3 of the Apple ebook trial: Simon & Schuster, Amazon execs take the stand To see the value of social media, watch what happened in Turkey when the local media failed YouTube's mobile ad revenue triples as mobile views reach 40% in the US What digital media will look like in 2017 – highlights from PwC’s report Readmill partners with Guardian, Atavist and Livrada and adds a free book section to its app DIY digital magazine platform Glossi adds new tools, with paid subscriptions coming soon PwC: the U.S. consumer ebook market will be bigger than the print book market by 2017 When sources can go direct, do we need journalism less or do we need it more than ever? Politico’s Jim VandeHei on why Bloomberg is a scary competitor and subscriptions will keep growing Why the Apple e-book trial should be over already: The DoJ has an open-and-shut case Amazon nabs streaming rights to Dora, SpongeBob and other Viacom shows Netflix lost Feedly partners with RSS apps like Reeder as Google Reader’s end draws near By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 6 2013, 6:29pm PDT Amazon, Google execs clash with Apple lawyers in ebook pricing trial On Thursday, the Apple ebook trial brought testimony from Amazon and Google executives, and some tough and often funny questioning from Apple's attorneys. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 6 2013, 1:49pm PDT News360 puts ‘native advertising’ into its personal news app Two popular trends -- personalized news readers and native advertising -- meet in a new ad product offered by News360. Read More » By Eliza Kern Jun 6 2013, 1:20pm PDT What Digg’s Google Reader replacement can teach us about the future of social news Digg isn't a newcomer to the social news scene -- in fact, it helped pioneer the concept. But the folks at Betaworks are re-imaginging social news for 2013, and the RSS reader they plan to launch in late June will play an integral role. Read More » By Eliza Kern Jun 6 2013, 12:22pm PDT A year after Google acquisition, Meebo bar will be killed, as team settles in with Google+ The Meebo bar, the noted product from the social media publishing company founded in 2005, will be discontinued on Thursday as the team focuses its full attention on Google+ products. Meebo was acquired by Google in June 2012. Read More » By Janko Roettgers Jun 6 2013, 12:13pm PDT Redbox Instant is coming to Roku Roku users will soon have access to yet another video subscription service. Redbox Instant will launch its very own Roku channel this summer. Read More » By Janko Roettgers Jun 6 2013, 12:00pm PDT Is the future of mobile video all about apps? These two apps don't think so Vidora and Showyou both want to convince publishers to join forces instead of trying to distribute their content through standalone apps. Read More » By Kevin Fitchard Jun 6 2013, 11:50am PDT Why AT&T might be interested in Hulu: A big mobile data payday AT&T is seeking a guinea pig to test out its idea for a subsidized mobile internet, and Hulu fits the bill perfectly. If Hulu foots the bill for its own data traffic, consumers could stream video to their hearts' content. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 6 2013, 7:45am PDT As sports TV costs soar, leagues find new ways to slice up video dollars Professional sports video is worth many billions of dollars -- and the leagues are getting smarter about parcelling it out in small pieces to sell across different platforms. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 6 2013, 7:39am PDT Day 3 of the Apple ebook trial: Simon & Schuster, Amazon execs take the stand In court on Wednesday, Amazon executive Russ Grandinetti argued that publishers' switch to the agency model was intended to "slow down the success of the Kindle," while Simon & Schuster CEO Carolyn Reidy said Apple did not force publishers to enact agency contracts with Amazon and other retailers. Read More » By Mathew Ingram Jun 5 2013, 4:13pm PDT To see the value of social media, watch what happened in Turkey when the local media failed Social media and tools like Twitter have come under fire during real-time news events because critics say they spread misinformation -- but in places like Istanbul they can be a lifeline when the traditional media is ineffective. Read More » By Janko Roettgers Jun 5 2013, 1:29pm PDT YouTube's mobile ad revenue triples as mobile views reach 40% in the US Two out of five YouTube video views are coming from mobile devices in the U.S., and the video service is increasingly cashing in on these mobile views. Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 5 2013, 12:04pm PDT What digital media will look like in 2017 – highlights from PwC’s report A leading consulting firm just put out its annual report on the entertainment and media industry. Here's some highlights, including ones that show why it's a good time to be in the content business. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 5 2013, 11:05am PDT Readmill partners with Guardian, Atavist and Livrada and adds a free book section to its app Berlin-based e-reading startup Readmill has added a free books section to its iOS app, and also announced partnerships with The Atavist, The Guardian and Livrada. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 5 2013, 9:00am PDT DIY digital magazine platform Glossi adds new tools, with paid subscriptions coming soon Digital magazine publishing platform Glossi rolled out new tools Wednesday, designed to let users create and distribute their magazines more easily. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 4 2013, 7:01pm PDT PwC: the U.S. consumer ebook market will be bigger than the print book market by 2017 Analyst firm PwC thinks that the U.S. trade ebook market will surpass the size of the print book market by 2017. Read More » By Mathew Ingram Jun 4 2013, 6:26pm PDT When sources can go direct, do we need journalism less or do we need it more than ever? Sources of all kinds -- including politicians -- can become publishers and distribute their own information directly to an audience, without the need for a traditional media outlet. Is that a good thing or a bad thing for journalism? Read More » By Jeff John Roberts Jun 4 2013, 1:50pm PDT Politico’s Jim VandeHei on why Bloomberg is a scary competitor and subscriptions will keep growing In a Q&A, Politco's executive editor talks about how to stay relevant as your media company gets older, how to grow in a saturated Washington market, and why he barely watches TV. Read More » By Mathew Ingram Jun 4 2013, 11:57am PDT Why the Apple e-book trial should be over already: The DoJ has an open-and-shut case As the antitrust trial against it gets underway, Apple continues to fight accusations that it engaged in collusion and price-fixing with the major e-book publishers -- despite the overwhelming evidence that it did exactly that. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 4 2013, 9:33am PDT Amazon nabs streaming rights to Dora, SpongeBob and other Viacom shows Netflix lost Amazon has signed a big streaming video deal with Viacom. The multi-year agreement includes Prime Instant Video access to kids' shows like Dora the Explorer and SpongeBob SquarePants, plus grownup shows like Tosh.0. Read More » By Laura Hazard Owen Jun 4 2013, 8:51am PDT Feedly partners with RSS apps like Reeder as Google Reader’s end draws near As the time ticks down toward Google Reader's demise, Feedly -- which has emerged as a leading alternative -- announced that it's partnering with a bunch of other RSS clients, including Reeder and Press. Read More » Follow paidContent:

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