Several current and former Daily Mail employees describe the leadership vacuum in the newsroom, following the mysterious departure of online EIC Gerard Greaves (Lachlan Cartwright/The Hollywood Reporter)
Mediagazer: Several current and former Daily Mail employees describe the leadership vacuum in the newsroom, following the mysterious departure of online EIC Gerard Greaves (Lachlan Cartwright/The Hollywood Reporter)
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Wired:
Quora-owned AI chatbot platform Poe is providing users with downloadable HTML files of paywalled articles from outlets including NYT, Forbes, and The Atlantic— WIRED was able to download stories from publishers like The New York Times and The Atlantic using Poe's Assistant bot.
Variety:
Nielsen: the Biden-Trump debate drew an average audience of 51.3M viewers across 17 networks in the US, down from 2020's first debate, with nearly 73.1M— Networks include CNN, which originated the debate, as well as ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, Scripps News, Telemundo, Univision, BET …
Discussion: Adweek, New York Times, Nielsen, CNN, Washington Post, The Desk, Deadline, @antonej@threads.net, @dylanbyers, Politico, MediaPost, CBS News, @brianstelter, Los Angeles Times, CNN, The Hollywood Reporter, Matthew Keys on LinkedIn, New York Post, @parkerortolani@threads.net and Washington Examiner
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Mark Mwachiro /
Adweek: CNN Presidential Debate Scores 51 Million Viewers Across All Networks [Final Numbers]
Michael M. Grynbaum /
New York Times: 51.3 Million Viewers Tuned In for Shaky Biden and Boisterous Trump
Matthew Keys /
The Desk: Fox News grabs highest ratings for CNN Presidential Debate
Ted Johnson /
Deadline: CNN Says 47.9 Million Watched Presidential Debate; TV Viewership Drops Considerably From 2020
Antone Johnson /
@antonej@threads.net: So 85% of Americans didn't watch it.
Dylan Byers /
@dylanbyers: CNN Debate *fast national* (not final) ratings in detail: Fox News: 8.82 million CNN: 8.75 million ABC: 8.70 million NBC: 5.17 million CBS: 4.81 million MSNBC: 3.94 million FOX: 3.48 million Fox Business: 372,000 HLN: 251,000 CNN Espanol: 46,000
Jared Mitovich /
Politico: 47.9 million people watched Biden and Trump debate, a steep decline from 2020
Wayne Friedman /
MediaPost: First Presidential Debate Earns 51.3M Viewers, Down 30%: Nielsen
Brian Stelter /
@brianstelter: This just in from CNN: “A combined 47.9 million total viewers watched the CNN Presidential Debate on television last night” across all the networks where it appeared.
Stephen Battaglio /
Los Angeles Times: CNN Biden-Trump debate draws 51.3 million TV viewers, a major drop from 2020
Rick Porter /
The Hollywood Reporter: TV Ratings: Biden-Trump Debate Draws 48M Viewers, Way Below 2020
Matthew Keys /
Matthew Keys on LinkedIn: CNN initially published an article claiming it had the highest-rated coverage of the presidential debate on Thursday. …
Ariel Zilber /
New York Post: CNN says Biden-Trump debate draws nearly 48M viewers — most in network's history
Parker Ortolani /
@parkerortolani@threads.net: oh hey nobody watches debates no one cares no one will remember, said a delusional person
Nieman Lab:
Spain's El País launched a digital edition to cover the US in Spanish in May with 11 bilingual correspondents; as of April, the outlet had ~366K subscribers— “The best reader is the one who reads you a lot.” — For years and with various levels of success, U.S. news outlets …
Discussion:
@hanaatameez, American Press Institute and LatAm Journalism Review
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Hanaa' Tameez /
@hanaatameez: 🇺🇸 New from me: I talked with @jmahrens about the launch of @ELPAIS_USA, the latest edition of @el_pais that aims to cover the US for Spanish-language news consumers. This is likely where I'll be getting my election news through November 🗳️ https://www.niemanlab.org/...
Semafor:
The Wall Street Journal EIC Emma Tucker says she felt vindicated by the debate, after previously facing criticism for coverage of Biden's age and mental acuity— The News — Prominent liberal columnists are calling for President Joe Biden to step aside following a widely-panned debate performance …
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Jeremy Barr /
Washington Post: CNN debate moderators didn't fact-check. Not everyone is happy about it.
Max Tani /
@maxwelltani: I asked WSJ EIC Emma Tucker if she felt vindicated after tonight by the publication's recent piece about Biden's age, which was the subject of a lot of partisan complaints https://www.semafor.com/... [image]
Peter Wehner /
The Atlantic: Biden's Loved Ones Owe Him the Truth
Ben Smith /
@semaforben: Remember how much shit WSJ took for the Biden age story? https://www.semafor.com/... [image]
Robert Kuttner /
American Prospect: A Tarnished Silver Lining
Steven Nelson /
New York Post: Biden admits 'I don't debate as well as I used to' but ‘I can do this job’ in NC rally
Zachary Faria /
Washington Examiner: Liberal media lied to voters and themselves over Biden mental state Fox News: ABC's ‘The View’ erupts with calls for Biden to step aside after debate: ‘Maybe he needs to go’
Dave Goldiner /
New York Daily News: Democrats openly panic over Biden's debate versus Trump, though some allies insist he's still up to job Associated Press: Biden tries to quell concerns after an unsteady debate showing as he and Trump head to swing states
Ben Smith /
@semaforben: Media wrap from @maxwelltani -Liberal media turns on Biden -WSJ EIC Emma Tucker takes a victory lap -Interview with CNN chief Mark Thompson https://www.semafor.com/...
Irie Sentner /
Politico: 'This can't continue': Biden-sympathizing columnists urge him to step aside
Variety:
Arnaud Lagardère returns as French publishing group Lagardère SA chair and CEO, after appealing an April 29 management ban by a court over embezzlement charges— Arnaud Lagardere, who had stepped down from his executive roles of chairman and CEO of the listed French media …
Discussion:
Le Monde.fr, Deadline and The Bookseller
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Jesse Whittock /
Deadline: Arnaud Lagardère Returns To CEO Duties; Nine Network Axes 200 Roles; ‘Big Brother Canada’ Evicted — Global Briefs
Barbara Casassus /
The Bookseller: Arnaud Lagardère returns to executive role at Lagardère
The Guardian:
Three journalists were turned away from an Azerbaijan energy conference earlier in June, prompting concern over media access ahead of UN climate talks there— Incident reignites concerns over crackdown on media before crucial UN climate talks in Baku later this year
Discussion:
@glynmoody@mastodon.social
The Hollywood Reporter:
Several current and former Daily Mail employees describe the leadership vacuum in the newsroom, following the mysterious departure of online EIC Gerard Greaves— Its online editor is MIA (he was last seen frantically deleting emails), his self-appointed replacement is said to be equally erratic …
Advanced Television:
JustWatch: Netflix led the UK streaming market in Q2 with a 28% share; Prime Video had 27%, Disney+ had 20%, Apple TV+ had 8%, ITVX had 6%, and Now TV had 6%— Netflix continues to hold the reins of the UK streaming market in Q2 2024 with Prime Video closely following behind a 1 per cent gap …
TechCrunch:
The White House will host the first-ever White House Creator Economy Conference in August to “emphasize the Administration's commitment to creators”— President Joe Biden's administration is doubling down on its interest in the creator economy.
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Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Fast Company, MediaPost and Gizmodo, more at Techmeme »
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Taylor Lorenz /
Washington Post: White House will host creator economy summit in August
Sarah Bregel /
Fast Company: White House to expand its influencer engagement efforts with its first-ever Creator Economy Conference
Colin Kirkland /
MediaPost: White House To Host First ‘Creator Economy Conference’
Matt Novak /
Gizmodo: White House Planning Conference for Social Media Influencers Ahead of TikTok Ban
Reuters:
In a parliamentary hearing, Meta says it is considering blocking news content from Facebook in Australia if the government makes it pay licensing fees— Facebook owner Meta (META.O) is considering blocking news content from the platform in Australia if the government makes it pay licensing fees …
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Bloomberg
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Ainslie Chandler /
Bloomberg: Australia PM Says Arrogant Meta Should Pay Outlets for News
Nieman Lab:
Tests show that ChatGPT is hallucinating URLs in some citations, directing users to broken links for at least 10 news publications with OpenAI licensing deals— Nieman Lab's tests show ChatGPT is directing users to broken URLs for at least 10 publications with OpenAI licensing deals.
Discussion:
David Whelan /
@davidpwhelan@mastodon.world: Interesting read @niemanlab on results of media platform content partnerships with AI companies: fake URLs and 404s. When it generated relevant URLs, they were NOT to the media partner. So partnership does not seem to result in any better outcome than the AI-generated summary cards (that also inhibit referrer traffic). …
Jared Holt /
@jaredlholt: For all the fears and talks of an “AI-powered future” around the tech industry, the crux of the issue here is that the tech sucks and is being forced out of production anyway, making it the consumer's problem
Andrew Deck /
@decka227: ChatGPT is hallucinating fake URLs for at least 10 publications that have OpenAI licensing deals. I tested the chatbot's ability to cite its news sources for @NiemanLab. It regularly generated broken links to even its partners' biggest investigations. https://www.niemanlab.org/...
Adam Johnson /
@adamjohnsonchi: We must PAUSE this tech imminently, it is mere months from becoming a god-like entity
Andrew Deck /
TVNewsCheck: ChatGPT Is Hallucinating Fake Links To Its News Partners' Biggest Investigations
Pranav Dixit /
Engadget: Please don't get your news from AI chatbots @researchbuzz@researchbuzz.masto.host: Well this is absolutely fucknuts — ‘In my testing, I repeatedly prompted ChatGPT to link out to these publications’ marquee articles, including Pulitzer Prize-winning stories and years-long investigations.... All together, my tests show that ChatGPT is currently unable to reliably link out to even these most noteworthy stories by partner publications.' …
New York Times:
Sources: Tom Ortenberg and Briarcliff Entertainment are pushing to acquire The Apprentice for US release, negotiating with Kinematics, backed by Dan Snyder— “The Apprentice,” a dramatized origin story about Donald J. Trump, has faced fierce criticism from the former president and his allies.
Discussion:
Slate, The Wrap, Washington Post and Deadline
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Mary Harris /
Slate: Why No Hollywood Studio Wants to Touch the Trump Biopic
Umberto Gonzalez /
The Wrap: ‘The Apprentice’ Close to Deal for Pre-Election Release as Producers Pay Out Pro-Trump Investor | Exclusive
Jada Yuan /
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