Sources: Pink Floyd agrees to sell the rights to their music catalogue, including the band name and the artists' "likeness", to Sony for about $400M (Financial Times)

Mediagazer: Sources: Pink Floyd agrees to sell the rights to their music catalogue, including the band name and the artists' “likeness”, to Sony for about $400M (Financial Times)

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CNN:

CNN launches a paywall, asking US website visitors to pay $3.99 per month for access after they consume a certain number of free articles— New York CNN — — CNN, one of the most popular news websites in the world, is starting to ask some of its visitors to pay $3.99 a month for access.
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Discussion:

Lauren Irwin /
The Hill: CNN, Reuters launching digital paywalls

Joshua Topolsky /
@joshuatopolsky@threads.net: Paywalls are not going to save the news industry, but they will definitely make cheap misinfo creators more powerful than they already are. For every 1 person who signs up for this, 100K will simply not read the story. This trend is a disaster for meaningful information on the internet, and a crisis for humanity (I am not kidding).

Andy Meek /
BGR: CNN thinks you freeloaders have enjoyed CNN.com long enough - it's time to start paying

Steve Guest /
@steveguest: Will this last longer than CNN Plus? [image]

Glenn Greenwald /
@ggreenwald: The funniest media story in years was when CNN executives decided they should launch the pay service CNN+ — where people were forced to pay to watch the same CNN personalities that nobody watches for free — and it died after a total of 21 days. Maybe this will last as long: @ingelramdecoucy: Since CNN+ was such a resounding success it was a no brainer I suppose to take that model that people loved and were SUPER receptive to and apply it to the entirety of CNN's output. This is a great plan

Stephen Battaglio /
Los Angeles Times: CNN puts a paywall on its website as TV revenues decline

Lance Ulanoff /
TechRadar: Your free Internet is coming to an end and there's nothing you can do about it

Joshua Benton /
Nieman Lab: Going back to the well: CNN.com, the most popular news site in the U.S., is putting up a paywall

Keith Edwards /
@keithedwards@threads.net: Imagine paying for CNN

Jack Benjamin /
@jackcarterbenjamin@threads.net: CNN could consider creating a bundle with some of the other Warner Bros Discovery offerings/IP. Could see a future where you subscribe to CNN and also get a little Harry Potter-themed game included in that subscription. Or the more obvious bundle which would be with Max.

Dr. Richard Harambe /
@richard_harambe: They should call it CNN+

Brian Stelter /
@brianstelter: Big news about CNN today: CNN's website, one of the most popular news sites in the world, is starting to ask some users to pay $3.99 a month for access — laying the first bricks in a paywall that should, over time, help foot the bill for CNN's journalism. https://www.cnn.com/...

Mark Mwachiro /
Adweek: CNN Introduces Metered Paywall for U.S. Visitors

Sara Fischer /
Axios: Reuters, CNN add website paywalls

Michael Socolow /
@michaelsocolow: If I were a cable TV subscriber, and I didn't get free access to all CNN web content, I'd be furious. Literally paying twice for the same news. There's got to be some form of bundled workaround?

Matthew Keys /
The Desk: CNN erects a paywall on its U.S.-based website

Luke Bouma /
Cord Cutters News: CNN Launches a New Subscription Service With Original Video Content & Locking Some News Stories Behind a Paywall

Brian Stelter /
@brianstelter: “In addition to unlimited access to CNN dot com's articles, subscribers will receive benefits like exclusive election features, original documentaries, a curated daily selection of our most distinctive journalism, and fewer digital ads,” Alex MacCallum says.

Robb Dunewood /
@robbdunewood@threads.net: Good luck with this CNN. It seems like you're having a hard enough time getting people to consume your content for free. You'd better hope companies don't start offering your content ala cart on cable and streaming TV subscriptions.

Derrick Fright /
@bostonjerry: Warner Discovery is in the process of putting the most heavily trafficked news website in the US behind a paywall one month before the election. @deggans: CNN is launching a digital paywall today, requiring readers to pay $3.99 monthly for unlimited access to their stories. I wonder how this will fare, given that their website wasn't really my favorite news site even when access was unlimited for free. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/ ...

Abigail Jackson /
@abigailmarone: This makes sense because the last time CNN started a subscription-based platform it was a roaring success. @dailydetroit@threads.net: CNN launched a paywall today, and The New York Times is putting past epsiodes of their podcasts (The Ezra Klein Show, The Daily, etc) behind their already existing paywall. It'll be interesting to see how it pans out. I have no doubt the NYT will be fine. …

Jeff /
@jeff@newsie.social: CNN hasn't committed journalism enough for me to pay $4/m — CNN starts paywalling news articles. — https://www.cnn.com/...

Charlotte Tobitt /
Press Gazette: Reuters and CNN launch paywalls on same day

Alex Fitzpatrick /
@alexjamesfitz@threads.net: I'm just some guy, but my hunch is that CNN.com only became the behemoth that it is because it was free.

Josh Williams /
@jw@threads.net: CNN is going to learn the hard way that folks are not going to pay much for recycled content shoved between chumbox ads. It's a bummer how far their site has gone downhill.

Karl Bode /
@kbode@threads.net: what if we made our low-quality “view from nowhere” journalism more expensive and annoying to access

Ahmad Austin Jr /
Mediaite: CNN Introduces Paywall for News Sites — Will Cost $3.99 Per Month for ‘Unlimited’ Access

Simon Owens /
@simondowens@threads.net: COUNTER TAKE: Even with the rise of paywalls, lots of free, high quality information will exist on the internet. I'm highly skeptical of the idea that the rise of paywalls is doing anything to fuel misinformation. In other words, misinformation will continue to thrive regardless of whether paywalls exist. …

Ailish Delaney /
7NEWS: ABC review Listen Loudly, Act Strongly finds racism within broadcaster

Sophie Elsworth /
theaustralian: ‘Must do better’: ABC boss David Anderson apologises to staff over racial slurs ABC News (Australia) on YouTube: ‘Listen Loudly, Act Strongly’ review of racism at the ABC released | ABC News

Kathleen Matthews Schmidt /
@kathmschmidt@threads.net: Bad idea. https://www.cnn.com/...

Erik Gruenwedel /
Media Play News: CNN Website Launching $3.99 Monthly Subscription Paywall for Heavy Users

Kayla Cobb /
The Wrap: CNN Launches Subscription Model for $3.99 a Month

Simon Owens /
@simondowens@threads.net: CNN just launched its paywall, charging $3.99 a month. It's intentionally vague on how many free article views will trigger the paywall — probably because it's running various A/B tests on the best conversion strategy. I also wouldn't be surprised if it's utilizing a “smart” paywall that's optimized based on personal use. …

Alex Weprin /
TVNewsCheck: CNN Launches Digital Paywall In Major Strategic Shift

Calum Jaspan /
Sydney Morning Herald: ABC boss apologises to staff after review finds systemic racism

Amanda Meade /
The Guardian: ABC managing director apologises to staff who experienced racism after review reveals ‘disturbing’ treatment

The Hollywood Reporter:

The Washington Post's Taylor Lorenz is leaving the newspaper to launch her own publication on Substack called User Mag, to “cover technology from the user side”— Lorenz, who is leaving the newspaper to launch the publication, says that it will “cover technology from the user side …

Discussion:
User Mag, @taylorlorenz, @dankennedy_nu@threads.net, DNyuz, @jpodhoretz, @justinbaragona, The Wrap, @ericnewcomer, Mediaite, @jackcarterbenjamin …, Deadline, @jeffjarvis, @thekenyeung@mastodon.social, @taylorlorenz@threads.net, New York Post, @katienotopoulos@threads.net, @danprimack, @drew_benvie@threads.net, Talking Biz News, @katienotopoulos@threads.net, @brianstelter@threads.net, @ernie@writing.exchange and Associated Press

Discussion:

Taylor Lorenz /
User Mag: Introducing User Magazine

Taylor Lorenz /
@taylorlorenz: ~personal news~ I'm going independent and launching my own media outlet on Substack called User Mag. Please consider buying a yearly subscription to help me continue my work https://www.usermag.co/...

Dan Kennedy /
@dankennedy_nu@threads.net: With news that @taylorlorenz is striking out on her own, I want to share one of her best stories for the @washingtonpost. It's about the targeting of a student journalist, and I assign it to my students when we talk about harassment and how to handle it. JournalismThreads This is a gift link: https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...

John Podhoretz /
@jpodhoretz: Unfortunately for her, to succeed on Substack, you actually have to work.

Justin Baragona /
@justinbaragona: Taylor Lorenz is apparently done with the Washington Post. She announced the launch of User Magazine today, a Substack newsletter that will come out 1-3 times a week. “I also firmly believe that the era of faux neutrality—the ‘view from nowhere’ style of journalism—is over.” [image]

Sean Burch /
The Wrap: Taylor Lorenz, Tech Columnist and Target of Right-Wing Criticism, Departs Washington Post for Substack

Eric Newcomer /
@ericnewcomer: About time! So happy for you @TaylorLorenz

Jack Benjamin /
@jackcarterbenjamin@threads.net: Wonder if this had anything to do with WaPo investigating that post Lorenz made to her close friends on Instagram re: genocide Joe? Don't think she produced any more articles for WaPo after that incident.

Ted Johnson /
Deadline: Taylor Lorenz To Depart Washington Post To Publish Her Own Substack “User Magazine” @jeffjarvis: @TaylorLorenz Congratulations. Subscribed immediately. I hope this also frees you to more fully bring out your inner media critic....

Ken Yeung /
@thekenyeung@mastodon.social: Congratulations to @taylorlorenz on a great run with the @washingtonpost! She leaves to start her own publication, “User Mag,” focusing on tech from the users' POV. 👏👏👏 — https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/ ... #media #tech #press #creatoreconomy #influencer #newsletter

Taylor Lorenz /
@taylorlorenz@threads.net: If you're interested in my new independent media venture I answered a lot more questions about User Mag on my about page https://www.usermag.co/about

Ariel Zilber /
New York Post: Controversial Taylor Lorenz leaves Washington Post weeks after calling Biden ‘war criminal’

Katie Notopoulos /
@katienotopoulos@threads.net: This is going to be so good: “User Mag is founded on the belief that the real story of technology lies with its users. Instead of focusing on corporate earnings and boardroom conflicts, User Mag will cover how people are actually using technology.” https://www.usermag.co/...

Drew Benvie /
@drew_benvie@threads.net: If there's a voice worth following on Threads for those working in tech, social and culture, it's @taylorlorenz. I've been a subscriber of all her things for years, and recommend you I've her a follow too. She's now launching her own media brand and explains here why legacy media doesn't cover digital culture the way it could https://www.youtube.com/...

Katie Notopoulos /
@katienotopoulos@threads.net: This is great news. Taylor has no peers in the way she breaks news that is always a must-read. Having the freedom to pursue the stories she wants and the ability to share her point of view on stuff she understands better than anyone is a pure win for readers https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/ ...

Brian Stelter /
@brianstelter@threads.net: Lorenz: “I just wanted to get out of legacy media. I feel like it's just really, really difficult to do the kind of reporting that I want to do on the internet within these kind of older institutions as a primary job. I like to have a really interactive relationship with my audience. …

Ernie Smith /
@ernie@writing.exchange: Everyone's favorite internet-culture writer, @taylorlorenz, goes independent: — https://www.usermag.co/...

Billboard:

Memo: Spotify's global head of music, Jeremy Erlich, is leaving the company after joining in June 2019; he will advise Spotify until the end of February 2025— After more than five years at the streamer, the executive is leaving to pursue an “entrepreneurial journey”

Discussion:
Hits Daily Double!, Digital Music News, Music Business Worldwide and Variety

Discussion:

CNN:

Filing: New York Magazine writer Olivia Nuzzi accuses her ex-fiancé, Politico journalist Ryan Lizza, of harassment and blackmail; Lizza denies the accusations— New York magazine writer Olivia Nuzzi is publicly accusing her ex-fiancé Ryan Lizza, a prominent political journalist with Politico …

Discussion:
Mediaite, New York Times, The Wrap, New York Post, Business Insider, HuffPost, Page Six, Salon, The Independent, The Daily Beast, @nataliemj10, @coachfinstock.bsky.social, @celebrityhottub.bsky.social, @mitchellepner.bsky.social, @maxwelltani@threads.net, @foster_type, @amandamarcotte.bsky.social and DNyuz

Discussion:

Charlie Nash /
Mediaite: Ryan Lizza Takes ‘Leave of Absence’ From Politico After Ex-Fiancée Olivia Nuzzi Accuses Him of Harassment and Blackmail

Katie Robertson /
New York Times: Olivia Nuzzi, Reporter Linked to R.F.K. Jr., Accuses Ex-Fiancé of Harassment

David Propper /
New York Post: Olivia Nuzzi's ex-fiancé to take leave of absence from Politico after being accused of blackmail amid RFK Jr. affair

Lucia Moses /
Business Insider: New York mag has hired a top law firm to investigate the Olivia Nuzzi-RFK Jr. relationship

Lydia O'Connor /
HuffPost: Olivia Nuzzi Accuses Ryan Lizza Of Blackmail Amid RFK Jr. Relationship: Report

Sara Whitman /
Page Six: Olivia Nuzzi gets no-contact order against ex Ryan Lizza, accuses him of exposing her tryst with RFK Jr.

Griffin Eckstein /
Salon: Nuzzi accuses ex-fiancé of tipping off employer about alleged RFK Jr. affair

Mike Bedigan /
The Independent: Olivia Nuzzi accuses ex-fiance of orchestrating blackmail campaign after RFK Jr relationship revelations

Natalie Jackson /
@nataliemj10: I'm guessing he discovered the relationship with RFK Jr, broke up with her, and told her he would report the ethics breach if she didn't (and then possibly followed through). I mean, there may be more ugliness to it, but that seems like the baseline here. @coachfinstock.bsky.social: Ryan Murphy is absolutely going to turn this into a series and it's gonna be amazing [embedded post]

Ryan Nanni /
@celebrityhottub.bsky.social: Beginning to think, given the opportunity, I would not date Olivia Nuzzi or Ryan Lizza

Mitchell Epner /
@mitchellepner.bsky.social: If anyone has a link to the filing by Olivia Nuzzi referenced in this article, please provide in the comments. — Once again, I'm asking journalists to link to publicly-filed documents that are quoted in their stories. At a minimum, please provide the case caption. — www.cnn.com/2024/10/01/m...

Maxwell Tani /
@maxwelltani@threads.net: Scoop: Politico and Playbook co-author Ryan Lizza have mutually agreed that he will take a leave of absence while an investigation is conducted following today's news.

Foster /
@foster_type: Not now Beltway Hot Goss.

Amanda Marcotte /
@amandamarcotte.bsky.social: I would say that the whole point of the Shitty Media Men list was to let women know who to avoid, but it seems that Nuzzi has a type so she wouldn't have listened. — www.cnn.com/2024/10/01/m...

Committee to Protect Journalists:

The US Press Freedom Tracker recorded 68 assaults on journalists in 2024 so far, up from 45 in 2023, and 240 subpoenas for reporters' materials since 2017— Download PDF … Introduction — In the moments after a would-be assassin's bullet grazed the ear of presidential candidate Donald Trump …

Discussion:
Voice of America, Committee to Protect …, Axios, TVNewsCheck and CNN

Discussion:

Committee to Protect Journalists:
US press freedom under unprecedented pressure ahead of election, CPJ report finds

Sara Fischer /
Axios: Report: Israel-Gaza war protests drive 50% uptick in assaults on U.S. journalists

Brian Stelter /
TVNewsCheck: Press Freedom Group Warns A Trump Victory Could Embolden Attacks On Journalists

Axios:

Duke Reporters' Lab: the number of fact-checking sites has declined globally; North American active sites have fallen from 94 to 90 from 2020 to 2023— - In some parts of the world, political pressure has directly impacted the closure of fact-checking operations.

Discussion:
The Wrap, Associated Press, The Hill, @axios, Truthout, Eric Anderson on LinkedIn, @seangraf, Poynter, Adweek and Mediaite

Discussion:

Tess Patton /
The Wrap: What Time Does the Vice Presidential Debate Start?

Dominick Mastrangelo /
The Hill: CBS News to broadcast QR code for live fact checking of vice presidential debate @axios: Fact-checking sites are shrinking globally due to political pressure, while fears of bias are prompting news organizations to reconsider how they present fact checks. https://www.axios.com/...

Eric Anderson /
Eric Anderson on LinkedIn: In today's through-the-looking glass world, fact checking by the media has become a political football. — https://lnkd.in/gXxTJrAr

Sean Graf /
@seangraf: Very interesting/concerning report from @sarafischer —> Fact checks fall amid political pressure https://www.axios.com/...

9to5Mac:

Apple Podcasts debuts a Top Series chart, Series category, and monthly Series Essentials spotlight for narrative shows with episodes to be listened to in order— Today Apple has announced changes to Apple Podcasts designed to better spotlight a specific type of show: narrative series.

Discussion:
@9to5Mac@mastodon.online and The Hollywood Reporter

Financial Times:

Sources: Pink Floyd agrees to sell the rights to their music catalogue, including the band name and the artists' “likeness”, to Sony for about $400M— The deal struck this week marks the end of years of infighting among band members over the sale

Discussion:
@followtheh, @danielthomasldn, Music Business Worldwide and Digital Music News

Discussion:

Tom Hearden /
@followtheh: *PINK FLOYD AGREES TO SELL MUSIC RIGHTS TO SONY FOR $400M: FT all in all that's a lotta bricks

Daniel Thomas /
@danielthomasldn: Its all about Money Pink Floyd agrees deal to sell music rights to Sony for $400mn https://www.ft.com/... - scoop with @annaknicolaou and via @ft

Tim Ingham /
Music Business Worldwide: Sony strikes deal to acquire Pink Floyd catalog in $400 million deal, say sources

Variety:

Paramount Global says its contract with Nielsen for audience measurement has expired, part of a broader dispute between Paramount and Nielsen over costs— With just hours to go before its CBS television network televises what is certain to be a heavily watched debate between two candidates …

Discussion:
Axios, @bristei, Adweek, @tvgrimreaper, Deadline, Nielsen, Kris Magel on LinkedIn, MediaPost, TVNewsCheck, The Wrap and AdExchanger

Discussion:

Sara Fischer /
Axios: Paramount, Nielsen fail to reach new ratings contract

Brian Steinberg /
@bristei: Paramount Global and Nielsen are at loggerheads in a contract dispute that means CBS and other properties won't have data from the measurement giant — with just hours to go before what is sure to be a big-crowd vice presidential debate on CBS https://variety.com/...

Mark Mwachiro /
Adweek: How Paramount's Nieslen Dispute Could Impact CBS News' Vice Presidential Debate

Dade Hayes /
Deadline: Paramount And Nielsen Hit Contract Impasse As CBS News Gets Set To Host Vice Presidential Debate

Kris Magel /
Kris Magel on LinkedIn: If you've been in the media & advertising industry for some time, you've certainly seen the epic corporate standoffs, mostly in the Programmer vs. Distributor world …

Wayne Friedman /
MediaPost: Paramount Drops Nielsen In Pricing Dispute

Ross A. Lincoln /
TVNewsCheck: Paramount's TV Ratings Partnership With Nielsen Expires Over Costs Dispute

Ross A. Lincoln /
The Wrap: Paramount's TV Ratings Partnership With Nielsen Expires Over Costs Dispute

TechCrunch:

Pinterest unveils generative AI tools for advertisers who want to enhance backgrounds on their Product Pins, after similar moves by Google, Amazon, and others— Image inspiration and shopping site Pinterest is the latest tech company to roll out generative AI products to its advertisers …

Discussion:
The Media Leader and MediaPost

Discussion:

Laurie Sullivan /
MediaPost: Pinterest Debuts AI, Automation Ad Performance Campaign Features

TechCrunch:

Microsoft plans to pay outlets like Reuters, FT, and Axel Springer for content in Copilot Daily, a new assistant that gives a spoken summary of current events— Microsoft is going to pay publishers for content that will appear in Copilot Daily, a new feature of its Copilot AI-powered, cross-platform assistant.

Discussion:
Gizmodo, Engadget, PCWorld, GeekWire, The Official Microsoft Blog, PCWorld, The Verge and CNN, more at Techmeme »

Discussion:

Devindra Hardawar /
Engadget: Microsoft's Copilot AI gets a voice and the ability to see websites you browse

Todd Bishop /
GeekWire: New Microsoft Copilot features include natural AI voice interactions and daily news summary

Clare Duffy /
CNN: ‘Comfortable, fun, familiar’: Why Microsoft is trying to turn its AI chatbot into a digital friend

RELATED:

TechCrunch:
Microsoft begins rolling out Bing Generative Search, its answer to Google's AI Overviews, to users in the US

Discussion:
@glenngabe, @jordirib1, Bing Blogs and Search Engine Land, more at Techmeme »

Discussion:

Glenn Gabe /
@glenngabe: Bing's generative AI in the SERPs keeps evolving. More of what they tested previously is rolling out. Standard search results in the sidebar -> The next step in Bing generative search “Bing shows an AI-generated experience that dives into the film subgenre, including its history [image]

Jordi Ribas /
@jordirib1: Today Microsoft is announcing significant AI updates across Copilot, Windows, and Bing. Our team is focused on Bing now, so I'm particularly excited to share the next step in Bing generative search, which is being rolled out in beta. To try it in the US, just type “Bing [image]

Barry Schwartz /
Search Engine Land: Bing expands generative search experience and Deep Search

The Verge:

A look at Google's arguments in the DOJ's ad antitrust case, focusing on Google's definition of the online ads market, which the judge calls “core to the case”— To wrap up its case, Google tried to fit it into a Supreme Court precedent that could undermine the government's argument.

Discussion:
The Keyword, Ars Technica, Search Engine Land, Business Insider, DNyuz, MEDIANAMA, Reuters, MediaPost, MarTech, Digiday, DNyuz

Discussion:

Lee-Anne Mulholland /
The Keyword: Key takeaways from the ad tech trial

Ashley Belanger /
Ars Technica: “Not a good look”: Google's ad tech monopoly defense widely criticized DNyuz: Breaking up Google's ad business could ‘cripple’ publishers. Analysts make the case for turning it into a public-benefit corporation instead.

Kenrick Cai /
Reuters: Google ad tech trial outcome no death blow, win or lose

Laurie Sullivan /
MediaPost: Google: DOJ Missed The Forest Through The Trees

Anu Adegbola /
MarTech: 7 weak spots in Google's defense against DOJ antitrust claims

Marty Swant /
Digiday: What happens in the Google ad tech antitrust trial now that testimony is done?

Seb Joseph /
Digiday: Breaking point or breakup? Why publishers fear a Google ad breakup could backfire

BBC:

BBC CEO Deborah Turness says critics on both sides of the war in Israel accuse the BBC of systemic bias and says both Israel and Hezbollah block reporting— We are approaching the anniversary of the horrific events of October 7th , and the start of a devastating year-long war that has killed tens …

Discussion:
@acidrains.bsky.social, @scynic1, @matt_walsh, Deadline, New Republic and The Guardian

Discussion:

Stephanie Rains /
@acidrains.bsky.social: Yes but what if one side is right about the systematic bias and the other isn't? [embedded post]

Simon Myerson KC /
@scynic1: TL:DR. We say it's not good enough that everyone hates us, but it is. We only get things wrong because Israel won't let reporters into Gaza. So we don't have to apologise for errors. Re our commentary - we're saying nowt - plebs don't understand. @bbcnews https://www.bbc.co.uk/...

Dr Matt Walsh /
@matt_walsh: It's not a rebuttal of the report released yesterday by Jewish community groups in the UK, which accused the BBC of being institutionally hostile to Israel. But reinforces the BBC's defence of its impartial reporting https://www.theguardian.com/ ...

Dr Matt Walsh /
@matt_walsh: Very good, clear defence of the importance of @BBCNews impartial reporting of Middle East conflict by @deborahturness - as she says it's vital the international journalists are allowed to freely report https://www.bbc.co.uk/...

Jake Kanter /
Deadline: BBC News CEO Deborah Turness: Critics Of Israel-Gaza Output Are Stuck In Online Echo Chambers

Ellie Quinlan Houghtaling /