The Star-Ledger, New Jersey's largest newspaper, plans to end its print edition on January 30, 2025, citing growing costs and a shrinking demand for print (New Jersey Digest)

Mediagazer: The Star-Ledger, New Jersey's largest newspaper, plans to end its print edition on January 30, 2025, citing growing costs and a shrinking demand for print (New Jersey Digest)

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New Jersey Digest:

The Star-Ledger, New Jersey's largest newspaper, plans to end its print edition on January 30, 2025, citing growing costs and a shrinking demand for print— The Star-Ledger, New Jersey's largest newspaper, will stop publishing its print edition on January 30, 2025, transitioning fully to a digital format.
Discussion:

Bobby Olivier /
@bobbyolivier: Yes, The Star-Ledger print edition is going away. The electronic version of the newspaper will remain. As will all of the work we already do on NJ dot com. It's a sad but necessary step for us as a digitally focused newsroom. Details in the story. https://www.nj.com/...

David Folkenflik /
@davidfolkenflik: The future is now: NJ's largest newspaper, the Star-Ledger, will kill its print edition in 2025. Was once a top 12 US circulation paper. Sister paper Trenton Times too. https://www.nj.com/...

Jeff Jarvis /
@jeffjarvis@mastodon.social: Here's the Star-Ledger/NJ.com/Advance Local announcement. Note that all its NJ papers continue online except the Jersey Journal (where my office once was), which is fully folding. https://www.nj.com/...

The Guardian:

Source: WaPo subscription cancellations hit 250,000 on Tuesday, or 10% of subscribers, since October 25, based on the number of cancellation emails sent out— Reader backlash against decision not to make presidential endorsement rolls on despite Bezos defense of decision

Discussion:
@craig.forman@threads.net, MediaPost, Techdirt, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Poynter, @hadas_gold, @craig.forman@threads.net, @jakeadelstein, Newser, @craig.forman@threads.net, @stacycowley, @myhlee, @kenvogel, @GossiTheDog@cyberplace.social, @genevaoh@threads.net, Le Monde.fr, Daring Fireball, @Balkingpoints@mastodon.online, The Handbasket, @edmundlee@threads.net, Gizmodo, @nelson@tech.lgbt, @carlmalamud@official …, @mpm@mstdn.social, The Wrap, Fox News, The Hill, Washington Post and Crooked Timber

Discussion:

Craig Forman /
@craig.forman@threads.net: A $30M reduction in annual revenue is what @washingtonpost faces due to accelerated churn of 250,000 subscribers sparked by its altered 2024 presidential-endorsement policy. This is simply the math from reports that 10% of the company's subscribers thus far cancelled in the wake of the decision by proprietor Jeff Bezos to halt presidential endorsements. …

Mike Masnick /
Techdirt: Dear Jeff Bezos: The ‘Hard Truth’ Is That Cowardice Like Yours Is Why People Don't Trust The Media

Hadas Gold /
@hadas_gold: The Washington Post's own reporters confirm the high subscription cancellation rate (around 250,000) that @davidfolkenflik first reported https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...

Craig Forman /
@craig.forman@threads.net: While Bezos can easily fund the widening operating gap as The Post tries to return to sustainable growth after losing a reported $170 million since 2022, these long-tenured subs were likely individually highly profitable since the cost of acquiring them was accounted for long ago. … @jakeadelstein: @myhlee @washingtonpost Michelle-sama, Keep up the good work! I'm not cancelling my subscription. I did write a letter to the editor. Dear @washingtonpost, Over the years, I've proudly contributed to your paper. My love for this institution has never wavered. But I'm deeply frustrated by your recent

Evann Gastaldo /
Newser: Washington Post Subscription Cancellations Hit 250K

Craig Forman /
@craig.forman@threads.net: That would - indeed - be a shame. Because while there is always the opportunity to find efficiencies as well as do different things differently, The Post will likely need more investment - not less - in product, technology and the right people going forward. I'm certain @jeffbezos understands that, maybe more than anyone else. …

Stacy Cowley /
@stacycowley: Cancelling subscriptions to the Washington Post hurts their newsroom of essential journalists, not Bezos. I love tons of its reporters' work, but a special shout-out to @DaniDougPost for her fierce & vital coverage of the endlessly confusing student loan maze #whyIsubscribe

Michelle Ye Hee Lee /
@myhlee: A heartfelt thank you to everyone affirming their support for the journalists and journalism of @washingtonpost through the #whyisubscribe hashtag here, especially from our competitors. It's encouraging after a difficult few days (and months).

Kenneth P. Vogel /
@kenvogel: The partisan podcasters, pundits & aggregators would have nothing to talk about if everyone followed their advice & cancelled subscriptions to news outlets that produce the actual accountability reporting upon which the podcasters, pundits & aggregators base their content.

Kevin Beaumont /
@GossiTheDog@cyberplace.social: First screenshot, NY Times story from October 14th this month about how Washington Post is losing $100m a year and they're very happy to have added 4000 subscribers. — Second screenshot, a few weeks later after Jeff Bezos set fire to his own company. — [images]

Geneva Overholser /
@genevaoh@threads.net: If the owner of an essential newspaper makes shockingly clear that he values his personal gain over the newspaper's integrity, we as subscribers should protest. Right there, on the grounds where he made this shameful decision. As for our colleagues, whom we value — what favor does our acquiescence in such an unacceptable step do them? …

John Gruber /
Daring Fireball: Cancelling Your Amazon Prime Membership to Protest Bezos's Bootlicking at the Washington Post Is Like Pissing in the Ocean @Balkingpoints@mastodon.online: As mentioned last night, the fallout about this is better for VP Harris than the endorsement ever would have been. — Hard to say it better: Billionaire wants Republican president. This is all about Bezos dammit and he should get lower taxes and less regulation... - #election #news …

Marisa Kabas /
The Handbasket: Billionaires are not journalists — It's not about presidential endorsements—it's about the very future of our field.

Ed Lee /
@edmundlee@threads.net: still having a hard time squaring this: — “I wish we had made the change earlier than we did, in a moment further from the election and the emotions around it. That was inadequate planning, and not some intentional strategy.” — His edit board pulled together an endorsement weeks earlier (at least), and he doesn't tell them about his decision? …

Matt Novak /
Gizmodo: Washington Post Loses 250,000 Subscribers After Jeff Bezos Kills Harris Endorsement

Nelson Minar /
@nelson@tech.lgbt: I wasn't alone!. The WashPo has lost 250,000 subscribers, 10%, in response to Bezos' cowardly dictat.

Carl Malamud /
@carlmalamud@official.resource.org: Joined 250,000 of my fellow readers in cancelling my WaPo subscription. https://www.theguardian.com/ ... Sent some money over to the @guardian instead.

Mark McCahill /
@mpm@mstdn.social: Another day, another 50,000 #WashingtonPost subscriptions cancelled. — ""The publication has now shed 250,000 subscribers, or 10% of the 2.5 million customers it had before the decision was made public on Friday, according to the NPR reporter David Folkenflik. — A day earlier, 200,000 had left according to the same outlet. … Fox News: WaPo staffer unsure paper can recover as Bezos-owned outlet sheds 250,000 subscribers over endorsement fiasco

Dominick Mastrangelo /
The Hill: Carville: WaPo mass cancellations show ‘enthusiasm’ for Harris

Jeff Bezos /
Washington Post: Jeff Bezos says presidential endorsements “create a perception of bias” and WaPo ending them is a “principled decision”, but wishes the change was made earlier

Eszter Hargittai /
Crooked Timber: Washington Post cancellations

RELATED:
Semafor: WaPo subscribers canceling shows how much its anti-Trump stance was marketing, as many seemed to be there for the mission, not necessarily the content

Discussion:
Platformer, @davidfolkenflik, Axios, @jayrosen_nyu, Townhall, City & State New York, @edzitron, Fox News, @pkafka, @matthewstoller, @baseballcrank, @markmaxwelltv, @bonchieredstate, @benthomasnz, @ethangach, @davidfolkenflik, @semaforben, The National Pulse, UnHerd, @harrietvane.bsky.social, @busbyj2.bsky.social, @petesouza@threads.net, @daveweigel.bsky.social, Slate, Press Gazette, Breitbart, Quartz, Poynter, The Gateway Pundit, Newser, Financial Times, NPR, GeekWire, The Hill, Mediaite, Bloomberg, Daily Press, Business Insider, The Dworkin Report, HuffPost and The Wrap

Discussion:

Casey Newton /
Platformer: Jeff Bezos' view from nowhere

David Folkenflik /
@davidfolkenflik: UPDATE: The number of cancellations since Friday's revelation now exceeds 250,000, NPR can report. That represents approximately 10 percent of all paid circulation.

Rebecca Falconer /
Axios: WaPo subscribers flee en masse after Bezos' endorsement decision

Jay Rosen /
@jayrosen_nyu: A big thank-you to Casey Newton for featuring in his critique of Jeff Bezos my concept (from 2003) “the view from nowhere.” https://www.platformer.news/ ... For the Post to thrive again, Casey writes, Bezos has get beyond that view.

Ed Zitron /
@edzitron: what sucks about this is it doesn't hurt Bezos at all. he could afford to float this paper forever even if it had a single subscriber called “Steve.” This will, however, allow Bezos to justify layoffs. Absolute shameful scumbag, the lowest

Fox News:
WaPo staffers livid after chief editor downplays rate of cancellations: 'No one believes a word he's saying'

Peter Kafka /
@pkafka: Smart analysis.

Matt Stoller /
@matthewstoller: Defense contracts?

Dan McLaughlin /
@baseballcrank: Maybe it should try news.

Mark Maxwell /
@markmaxwelltv: “We learned Monday that, in fact, a share of the Post's subscribers seemed to be there for the mission, not necessarily the content. And it was, as much as anything else, a clarifying lesson in how you sell news.” @bonchieredstate: Ah yes, because democracy is predicated on newspapers making partisan endorsements to influence elections.

Ben Thomas /
@benthomasnz: Idk I feel like newspaper endorsements have always been (to a greater or lesser extent) an indulgence rather than a vital exercise for either democracy or, especially, the practice of journalism @ethangach: Love when the money bags walk into the newsroom and start breaking everything because they know better

David Folkenflik /
@davidfolkenflik: Semafor editor Ben Smith (@semaforben) raises Qs about WaPo's live by the sub, die by the sub strategy in wake of brutal cancellations

Ben Smith /
@semaforben: The Washington Post sold Democracy. Now it needs a new line of business. https://www.semafor.com/...

Sarah /
@harrietvane.bsky.social: Getting a real swell of patriotism (for maybe the last time in a while) from a Daily Mail editor coming to America and Americans immediately going “what the fuck is this?” [embedded post]

Josh Busby /
@busbyj2.bsky.social: There is a ton of good content coming out in the Post even now and Will Lewis has screwed the journalists over by mismanaging this thing. He should go. Bezos should also sell the paper or do a 180. [embedded post]

Pete Souza /
@petesouza@threads.net: Democracy is dying, and he can't realize it's because of gutless people like him. https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...

Dave Weigel /
@daveweigel.bsky.social: Just copying the brilliant @margarita.bsky.social's take here, but Will Lewis is the linchpin of this story - spectacular failure, mismanaged every part of this, somehow literally decimated the paper's subscriber base IN AN ELECTION YEAR. [embedded post]

Laura Miller /
Slate: There's a Better Way to Express Your Anger at the Washington Post. Too Bad Most People Won't Do It.

Bron Maher /
Press Gazette: Washington Post's non-endorsement could cost title $20m+ in lost online subs

John Nolte /
Breitbart: More Resignations and 200K Subscription Cancelations Hit Far-left Washington Post

William Gavin /
Quartz: Jeff Bezos says he didn't know Blue Origin met with Trump as he tries to calm Washington Post storm

Tom Jones /
Poynter: The Washington Post bleeds subscriptions as Bezos responds to endorsement criticism

Cassandra MacDonald /
The Gateway Pundit: Over 200,000 Subscribers Ditch Washington Post After Newspaper Refuses to Endorse Kamala Harris

Evann Gastaldo /
Newser: Bezos Pens 909-Word Defense of WaPo Decision Financial Times: Jeff Bezos defends ‘principled decision’ to block Washington Post endorsement of Kamala Harris

David Folkenflik /
NPR: Sources: more than 200,000 people had canceled their WaPo digital subscriptions by midday Monday, or ~8% of the paper's paid circulation of 2.5M subscribers

Kurt Schlosser /
GeekWire: Jeff Bezos says ‘no quid pro quo of any kind’ in decision to end Washington Post endorsements

Dominick Mastrangelo /
The Hill: Bezos breaks silence, defends move to drop Washington Post presidential endorsements

Charlie Nash /
Mediaite: WaPo Loses Eye-Popping 200,000 Subscribers in Exodus That ‘Will Batter’ the Paper, Says NPR Reporter Daily Press: Report: Washington Post loses more than 200,000 subscriptions following non-endorsement

Scott Dworkin /
The Dworkin Report: 200,000 WaPo Subscription Cancellations Since Blocking Harris Endorsement

Ryan Grenoble /
HuffPost: Washington Post Subscriptions In Free Fall After Bezos Blocks Presidential Endorsement

Washington Post:
Jeff Bezos' decision to block the WaPo's presidential endorsement might be a cowardly and unprincipled decision, but he is acting within his rights as the owner

Discussion:

CalMatters /
Palo Alto Online: Undecided on California propositions? Here's what the major editorial boards recommend

Philip Bump /
Washington Post: When reality is seen as biased, objectivity alone won't shield the press

Rachel Kleinfeld /
Just Security: Rising Authoritarianism and Plutocracy Are a Dangerous Mix for Press Freedom

Chloe Berger /
Fortune: Jeff Bezos doubles down on unprecedented block of a presidential endorsement from ‘The Washington Post’ but admits ‘I am not an ideal owner’

Audrey Kemp /
The Drum: LA Times & WaPo may suffer brand damage from refusals to endorse a presidential candidate

Jenny Goldsberry /
Washington Examiner: Bob Woodward blasts Washington Post for ending presidential endorsements

David Bauder /
Associated Press: Newspaper non-endorsements fit a trend, but some readers aren't happy

Joseph Addington /
The American Conservative: Bezos Declares New Era at Washington Post

Robert Greene /
The Atlantic: Why Major Newspapers Won't Endorse Kamala Harris

Josh Marcus /
The Independent: Bezos insists no quid pro quo in decision to pull Washington Post's Harris endorsement as staff and subscribers quit

Todd Spangler /
Variety: Amid Backlash, Jeff Bezos Defends Ending Washington Post Presidential Endorsements: They ‘Create a Perception of Bias’

Nieman Lab:

A decade after the Serial podcast launched, public radio executives say they think true crime podcasts can bolster interest and support for their organizations— Amid the downturn in audio, some executives think the public radio model — with a dash of true crime — might provide a way forward.

Discussion:
@jeffjarvis@mastodon.social, Nieman Lab and

Discussion:

Jeff Jarvis /
@jeffjarvis@mastodon.social: The desperate tabloidization of public radio.... The future of true crime sounds like...public radio? https://www.niemanlab.org/...

Laura Hazard Owen /
Nieman Lab: 10 years after Serial: Nieman Lab looks at crime news now

The Hollywood Reporter:

Amazon invests in Spotter, a creator platform that counts MrBeast as a client and provides capital and tools to creators, as part of a wider partnership— Spotter, which counts MrBeast, Deestroying, and Dude Perfect as clients, will give the tech giant new ways to monetize content …

Discussion:
Variety, The Wrap, Axios, Business Insider and @kerrymflynn

Discussion:

Todd Spangler /
Variety: Amazon Invests in Spotter, Which Has Paid Out More Than $940 Million to Creators

Lucas Manfredi /
The Wrap: Amazon Bets on Creator Economy With Investment in Spotter, Firm Behind MrBeast and Try Guys

Kerry Flynn /
Axios: Amazon invests in creator company Spotter

Lucia Moses /
Business Insider: Dude Perfect's new Texas headquarters will also serve as a studio for YouTube creators

Axios:

Sources: NBC News plans to promote Way Too Early host Jonathan Lemire as the co-host of the “Morning Joe” 9am hour in January 2025— - His Red Sox obsession gives him plenty to banter about with Scarborough and co-host Willie Geist — along with Liverpool soccer, “Star Wars,” presidential biographies and table tennis.

Discussion:
RedState, Raw Story and @maxwelltani

Discussion:

Max Tani /
@maxwelltani: Big, well-deserved move for @JonLemire

The Guardian:

Australia's ABC Chair Kim Williams says pursuing “digital titans for a fair cut of the revenues drained from mainstream journalism” is a “democratic imperative”— Kim Williams says funding local news and public interest journalism is crucial in a world where 'the distortion …

Discussion:
Crikey

Discussion:

Variety:

Barcelona-based Grup Mediapro launches a €1B sports rights brokering fund, targeting established and emerging sports— Grup Mediapro, the Barcelona-based global holding including The Mediapro Studio, is launching and will manage a €1 billion ($1.1 billion) sports rights brokering fund …

Columbia Journalism Review:

Journalists and liberal critics blast the NYT and other US news outlets for “sanewashing”, false equivalence, and more, and call for sharper political reporting— From sanewashing to false equivalence, many readers have had it with their favorite news publications. Editors would do well to listen.

Discussion:
Balloon Juice: I want to Change Bourbon Brands, but What About all the Distillery Workers, and the Craft of Distilling Itself?!?

Jennifer Schulze /
@newsjennifer: Like @jeffjarvis, I've spent my life as a journalist. I believe it is essential work now more than ever. I point out sanewashing, stenography, false equivalence, misleading headlines & other missteps for the simple reason that I want the journalism work to improve.

Jay Rosen /
@jayrosen_nyu: By @jeffjarvis: “I will not cancel my subscriptions, for I both want to support the good and necessary journalism still produced there and to stay on the case of these institutions. But I am disappointed in them, and often angry...” https://www.cjr.org/... Recommended. @MissConstrue@mefi.social: Y'all, you know I have thoughts about the current state of American news. I have not been shy about what I think about the sanewashing and the clear and present danger of billionaires being in charge of information dissemination. … @flo_a: @jeffjarvis @CJR “Bouie regularly calls on history for explanation, something I wish more newsroom journalists would do.... Journalists like to say they write the first draft of history. Too often that means they ignore history.”

Steve Kettmann /
@stevekettmann: Great, great CJR piece by Jeff Jarvis, who many of us rely on to stay abreast of media trends. Please read. Very important article.

James Fallows /
@jamesfallows: Very good piece by @jeffjarvis in @CJR @jeffjarvis: .@CJR gave me the opportunity to write the story I've so wanted to write about the wave of liberal anger with the NY Times, Washington Post, et ilk, over campaign coverage, quoting many journalists and exploring theories. https://www.cjr.org/...

Jeff Jarvis /
Jeff Jarvis on LinkedIn: The Columbia Journalism Review gave me the opportunity to write the story I've so wanted to write about the wave of liberal anger with the New York Times …

Bruce MacDonald /
@rationaldoge@hachyderm.io: “This is what makes us liberal critics sigh. Why “baseless claim” and not “racist lie”? And to paint this as merely a risky campaign tactic instead of what it is—an incitement to race hate and violence—is an abrogation of journalistic responsibility.” — Why Are Liberals Infuriated with the Media? …

NPR:

The LA Times has lost 10,000 to 18,000 subscriptions, or up to 4.5% of its subscribers, since owner Patrick Soon-Shiong axed the paper's Harris endorsement— Subscribers keep deserting The Washington Post after it announced it would not endorse any candidate in the race for the White House.

Discussion:
Washington Post, HuffPost, New York Post, CNN, American Press Institute and The Wrap

Discussion:

Elahe Izadi /
Washington Post: After non-endorsement, 250,000 subscribers cancel The Washington Post

Marita Vlachou /
HuffPost: Over 250,000 Subscribers Flee The Washington Post After Non-Endorsement Decision

Ariel Zilber /
New York Post: Washington Post loses 250K — or 10% — of subscribers over decision not to endorse Kamala Harris: report

Liam Reilly /
CNN: More than 250,000 Washington Post readers cancel subscriptions in revolt over non-endorsement

Variety:

An amended FCC filing shows that Skydance CEO David Ellison will hold 100% of the Ellison family's voting interests in the combined Paramount-Skydance company— Prior documentation indicated that Oracle founder Larry Ellison would be majority owner of National Amusements Inc.

Discussion:
New York Post, Adweek, @femme_mal@mstdn.social, TVNewsCheck, The Wrap, Bloomberg, Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter

Discussion:

Alexandra Steigrad /
New York Post: David Ellison to fully control combined Paramount-Skydance after deal closes: filing

Brad Pareso /
Adweek: David Ellison—Not Father Larry—Will Control 100% of Paramount After Deal Closes

Femme Malheureuse /
@femme_mal@mstdn.social: This is fucked up. Another billionaire with a death grip on a key part of our culture. — This must stop. We need to discuss excess consolidation of media and how to ensure it's not controlled by a very few persons. — https://variety.com/...

Katie Kilkenny /
TVNewsCheck: Paramount Postproduction Staffers Facing Layoffs Claim Top Brass Is ‘Union Busting’

Jill Goldsmith /
TVNewsCheck: David Ellison - Not Larry - Will Hold 100% Of Family Interest In Paramount When Skydance Deal Closes

Lucas Manfredi /
The Wrap: David Ellison Will Control 100% of Paramount After Deal Closes

Christopher Palmeri /
Bloomberg: David Ellison to Control Family's Paramount Stake After Deal

Jill Goldsmith /
Deadline: David Ellison - Not Larry - Will Hold 100% Of Family Interest In Paramount When Skydance Deal Closes

Talking Biz News:

Consumer Reports gets a $5M investment from Craig Newmark Philanthropies to conduct new investigations into cyber harms, AI systems, privacy concerns, and more— Consumer Reports has received a a new investment of $5 million from Craig Newmark Philanthropies that will accelerate its vision …

Discussion:
Innovation at Consumer Reports and @consumerreports

Discussion:

Stacey Higginbotham /
Innovation at Consumer Reports: Expanding Consumer Reports' Partnership with Craig Newmark Philanthropies @consumerreports: One of our priorities is making sure the digital marketplace is safe for consumers. A new $5M grant from @CraigNewmark Philanthropies will help expand our work on issues like cybersecurity, AI, & digital finance. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth https://innovation.consumerreports.org/ ...

Variety:

YouTube Q3 ad revenue grew 12.2% YoY to $8.92B, vs. $8.89B est.; total ads and subscription revenues passed $50B over the past four quarters for the first time— YouTube generated a cool $8.92 billion in advertising revenue for the third quarter of 2024 as the world's biggest video-streaming …

Discussion:
AdExchanger, Adweek, Alphabet Inc., MediaPost, The Information, The Verge, Marketing Dive, The Media Leader, Music Ally, MEDIANAMA, @adamsinger, @mathewi, @deedydas, City A.M., @lucas_shaw, Peter Pulm, Ph.D. on LinkedIn, Lisa Luu on LinkedIn, Ajay Vij on LinkedIn, Venkatesh Basker on LinkedIn, Sachin Duggal on LinkedIn, Benzinga, Digital Music News, YourStory.com, The Register, SiliconANGLE, TVNewsCheck, Capital Brief, Stratechery, Cord Cutters News, The Desk, Reuters, Fortune, The Wrap, Quartz, ZeroHedge News, Investor's Business Daily, @philthepill.bsky.social, 9to5Google, Deadline, The Hollywood Reporter, CNBC and Media Play News, more at Techmeme »

Discussion:

James Hercher /
AdExchanger: Based On Its Q3 Earnings, Maybe AIphabet Should Just Change Its Name To AI-phabet

Lucinda Southern /
Adweek: Google's Strong Earnings Indicate Its Search Dominance Is Going Nowhere

Laurie Sullivan /
MediaPost: Google Q3 Ad Spend Rose 11%, Led By Gains In Search, YouTube

Sylvia Varnham O'Regan /
The Information: Snap, YouTube Highlight Strength in Subscriptions

Stuart Dredge /
Music Ally: YouTube's ad revenues were up 12.2% in third quarter of 2024

Kamya Pandey /
MEDIANAMA: Earnings report: Google cloud sees over 600% jump in operating income Amid AI Infrastructure Demand

Adam Singer /
@adamsinger: YouTube has to be 100x more valuable for the world than Netflix. NFLX could disappear tomorrow and everything would be about the same

Mathew Ingram /
@mathewi: Best Google acquisition ever?

Deedy /
@deedydas: For the first time ever, YouTube's revenue surpassed $50 billion, says Sundar Pichai at the Google earnings. That makes it the #1 highest grossing video app with Netflix, ~$37B, at #2!

Saskia Koopman /
City A.M.: Google: AI investment pays off as cloud drives revenue growth

Lucas Shaw /
@lucas_shaw: YouTube generated more than $50 billion in sales over the last year, the first time its done that in a 12-month span. It is 30% larger than Netflix in $$ (and 6-8x in users). https://www.bloomberg.com/...

Peter Pulm, Ph.D. /
Peter Pulm, Ph.D. on LinkedIn: Another strong round of Alphabet (GOOGL) results for Q3 2024: — Alphabet made revenues of $88.3 billion in the quarter (+15% YoY) and $28.5 billion operating income (+33% YoY). …

Lisa Luu /
Lisa Luu on LinkedIn: Google Cloud surged by 35% YoY to reach $11.4 billion revenue, in Q3. Operating income grew to $1.9 billion, at 17% operating margin. …

Ajay Vij /
Ajay Vij on LinkedIn: Another great quarter - the momentum across Google is extraordinary! — Total Google q3 revenues - USD 88b up 15% yoy …

Venkatesh Basker /
Venkatesh Basker on LinkedIn: Strong earnings results from Google - — Revenue: Solid +15% YoY with an outstanding +35% YoY from Cloud — Operating margin increased by 4.5pp YoY, from 27.5% -> 32% …

Sachin Duggal /
Sachin Duggal on LinkedIn: Alphabet (GOOGL) results are in for Q3 2024, Google Cloud brought in $11.35 billion. — Google Cloud continues to grow at a rapid pace, increasing revenue by ~35% YoY. …

Kaustubh Bagalkote /
Benzinga: Google Bought YouTube For $1.65B And Now It Prints $50B In Revenue Just In 1 Year — Sundar Pichai Says Alphabet ‘Leaning Into The Living Room Experience’

Ashley King /
Digital Music News: Google CEO Says YouTube Music Is ‘Driving Subscription Growth’ — As YouTube Posts Second Best Quarter Ever

Mike Wheatley /
SiliconANGLE: Alphabet's stock jumps as ads, AI and cloud fuel strong revenue growth

Todd Spangler /
TVNewsCheck: YouTube Q3 Ad Revenue Beats Forecasts, Rising 12% To $8.92B

Daniel Van Boom /
Capital Brief: Alphabet Q3 earnings spiked by Google Search and AI demand

Ben Thompson /
Stratechery: Google Earnings, YouTube Financials, AI Optimism

Luke Bouma /
Cord Cutters News: YouTube Ad Revenue Hits $8.92 Billion, Defying Industry Trends and Boosting Alphabet's Earnings

Kali Hays /
Fortune: Google owner Alphabet sees double-digit revenue growth as CEO Pichai calls out YouTube success

Britney Nguyen /
Quartz: Google beats third-quarter earnings expectations on AI momentum

Tyler Durden /
ZeroHedge News: Google Jumps After Beating Across The Board

Reinhardt Krause /
Investor's Business Daily: Google Earnings Beat. Search Advertising, Cloud Growth Top Wall Street Expectations.

Phil Santiago /
@philthepill.bsky.social: Alas, my efforts to short Alphabet have failed, even though I quit YouTube Premium for the first time in 3 years. (Firefox still blocks the ads, fwiw). [embedded post]

Dade Hayes /
Deadline: YouTube Ad Haul Powers Alphabet Q3 Results

Caitlin Huston /
The Hollywood Reporter: YouTube Hits $8.9B in Ad Revenue As Alphabet Beats Wall Street Expectations

Jennifer Elias /
CNBC: Alphabet to report Q3 earnings after the bell

Erik Gruenwedel /