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Hello and welcome to my Nuzzel newsletter! Mr Anderson (Kevin Anderson, manager, digital products and platforms at ideastream Public Media. Innovation leader focused on digital transformation and product. Priors at the BBC, The Guardian and Gannett.)
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Inside Facebook teams working to quell extremist content after the Christchurch shooting. Report for America announces new reporters placed with 50 orgs. Google's new unified pricing. Twitter brags about money paid to publishers. FB's legal woes mount.
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Journalism.co.uk – Jacob Granger – Apr 24, 2019, 7:11 AM

Here at Journalism.co.uk, we love a good newsletter. Those bite-sized summaries and tidbits to help ease into your day and bring you up to speed, whilst nursing your morning coffee. It can also be a great source for us to find interesting editorial…

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Canada accuses Facebook of breaking local privacy law, threatening to take company to court
The Washington Post – Tony Romm – Apr 25, 2019, 7:28 AM

The new legal threat from Canada comes after authorities there and in British Columbia determined that Facebook had in place “superficial” protections for users' data and failed to keep close watch over third-party apps that accessed…

Image not available Mr Anderson RT @Techmeme: Canadian privacy regulator finds that Facebook committed serious breaches of local privacy laws due to its mishandling of users' personal info (@tonyromm / Washington Post)
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Report for America Announces 61 Corps Members Placed in 50 Local News Organizations
Report for America – Apr 24, 2019, 5:05 PM

Report for America Announces 61 Corps Members Placed in 50 Local News... NEW YORK—After a highly competitive search, Report for America has announced the selection and placement of its 2019 class: 61 reporters in 50 local news organizations…

Image not available Mr Anderson RT @knightfdn Meet the 61 @report4america corps members joining #localnews orgs across the country. The group of journalists, representing a wide array of backgrounds and perspectives, will focus on issues and communities that are often under-covered:
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Silicon Valley Helped Kill Local News. Can Charity Bring It Back?
Bloomberg – Gerry Smith – Apr 25, 2019, 1:00 AM

The City, a website covering local news in America's biggest metropolis, debuted this month with a bank account some of its nonprofit peers could only dream of. Backed by almost $10 million from philanthropies and individuals, the New York-based…

Image not available Mr Anderson RT @gerryfsmith: There are about 200 nonprofit news sites trying to fill the void left by the shrinking newspaper industry. @THECITYNY is hoping for the success of @propublica or @TexasTribune, but many struggle to survive.
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New York Attorney General to Investigate Facebook Email Collection
The New York Times – Mike Isaac – Apr 25, 2019, 1:07 PM

SAN FRANCISCO — The New York State attorney general's office plans to open an investigation into Facebook's unauthorized collection of more than 1.5 million users' email address books, according to two people briefed on the matter. The…

Image not available Mr Anderson MT @profcarroll: Facebook used address book data it recently harvested by requiring new users to provide their email account passwords under the pretext of security for ad targeting and growth hacking purposes. NY AG says enough with deceptive practices!
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Inside the Team at Facebook That Dealt with the Christchurch Shooting
The New Yorker – Kate Klonick – Apr 25, 2019, 9:16 AM

At 9:30 P.M. on March 14th, Jay Bagwell, a thirty-eight-year-old Facebook employee with parted hair and perpetual stubble, was sitting in his living room, in Austin, Texas. His kids were in bed, and he had just turned on a cooking show on Netflix…

Image not available Mr Anderson MT @KevinBankston: The amazing @Klonick, one of our foremost academic experts on content moderation, was given exclusive access to the Facebook team dealing with the immediate aftermath of the Christchurch shootings and then wrote about it
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'We are a must-buy': Twitter says ad payments to publishers are up 60%
Digiday – Sahil Patel – Apr 24, 2019, 5:01 PM

Ahead of Twitter's third NewFronts presentation next week, Kay Madati, Twitter's head of content partnerships, spoke with Digiday about revenue growth for media companies on the platform, why this year's NewFronts will focus on fewer deals…

Image not available Mr Anderson MT @SarahMarshall: 'We are a must-buy': Twitter says ad payments to publishers are up 60%. Driven by a growing number of content deals, ... the second consecutive year of 60% growth in payouts
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'It's a shakedown': Everything you need to know about Google's 'unified pricing' product changes
Digiday – Jessica Davies – Apr 24, 2019, 5:01 PM

Google will hold one-to-one meetings with publishers across Europe and a group meeting with publishers in May to further explain the changes and address their concerns. Google has stressed that the changes are not only inevitable for a digital ad…

Image not available Mr Anderson RT @jason_kint This is true. And it's certifiably nuts a company with this much control over buying, selling, transacting, measuring ads can make moves like this without oversight.
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Gannett just launched its own image licensing and wire service
Poynter – Ren LaForme – Apr 24, 2019, 8:54 AM

Tech & Tools Gannett just launched its own image licensing and wire service Watch out, Getty. Gannett has launched a platform that makes original images from USA Today and its 109 local newsrooms available to paying customers. In a press release…

Image not available Mr Anderson RT @mediagazer Gannett launches Imagn, an image licensing service with photos from USA Today and its 109 local papers, available on a per-photo basis or via a subscription (Poynter)
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Think locally
Yale Alumni Magazine

For three days last August, something shocking happened on the New Haven Green. Dozens of people, some of them homeless, were keeling over. Paramedics took 47 people on 120 hospital trips. The devastation from a notably potent batch of K2…

Image not available Mr Anderson RT @mmbaily: 'If seismic shocks to the journalism business have turned some cities into news deserts, New Haven offers a counter-example...' ... 'this country needs 1,500 New Haven Independents.' I couldn't agree more:
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