Jun 10, 2022

Facebook rethinks news deals, and publishers stand to lose millions

By Mathew Ingram • Issue #244 • View online

Social-media company pays more than $10 million a year to a handful of news organizations to feature their content on its news tab

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Carl Paladino: Hitler is "the kind of leader we need today. Somebody inspirational"

Republican congressional candidate Carl Paladino claimed that New York needs someone like Adolf Hitler to lead it

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Facebook’s ban on gun sales gives sellers 10 strikes before booting them

On Facebook, gun buyers and sellers can violate the social media giant’s prohibition of firearms sales 10 times before they are kicked off

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New documents show Uvalde police waited to confront gunman

More than a dozen students remained alive for over an hour before officers entered their classrooms. The commander feared a risk to officers’ lives, new documents show.

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Seth Green’s “kidnapped” Bored Ape returns home

“Fred is back home,” the actor and comedian said

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Hearing makes case Trump at 'center of this conspiracy' to overturn election

The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol held its first prime-time hearing on Thursday.

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This is what happens when bubble rings collide

Source: https://t.co/HDmw6TMng8t The physics and math behind a vortex reconnection: https://t.co/EntGIVt5PA, https://t.co/3t7EDVSczO] https://t.co/QmP6Rg50ha

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By Mathew Ingram

I write about digital media for the Columbia Journalism Review. I'm an expert in stucco, a veteran in love and an outlaw in Peru

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