Meredith will cut about 1,200 jobs and sell Time, Sports Illustrated, Fortune, and Money magazines →

Kara Swisher: What is “open,” is that a “yes” or a “no”?

Mark Zuckerberg: Well.

Kara Swisher: They want you, Mark.

Gunbook “was set up by David Scott, a 57-year-old shooting instructor who lives in Kilsyth, 20 miles from Dunblane. It went live three weeks ago and he says it already has more than 1,000 members, around 60 of whom are from the US.”

“In the rush to get our content on other platforms, let’s not forget about our own.”

“The regulation will require online video streaming companies and pay-TV services to apply for a license from the watchdog, known by its Turkish initials RTUK. Courts can block access for Turkish users if the necessary permits aren’t secured. RTUK has become notorious for aggressively handing out penalties or banning broadcasts that it judges to be immoral, inconsistent with Turkish family values, or that stray from the government line on politics.”

And see their database of 50 public radio stations’ membership pitches here.

“Brown also acknowledged that it was a mistake for Facebook to threaten legal action against the U.K.’s Guardian prior to the newspaper publishing a story about Cambridge Analytica’s misuse of Facebook data. ‘Not probably our wisest move,’ she said.”