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    Shan WangMarch 23, 2018
    On the Pactio platform, loyal readers follow and fund their favorite individual beat reporters
    “We work in the membership model more than the subscription model, in that the primary motivation for people to support a journalist on Pactio is the fact that they want your reporting to exist in the first place.”
    Watchup raises $2.75 million from Tribune Media, McClatchy, and more
    Joseph LichtermanFebruary 20, 2014
    Right back after these messages: Watchup adds ads and partners with The Washington Post
    CEO Adriano Farano says, after improvements to the playlist-creation experience on iPads, “we’re ready to start monetizing” — and expanding to Android.
    Watchup wants to be a “Hulu for news junkies” on your iPad
    Knight News Challenge winner Watchup aggregates videos from YouTube for a new iPad app that lets users customize their own mini-newscasts. Adrienne LaFrance
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