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    Nicholas QuahJanuary 23, 2018
    Subcast wants to bring podcast publishers and smart-speaker users together
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    Joshua BentonJanuary 18, 2018
    Media companies should open up an HQ2
    If it’s good enough for Amazon, why not for news publishers? Trade in your New York rent for a wider, subway-phobic pool of talent.
    Shan WangNovember 8, 2017
    The Washington Post on Reddit surprises users with its non-promotional, ultra helpful presence
    User: “Lol is this the real WaPo account?” The Washington Post: “’tis we, irl.”
    Trushar BarotSeptember 18, 2017
    The future of news is humans talking to machines
    That’s the argument of the BBC’s Trushar Barot, who believes voice AI is the biggest technology revolution that the news industry is missing — and that it’s not too late to do something about it.
    Joshua BentonSeptember 12, 2017
    Small pieces, loosely joined (oh, and a new iPhone): These are today’s key Apple updates for publishers
    Apple steps a little closer toward the constellation of devices that follow the smartphone.
    Nicholas QuahSeptember 5, 2017
    These are the most important developments in the podcast business so far in 2017
    Plus the three most interesting podcast companies out there today.
    Ken DoctorAugust 4, 2017
    Newsonomics: Nine midsummer lessons from a unique moment in press, and American, history
    A step back to look at the news lessons of this summer.
    Nicholas QuahJuly 11, 2017
    How will we know when we’ve hit Peak Podcast? And are we there yet?
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    Ricardo BiltonMay 18, 2017
    With a big Amazon streaming deal, Berkeley’s journalism program is building a new revenue stream
    Streaming services like Amazon Prime Video and Netflix are desperate for more content and are willing to pay for it. A new offshoot of Berkeley’s investigative journalism program is trying to take advantage of that.
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