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The&Partnership, m/SIX and Adloox research says advertisers will lose $16.4 billion to ad fraud in 2017 – Business Insider

Lara O'Reilly9 years ago05 mins

Andrey_Popov/Shutterstock The global online ad fraud problem could be costing advertisers more than twice as much as first estimated, according to new research released on Tuesday. A study commissioned by WPP ad agencies The&Partnership and conducted by ad verification company Adloox estimates advertisers could be wasting $16.4 billion to fraudulent traffic and clicks manufactured by…

Rachel Maddow Lands a Scoop, Then Makes Viewers Wait – The New York Times

Michael M. Grynbaum9 years ago08 mins

Rachel Maddow on her show last week in New York. Credit An Rong Xu for The New York Times Rachel Maddow had a big scoop, and she handled it her way. With a single tweet on Tuesday, Ms. Maddow, the MSNBC anchor, set the political world ablaze, announcing at 7:36 p.m. that she was poised…

‘Missing Richard Simmons,’ the Morally Suspect Podcast – The New York Times

Amanda Hess9 years ago012 mins

The logo for the “Missing Richard Simmons” podcast by Dan Taberski. For decades, the fitness guru Richard Simmons was Hollywood’s most accessible celebrity. He was a talk show fixture, a leader of weight loss cruises and an instructor of $12 classes at his Beverly Hills workout studio, Slimmons. He greeted tour buses in front of…

The Sports Bubble Has Already Burst | The Big Lead

Ty Duffy9 years ago08 mins

The Sports Bubble Has Already Burst 3.8k shares share tweet sms send email By: Ty Duffy | March 10, 2017 2:10 pm ET Follow @tyduffy There’s a word to describe the past year for sports on TV: brutal. NFL ratings declined. Sports debate programs were down year over year. NBA games on regional sports networks…

South Korean court throws president out of office; two die in protest | Reuters

Joyce Lee and Cynthia Kim9 years ago012 mins

SEOUL South Korea’s Constitutional Court removed President Park Geun-hye from office on Friday over a graft scandal involving the country’s conglomerates at a time of rising tensions with North Korea and China. The ruling sparked protests from hundreds of Park’s supporters, two of whom were killed in clashes with police outside the court, and…

Yes, the media do underreport some terrorist attacks. Just not the ones most people think of. – The Washington Post

Erin M. Kearns, Allison Betus and Anthony Lemieux9 years ago09 mins

By Erin M. Kearns, Allison Betus and Anthony Lemieux By Erin M. Kearns, Allison Betus and Anthony Lemieux March 13 at 6:00 AM President Trump addresses a joint session of Congress on Feb. 28 as Vice President Pence and House Speaker Paul D. Ryan applaud. (Pool photo by Jim Lo Scalzo via AP) At his…

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The Washington Post Magazine Editor’s Note on Peeps Contest, Post Hunt – The Washington Post

WashPostPR9 years ago03 mins

This Sunday, March 12, The Washington Post Magazine will share with readers that it will no longer host the annual Peeps contest or Post Hunt. Below is the editor’s note from Magazine Deputy Editor David Rowell. At the magazine, we always want to make the deepest connection with readers we can. And there are lots…

Daniel Craig Dresses In Drag For Excellent PSA

Margaret Hartmann9 years ago01 mins

Is James Bond in drag enough to get people to pay attention to statistics on gender inequality? Hopefully yes, because Dame Judi Dench’s voice over in this PSA for International Women’s Day is great, even if Daniel Craig looks a little uncomfortable in drag. (Note for next year: Hugh Jackman would totally nail the role…

DNAinfo Editor Leaves Amid Gothamist Merger Turmoil

Brendan O'Connor9 years ago04 mins

Joe Ricketts. Photo: AP John Ness is out as editor-in-chief of DNAinfo.com, sources in the newsroom have told Jezebel. Ness did not return a request for comment about the circumstances of his leaving. We do know, however, that members of DNAinfo’s most senior editorial staff were laid off in the run-up to the announcement earlier…

The Dismal Thrillist Anti-Union Campaign

Hamilton Nolan9 years ago015 mins

Illustration by Jim Cooke Successful union campaigns have flourished across the digital media industry over the past year and a half. Few have run into more anti-union pushback than the one currently happening at Thrillist. And employees are pissed. On February 15, editorial staffers at the lifestyle site Thrillist announced that they were joining the…

Capitalism and Schizophrenia – Annotated

Nonprofit leaders furious as Chan Zuckerberg Initiative cuts funding

Efforts to Weed Out Fake Users for Online Advertisers Fall Short

The Anxiety of Influencers

Andrew Tate, charged with rape and trafficking in Romania, returns to the U.S.

As measles cases rise in the U.S., some adults may need a vaccine booster : Shots – Health News : NPR

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The&Partnership, m/SIX and Adloox research says advertisers will lose $16.4 billion to ad fraud in 2017 – Business Insider

Rachel Maddow Lands a Scoop, Then Makes Viewers Wait – The New York Times

‘Missing Richard Simmons,’ the Morally Suspect Podcast – The New York Times

The Sports Bubble Has Already Burst | The Big Lead

South Korean court throws president out of office; two die in protest | Reuters

Yes, the media do underreport some terrorist attacks. Just not the ones most people think of. – The Washington Post

The Washington Post Magazine Editor’s Note on Peeps Contest, Post Hunt – The Washington Post

Daniel Craig Dresses In Drag For Excellent PSA

DNAinfo Editor Leaves Amid Gothamist Merger Turmoil

The Dismal Thrillist Anti-Union Campaign