CafeMedia Turns Focus To AdThrive, Commits To Mission Of Empowering Digital Publishers

Collect the nav links, forms, and other content for toggling NEW YORK, June 21, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — CafeMedia today divested its legacy owned and operated sites, concentrating its efforts completely on the growth and success of its publisher platform: AdThrive. AdThrive is the leading ad monetization platform for high-quality, mid-sized digital publishers, empowering content creators to make a…

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Jay-Z Halted A Lawsuit By Pointing Out the Lack of Black Arbitrators – Rolling Stone

Jay-Z won a court battle on Wednesday in a lawsuit against his company Roc Nation, on somewhat unusual grounds: The rapper-entrepreneur argued that the lack of African-American arbitrators presiding over the case left him susceptible to unconscious racial bias. The suit has to do with Jay-Z’s Rocawear clothing brand, which he sold in 2007 to…

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Employees Say Startup Civil Hyped Crypto Returns, But Failed to Pay

Civil was supposed to create a more transparent and democratic model for journalism. But so far, journalists working on its platform have yet to receive all of the compensation they say they were promised when hired. According to several current and former employees of news organizations sponsored by the blockchain startup, Civil told journalists in…

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CBC’s longstanding tech columnist condemns the broadcaster’s cozy relationship with Facebook / Boing Boing

Jesse Hirsh the CBC Toronto’s longstanding and deservedly respected tech columnist, a fixture for many words, interpreting the tech news of the day for the public broadcaster’s nonexpert audience, explaining how tech’s turns and twists are relevant to their lives.   This week, Hirsh covered the New York Times’s blockbuster report on Facebook, which revealed…

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A teenage girl in South Sudan was auctioned off on Facebook – VICE News

A 16-year-old South Sudanese girl was sold off for marriage to the highest bidder on Facebook in November, raising concerns that the platform has become a “latter-day slave market.” A businessman from South Sudan outbid four others — which included a senior Sudanese government official — after the girl’s family posted a message on Facebook…

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