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Facebook Expanding Messenger App With ESPN, J.J. Abrams, The Weather Channel as Partners
“We think this service has the potential to let people express themselves in new ways,” CEO Mark Zuckerberg says
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Alibaba Drops $383 Million on Chinese Film and Entertainment Company
E-commerce giant’s purchase of Enlight Media continues trend of purchasing entertainment companies
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Facebook Adds Legacy Contact to Help Users’ Accounts Live on
Legacy contacts can write on deceased users’ profile, upload new profile pictures, and respond to friend requests
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Twitter CEO Dick Costolo ‘Ashamed’ of Company’s Failure to Deal With Trolls
”We suck at dealing with abuse and trolls on the platform,“ Twitter chief says in internal meo
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CES 2015: The Internet of Things Overtakes the Ubiquity of Content
The annual Vegas convention shifts from phones and tablets to much bigger things
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Fusion, Vox, Al Jazeera and The Verge Partner With Newscast App ‘Watchup’ (Exclusive)
Free internet app allows users to curate their own newscasts; four new partners will be among first news sources users see
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Bob Iger’s Fortune Cover: 3 Surprising Takeaways From Disney Interview
“If you’re going to win big, you have to get in early,” Disney CEO tells magazine
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CNN: U.S. Government to Announce North Korea As Responsible for Sony Hack
”U.S. investigators have determined the attacks against Sony was the work of hackers working on behalf of the North Korean government,“ CNN Justice Correspondent Evan Perez reports
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Rep Peter King Not a ‘Big Movie Guy’ But Will Head to Theaters to Defy Sony Hackers (Video)
”You don’t threaten to kill people because you don’t like a movie,“ the New York Congressman tells CNN’s Wolf Blitzer
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Sony Hack: Maureen Dowd Denies Sending Amy Pascal’s Hubby Column In Advance (Updated)
”I never showed Bernie the column in advance or promised to show it,“ Dowd tells TheWrap in response to email saying she did
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Facebook ‘Liked’ Way More by Women Than Men (Exclusive)
A Survata.com survey shows that as respondents got older, the Twitter choice got less
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Facebook Filtering Users’ Political Views; Sharing With News Organizations
”We’re excited to partner with ABC News and BuzzFeed News, who will both bring their unique journalistic perspective to this data,“ Facebook says
