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Pandora eyes growth with low price, new features
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Europe demands YouTube pay more to artists
Europe has opened a new battlefront in its war against big U.S. tech, announcing draft rules that could force YouTube and others to pay more money to the music industry.
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Facebook makes trending news feature more automated
FACEBOOK said Friday it is further automating its “trending” stories feature, a move that will scale back human input to prevent personal bias from influencing which stories get highlighted.
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Twitter unveils ‘quality filter’
TWITTER has long been criticised for its lack of action against online abuse, but this week the social media company announced it is now in the process of rolling out a new feature that will allow users to filter unwanted tweets or content.
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The 10 best deals in Best Buy’s huge 50th anniversary sale happening right now
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I just got Netflix’s price hike email, and I did the only reasonable thing to do
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Arianna Huffington to leave Huffington Post for wellness start-up Thrive Global
HUFFINGTON Post founder Arianna Huffington is stepping down as editor-in-chief to launch a non-profit group focused on health and wellness.
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Is Twitter finally about to get bought?
There's finally some good news for Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey.
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Twitter reports slowest revenue growth since 2013
Twitter has reported its slowest quarterly sales growth in three years, as the firm fends off competition from a growing number of social media sites
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz to Resign D.N.C. Post
Bernie Sanders wants DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz to resign after leaked emails suggest party officials were mocking the Vermont Senator. Time
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Facebook Messenger tops 1 billion users
But they are increasingly in favor of Facebook, which now has three apps with more than 1 billion monthly active users, and Google, which has seven, most recently Gmail.
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Cramer shocked that so many Netflix users bailing over a couple extra bucks
Netflix's price increases scared people away from the streaming service, and the volume of unsubscribes surprised Jim Cramer.
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WhatsApp in Brazil temporarily suspended
WhatsApp was temporarily suspended in Brazil after a judge said the company had failed to hand over information requested in a criminal investigation.
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Amazon Prime Day: A Cheat Sheet for the Best Deals
In the last few days, Amazon has released a few Prime Day spotlights to watch if you need new headphones, a hoverboard, or some wooden watch bling.
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Facebook brings in live stream policy, but it might not be enough
In light of the Dallas police shootings, Facebook has clarified its guidelines on live-video, but these won't be enough.
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Twitter taps board member with consumer savvy
Taylor, who is founder and CEO of business software start-up Quip, joins the board immediately, Twitter said.
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Facebook gives friends higher priority in News Feeds
Facebook is to give posts by users' friends and family greater prominence in their News Feeds.
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Here's what Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella told employees about the LinkedIn buy
Microsoft just bought LinkedIn for $26.2 billion. Here's the letter Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella sent to employees about the buy:
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Facebook pushes mobile users to Messenger app
Facebook users on Android devices are being notified that they will no longer be able to access messages without the Messenger app.
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