‘I don’t know what else to do’: Grieving Capital Gazette journalists cover the massacre of their own newsroom – Baltimore Sun

An armored truck rumbled outside the Capital Gazette newspaper office in Annapolis. Police with assault rifles walked the street. Yellow crime tape cordoned off the newsroom where the journalists were fatally shot. And across the street, their colleagues — two reporters, one photographer — were working to report the story of the day, the massacre…

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‘Fix the user experience first’: GroupM won’t pay for ads forced on ad blockers – Digiday

No means no when it comes to ad blockers, according to GroupM. The media-buying giant is closing off a growing alternative for publishers beset by ad blocking: ad reinsertion, a method by which publishers can deliver ads to users who have ad blockers installed. Publishers often work with vendors like Secret Media and Sourcepoint to re-insert ads…

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Adblock Plus wants to use blockchain to call out fake news | TechCrunch

eyeo,  the company behind the popular browser-based ad block product Adblock  Plus, is no stranger to controversy. Which is just as well given its new “passion project”: A browser add-on that labels news content as ‘trusted’ or, well, Breitbart. The beta browser extension, which is called Trusted News (initially it’s just available for Chrome), is intended to help Internet users spot…

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Univision Offers Buyouts to Gizmodo Media Employees – Bloomberg

Univision Holdings Inc. has been offering buyouts to employees at Gizmodo Media Group, according to a person familiar with the matter, marking the latest case of a digital-media upstart tightening its belt. The former Gawker Media websites, which include the sports outlet Deadspin and the woman-focused site Jezebel, began offering employees buyout packages last week,…

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Pentagon will make room for up to 20,000 migrant children on military bases – The Washington Post

The Defense Department will house up to 20,000 unaccompanied migrant children on military bases in coming months, a Pentagon official said Thursday, the latest twist in the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement effort. The agreement comes after the Department of Health and Human Services made the request. Army Lt. Col. Jamie Davis, a military spokesman, said…

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