How NPR factchecked the first presidential debate in realtime, on top of a live transcript » Nieman Journalism Lab

Hillary Clinton gave multiple shoutouts to fact checkers during the first presidential debate on Monday — but of course, directing viewers to her own site, which was churning out its own fact checks on Donald Trump’s statements throughout the night. Though TV networks (mostly) shied away from on-screen fact checking, other news organizations doubled down,…

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The inevitable burst of the video bubble

The V-word was on everyone’s lips at our Monetising Media conference last week. Debates raged about production, distribution and of course, monetisation of video, but are the benefits of video really all they’re cracked up to be? The Media Briefing’s flagship State of the Media Industry Report 2017 (coming soon) highlights the importance of video…

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People Are Loving This Reporter Who Yelled “Thanks A Lot, Bitch” At The Debate – BuzzFeed News

A reporter at the presidential debate has become the hero we all deserve by yelling, “Thanks a lot, bitch!” at another woman while chasing an interview. vine.co The priceless moment was captured by Dalton Bennett of the Washington Post. The reporter, Al Jazeera English’s Kimberly Halkett, was apparently trying to get an interview with Gov. Mike Pence when…

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DCN Launches Premium Digital Advertising Marketplace, TrustX | Digital Content Next

CBS Interactive, Condé Nast, ESPN, Hearst and News Corp to anchor the cooperative of more than 25 magazine, TV, newspaper and native digital brands New York, NY—(September 26, 2016)—Digital Content Next (DCN), the only trade association exclusively dedicated to trusted, high-quality digital content brands, today announced the creation of a cooperative digital advertising marketplace, TrustX, designed to…

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Washington Post Builds Its Own Ad Tech To Speed Up Mobile | AdExchanger

Although The Washington Post partners with Facebook Instant Articles and Google AMP, which help speed mobile load times, it’s also striking out on its own.Over a two-month period, a team of Post engineers cobbled together a proprietary tech solution called Zeus that sped mobile page-load times by 75%. Viewability improved by 20% in current tests…

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