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BBC World Service – World Update, The ethics of virtual reality

May 18
Overheard – WSJ

May 18
Donald Trump, After Interview With Megyn Kelly: ‘I Like Our Relationship’ – The New Yo rk Times

May 18
What to Make of NBC’s and Fox’s Offerings – The New York Times

May 18
Billy Bush, Related to Both Presidents, Joins ‘Today’ Show – The New York Times

May 18
Facebook Moves to Repair Its Fractured Relationship With the Right – The New York Times

May 18
Three execs leave Forbes Media on their own terms | New York Post

May 18
How Time reversed 10 years of revenue declines – Digiday

May 18
Starting today, DMN’s digital readers will see limit on free articles | | Dallas Morning News

May 18
Publisher of LA Times and Chicago Tribune sends IT jobs overseas | Computerworld

May 18
Inside National Geographic’s HBO-Inspired Murdoch Makeover – Bloomberg

May 18
YouTube Red is now available in Australia and New Zealand | 9to5Google

May 18
Ad blocking to cost US media owners $12bn by 2020 | The Drum

May 18
Alphabet’s YouTube: How Much Is It Worth? $67B to $86B, Says Bernstein – Tech Trader Daily – Barrons .com

May 18
IHeartRadio Struggles to Calm Partners in Debt Default Trial – Bloomberg

May 18
TV industry on the brink of a cord-cutting storm: Analyst

May 18
So Long Time Warner Cable: Charter to Retire Much-Maligned Brand – Bloomberg

May 18
Channel 7 loses court fight with Comcast over NBC status – Boston Business Journal

May 18
Disney’s new Steam app puts its VR experiences in one place | The Verge

May 18
Sumner Redstone has power to remove Viacom CEO from his trust | Reuters

May 18
Firm says moving is the top reason for cord-cutting | New York Post

May 18
First look at explosive Hillary documentary, ‘Clinton Cash’ | New York Post

May 18
Paul Allen provides the entertainment at annual yacht party | Page Six

May 18
Warner Bros Responding To Fans & Critics With DC Films Shakeup | Deadline

May 18
Turnabout: Now Netflix is bringing repeats of its home-grown shows to TV – Recode

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