#29: Daily Mail publisher turns to price rise to counter advertising slump
#30: Digital media's hidden payments crisis
#31: Swipe right? 'Toilet paper' for smartphones trialed in Japanese airport bathrooms
#32: Without question, the Internet can be a toxic place for young people. But withdrawing access to it isn't the right answer
#33: GroupM: Mobile Music Streaming Represents $220 Million Ad Opportunity
#34: Czech Republic to fight 'fake news' with specialist unit
#35: Smartphones 'cause 20m Brits to miss stops'
#36: Facebook break can boost wellbeing, study suggests
#37: How young viewers are abandoning television
#38: The Guardian view on section 40: muzzling journalism
#39: Parliament to grill Facebook chiefs over 'fake news'
#40: Are students justified in banning the sale of newspapers on campus?
#41: The real story behind Facebook 'likes'
#42: Sweden gang rape 'live-streamed on Facebook'
#43: Wolff: The looming shakeout in digital media
#44: Snapchat parent files for $3 billion IPO
#45: Why Amazon Alexa Will Take Over Your Phone and Your Office Next
#46: Facebook, Apple and Google pen letter opposing Trump's travel ban
#47: You don't have to act like a newspaper on the net
#48: Twitter accounts really are echo chambers, study finds
#49: The Outline’s Josh Topolsky: There’s too much sameness in digital media
#50: Disney lays off 80 at Maker and digital media unit
#51: How good journalists can face down fake newsmongers
#52: James Murdoch Calls Digital Media Space An "Unprecedented Competitive Environment"
#53:NBC invested $500 million in Snapchat IPO as part of its ambitious investment in digital media
#54: Fake news inquiry to review social networks' complaints procedures
#55: Google and Levi’s Project Jacquard jacket has restored my faith in wearable's
#56: The city getting rich from fake news
#57: Teach schoolchildren how to spot fake news, says OECD
#58: Facebook and Twitter could pay the price for hate speech
#59: WhatsApp's privacy protections questioned after terror attack
#60: Why one newspaper's reporting could change the face of digital media
#61: Google Maps users should NOT trust EVERYTHING in this app, and this is why
#62: Amazon climbs as beneficiary of ‘retail apocalypse’
#63: Journalists must meet challenge of social and digital media
#64: Ofsted considers using social media to monitor schools
#65: Amazon Echo v Google Home - Which smart speaker should you buy?
#66: Revealed: the more time that children chat on social media, the less happy they feel
#67: GOVERNMENT 'BLOCKED' FROM ACCESSING TWITTER DATA TO HELP SPOT TERRORIST PLOTS
#68: PAY ATTENTION TO MOVIES RELEASED ON STREAMING PLATFORMS
#69: Popsugar Seeks New Platforms Through New Film Studio, Investment In Long-Form Production Company
#70: Facebook Live: Zuckerberg adds 3,000 moderators in wake of murders
#71: Fake News or not, the future belongs to Facebook
#72: Opinion: VOD vs Cinema – It’s a matter of availability, as much as choice
#73: Update your PR resume with this digital media course
#74: UK film companies call for government help as 70th Cannes Film Festival opens
#75: Row over Netflix films casts shadow over Cannes Film Festival
#30: Digital media's hidden payments crisis
#31: Swipe right? 'Toilet paper' for smartphones trialed in Japanese airport bathrooms
#32: Without question, the Internet can be a toxic place for young people. But withdrawing access to it isn't the right answer
#33: GroupM: Mobile Music Streaming Represents $220 Million Ad Opportunity
#34: Czech Republic to fight 'fake news' with specialist unit
#35: Smartphones 'cause 20m Brits to miss stops'
#36: Facebook break can boost wellbeing, study suggests
#37: How young viewers are abandoning television
#38: The Guardian view on section 40: muzzling journalism
#39: Parliament to grill Facebook chiefs over 'fake news'
#40: Are students justified in banning the sale of newspapers on campus?
#41: The real story behind Facebook 'likes'
#42: Sweden gang rape 'live-streamed on Facebook'
#43: Wolff: The looming shakeout in digital media
#44: Snapchat parent files for $3 billion IPO
#45: Why Amazon Alexa Will Take Over Your Phone and Your Office Next
#46: Facebook, Apple and Google pen letter opposing Trump's travel ban
#47: You don't have to act like a newspaper on the net
#48: Twitter accounts really are echo chambers, study finds
#49: The Outline’s Josh Topolsky: There’s too much sameness in digital media
#50: Disney lays off 80 at Maker and digital media unit
#51: How good journalists can face down fake newsmongers
#52: James Murdoch Calls Digital Media Space An "Unprecedented Competitive Environment"
#53:NBC invested $500 million in Snapchat IPO as part of its ambitious investment in digital media
#54: Fake news inquiry to review social networks' complaints procedures
#55: Google and Levi’s Project Jacquard jacket has restored my faith in wearable's
#56: The city getting rich from fake news
#57: Teach schoolchildren how to spot fake news, says OECD
#58: Facebook and Twitter could pay the price for hate speech
#59: WhatsApp's privacy protections questioned after terror attack
#60: Why one newspaper's reporting could change the face of digital media
#61: Google Maps users should NOT trust EVERYTHING in this app, and this is why
#62: Amazon climbs as beneficiary of ‘retail apocalypse’
#63: Journalists must meet challenge of social and digital media
#64: Ofsted considers using social media to monitor schools
#65: Amazon Echo v Google Home - Which smart speaker should you buy?
#66: Revealed: the more time that children chat on social media, the less happy they feel
#67: GOVERNMENT 'BLOCKED' FROM ACCESSING TWITTER DATA TO HELP SPOT TERRORIST PLOTS
#68: PAY ATTENTION TO MOVIES RELEASED ON STREAMING PLATFORMS
#69: Popsugar Seeks New Platforms Through New Film Studio, Investment In Long-Form Production Company
#70: Facebook Live: Zuckerberg adds 3,000 moderators in wake of murders
#71: Fake News or not, the future belongs to Facebook
#72: Opinion: VOD vs Cinema – It’s a matter of availability, as much as choice
#73: Update your PR resume with this digital media course
#74: UK film companies call for government help as 70th Cannes Film Festival opens
#75: Row over Netflix films casts shadow over Cannes Film Festival
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