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The Murdoch family is exploring another asset sale after closing its enormous Walt Disney (DIS) transaction last year.

Apple (AAPL) is gearing up to launch a news subscription service as early as next month.

In October, Alphabet’s (GOOGL) Google made a surprise move to end its contentious “first click free” policy.

Alphabet’s (GOOGL) Google has yielded to the demands of publishers and ended its controversial online news service “first click free” program.

The time and financial investments that go into the false news war could be funneled to more important activities such as investing in more growth.

While Google’s support for the robotic journalism initiative could help news publishers bring more credibility by avoiding inaccurate reporting, all is not well.

Although Facebook (FB) and Sony (SNE) have recently seemed to dominate VR (virtual reality) discourse, Alphabet’s (GOOGL) Google seems to bear an important lesson for them.

The New York Times Company (NYT) recently announced a redesign of its print newspaper, creating a section to highlight tweets from its reporters.

Facebook’s video monetization strategy seems to have leaked, with insiders saying that the company prefers mid-roll ads over pre-load ads in videos, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Apple recently removed the NY Times news app from its Chinese App Store. But has it become desperate enough to risk its reputation in the West?

Facebook’s (FB) hiring of Campbell Brown, a former CNN anchor, appears to be a move to make nice with wary media publishers.

Though ad blocking software could improve Internet users’ experience, it poses a big threat to websites’ and publisher’s advertising revenue.

At WWDC, Apple unveiled its News app, which offer news content from more than 50 publications on consumers’ Apple devices.