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Continue reading No more MK-whatever? Lincoln may move back to proper model names
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Continue reading Howling Coyote: Ford Mustang, F-150 getting 700-hp supercharger
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Continue reading Ford introduces the Drift Stick performance e-brake for the Focus RS
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Continue reading This Toyota C-HR achieves coolness thanks to 600 hp and a manual
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Continue reading Toyota NASCAR drivers create their own custom Camrys
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Continue reading Elon Musk: Teslas will already know where we’re going
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Continue reading Paul Newman's Rolex Daytona watch just sold for record $17.75 million
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Continue reading Don’t burn the Ford Bronco name on a warmed-over Ford Escape
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Continue reading Interview: Workhorse CEO Steve Burns on the W-15 electric pickup
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Continue reading Gordon Murray, F1-driven production and .. the Pontiac Fiero
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Continue reading Audi brings 600-horsepower TT Clubsport concept to SEMA
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Continue reading Taking a truly driverless ride in Waymo's Chrysler Pacifica
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Continue reading Google ditched autopilot feature after test user napped behind wheel
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Continue reading Chevrolet supercharges the Silverado with the Silverado Performance concept
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You might have heard: Facebook, Google and Twitter are expected to tell Congress this week that Russia’s involvement in the 2016 election through misinformation on their platforms may be more widespread than originally reported (Recode)
But did you know: Silicon Valley’s problem with Russian involvement in the election is connected to the rise of native advertising in journalism, Emily Bell argues (Guardian)
“In getting to grips with this problem, politicians and the media are realizing that the way we think and talk about different types of messages has been well and truly broken. Social media has made a practice — and a fortune — out of erasing traditional boundaries between different types of material,” Emily Bell writes. “Where once we had propaganda, press releases, journalism and advertising, we now have ‘content.’ Where once we had direct marketing, display advertising and promotions, now we have ‘monetization.’ … The inability to know what an ad is when you see one is more convenient for media companies than they would like to admit. The dwindling display advertising model propping up many publishers is giving way to a model of ‘native advertising.’ … Most publishers would reject the idea that their partnerships with companies and advertisers were part of the same problem as the democratic threat from overseas authoritarians. But the tools and techniques of political messaging and manipulation are exactly the same as those used by commercial publishers to create new types of advertising revenue.”
+ “[The platforms] built a system where they’re making billions and billions of dollars at internet scale, but they didn’t build in systems for transparency and accountability from the beginning,” says the Sunlight Foundation’s Alex Howard. “They assumed great power without taking great responsibility.” (CJR)
+ Noted: Former Hollywood Reporter editor Janice Min, entrepreneur and magazine publisher Tyler Brule and Ronan Farrow are all being considered for the role of Vanity Fair editor, The Guardian reports (Guardian); Medium is attracting premium publishers to its partner program by offering a flat fee per article “to guarantee that this is worth their time from day one” (Nieman Lab); CrowdTangle data shows that interactions with BuzzFeed’s social media brand Tasty dropped from 74 million in May 2016 to 20 million in September 2017 (@Max_Benwell, Twitter); Jimmy Wales announces that WikiTribune is open and will start accepting people who have requested an invite over the next few weeks (WikiTribune)
Here’s why publishers are giving micropayments another look in the attempt to expand reader revenue (Digiday)
As a whole, micropayments haven’t delivered on the promise to save the news industry — but publishers are giving them another look as they try to expand their revenue coming directly from readers. Max Willens explains, “Micropayments are a middle ground for someone who reads enough content to hit the paywall but isn’t necessarily a candidate for a subscription.” Some ways publishers are adopting the micropayment model is allowing readers to build up a tab ($5.80 for Germany’s Der Spiegel, for example) before requiring a payment and using micropayments as an addendum to other subscription strategies.
+ A Dutch startup is giving readers the option to pay for content either by paying for it or by answering a set of five questions: “We wanted to solve the problem of how people, especially young people here in The Netherlands, don’t want to pay for journalism,” explains Annefleur Schipper, founder of The Playwall. “We also know that media companies want to know and collect data about their audience but the way they are doing it now is very secretive and users don’t really know what is being taken away … We are trying to tell people that their information and opinion is really worth something.” (Journalism.co.uk)
A snap election is spurring fact-checking collaborations in Japan (Nieman Lab)
A snap election combined with global fears of fake news is leading to news organizations in Japan collaborating on fact-checking initiatives. “We looked at First Draft News’ guide and realized in Japan, we have very little understanding of where false information originates or how it spreads,” says Kayo Mimizuka, a member of the Japan Center of Education for Journalists. Ahead of the October election, four-month old FactCheck Initiative Japan launched a project to monitor information around the election, such as politicians’ statements and false information that might be circulating. Meanwhile, the Japan Center of Education for Journalists launched its own initiative to debunk misinformation social media during the election, modeled off of similar initiatives around the world, like CrossCheck in France.
+ HuffPost’s partnership with the Times of India Group is no more: “Sources said that HuffPost decided not to renew the 3-year partnership for business reasons, and also cited editorial strategy interference from Times Bridge’s head of content strategy Thane Richard,” MediaNama’s Shashidhar KJ reports (MediaNama)
A new review site is letting nonprofits anonymously give feedback to foundations (Fast Company)
A new review site is trying to bring the Yelp model to philanthropic funding: GrantAdvisor lets nonprofit organizations anonymously review foundations, turning the table “on the usual relationship between who has the money and who is asking for it.” Ben Paynter writes: “For nonprofits, the benefit is obvious: Finally, a way to give real feedback, and warn others if a funder whose promises look enticing might be more trouble than it’s worth. And for foundations, there’s a real opportunity to realistically gut check their own procedures and to figure out how to improve.”
Nick Denton on what we’re missing without Gawker: The allegations against public figures such as Harvey Weinstein and Terry Richardson are shocking — ‘ unless you read Gawker before it was shut down’ (NickDenton.org)
“The recent torrent of public allegations against celebrities such as Harvey Weinstein, Terry Richardson and James Toback is unprecedented. … The headlines are shocking — unless you read Gawker before it was shut down, in which case this may feel like a throwback,” Nick Denton writes. “Gossip can be gratuitous, without any purpose beyond entertainment. … But those first accounts of sexual harassment — even if anonymous or thinly sourced — give confidence to victims that they are not alone. Gossip, though it draws those motivated by envy and resentment, is also a tool of the powerless. It’s a mechanism for coordination.”
Couldn’t make it to this weekend’s LION local news conference? Here’s what you missed (Nieman Lab)
LION (Local Independent Online News) Publishers held its annual summit in Chicago this weekend, exploring ideas around revenue, community engagement and sustainability. If you couldn’t make it, Nieman Lab’s Laura Hazard Owen has a roundup of what you missed: LION is receiving an 18-month, $250,000 grant from the Democracy Fund to “assist … modeling business plans for advertising, native advertising and sponsored content, and email newsletters in support of local journalism at 10 independent online news organizations”; Heather Bryant gave a lightning talk on class problems within journalism; and Bryant, the Center for Cooperative Media’s Stefanie Murray and 2018 JSK fellow Andre Natta presented their research on collaborative journalism between local and national outlets.
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Continue reading JCW Tuning Kit comes to Mini Countryman and Clubman
JCW Tuning Kit comes to Mini Countryman and Clubman originally appeared on Autoblog on Tue, 31 Oct 2017 07:10:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Continue reading 2018 BMW M5 gets invited to SEMA thanks to new M Performance Parts
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Continue reading This '67 Chevy C10 is a blue and silver centennial celebration
This '67 Chevy C10 is a blue and silver centennial celebration originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 30 Oct 2017 22:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Continue reading The Luke Bryan Chevy Suburban is a rolling hunting blind
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Continue reading Tesla Model S shooting brake being built by Dutch customizer
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Continue reading Elon Musk offers peek at traffic-dodging tunnel in Los Angeles
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Continue reading Bloodhound hits 210 mph in test for land speed record run
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Continue reading Toyota builds a 1:1 scale Tamiya Bruiser RC truck
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Continue reading Tesla fan catalogs 10 months of Model S quality issues on YouTube
Tesla fan catalogs 10 months of Model S quality issues on YouTube originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 30 Oct 2017 13:30:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Continue reading Nissan tests fully autonomous ProPilot tech on Tokyo roads
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Continue reading Honda Civic Type R K20C1 turbocharged crate engine debuts at SEMA
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Continue reading Watch Johnny Bohmer hit an (unofficial) record 292 mph in his Ford GT
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Continue reading Paul Manafort indicted, accused of using laundered money to buy luxury cars
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Continue reading Rezvani Tank, now in a more affordable V6
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Continue reading Hennessey VelociRaptor $295K F-150: 'Pure aggression on wheels — all 6 of them'
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Continue reading Watch Tesla Model 3 explored in close detail
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Continue reading Hellcrate 6.2-liter V8 delivers plug-and-play Hellcat hype to SEMA
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Continue reading Acura NSX ScienceofSpeed Dream Project brings another wing to SEMA
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You might have heard: This month, allegations of sexual harassment have been made against a number of men in media: Former New Republic editor Leon Wieseltier apologized for “offenses against some of my colleagues in the past” (New York Times), while at least a dozen women have accused Mark Halperin of sexual harassment (CNN Media); New Republic publisher Hamilton Fish is taking a leave of absence following allegations that he “behaved inappropriately with female staff members” (Daily Beast)
But did you know: Media companies need to address ‘the deep-seated gender inequality’ that’s at the heart of widespread sexual misconduct at companies (Washington Post)
“The appalling behavior that has been in the headlines for weeks isn’t going to stop just because some high-profile men have fallen from grace,” Margaret Sullivan argues, saying that media companies need to address their “deep-seated gender inequality.” That includes having women in leadership ranks: “Having a critical mass of female decision-makers, rather than a token presence, allows ideas to bubble up and voices to be heard in new ways. This is, of course, true for racial diversity, too,” Sullivan writes. “Now, a few powerful men have been shamed or demoted, but the underlying issues of gender inequality and power dynamics live on. In all kinds of insidious ways, women remain underrepresented in media, and their voices remain muted. Until these issues are seriously addressed, nothing will change.”
+ “It’s worth questioning a culture … that would take a principled stand against a perceived attack on a magazine’s values but not one against an accused serial workplace harasser whose behavior was considered an open secret; where you can venerate a man as one of the greatest intellectuals of our time while turning a blind eye to his alleged treatment of women for three decades,” Clio Chang writes on Leon Wieseltier and The New Republic (Splinter News); Ezra Klein asks, what does it mean that political journalism was shaped by men who have been accused of sexual harassment? (Vox)
+ Marin Cogan reflects on what it was like to be a young woman trying to move up in an industry dominated by men: “It becomes harder and harder for a woman to look into the power structures she aspires to join and see herself as belonging — especially when there are so few women there to serve as examples. Even when there are other women at a similar level, being at the bottom rung of these organizations can be a very lonely place. When a young woman is in a workplace where she feels replaceable, it is particularly dangerous for her to work with someone who is treated as utterly irreplaceable.” (New York Times)
+ Noted: A survey by The Verge and Reticle Research on Americans’ attitudes about tech companies finds that people think news on Facebook is about as accurate as news found elsewhere (The Verge); Democracy Fund awards a $250,000 grant to LION Publishers to help local news outlets identify more ways to make money with advertising, sponsored content, email newsletters and native advertising (Poynter); Facebook says it’s bringing more transparency to all ads on the platform — not just political ads: Users will soon be able to see all ads that a Facebook page is running, and Facebook will require more disclosure in election-related ads (Facebook Newsroom); WikiTribune is expected to launch this week (Global Editors Network)
Stop saying pageviews don’t matter: How to reframe what pageviews tell us and use them in conjunction with engagement metrics (MediaShift)
In newsrooms, pageviews are called “everything from passé to obsolete,” journalism professor Nicole Blanchett Neheli writes. But pageviews are a valuable metric, Neheli says — we just need to reframe how we think about what pageviews are telling us. Neheli explains: “It’s time to reframe the focus to what pageviews do tell us, and then breach the divide on how to use volume metrics in conjunction with engagement metrics to develop proper context and useful audience insight that contribute to quality storytelling, in ways short-staffed newsrooms can manage.”
Going from a metered model to a ‘freemium’ model, Germany’s Die Welt has added nearly 80,000 subscribers (Digiday)
In September 2016, German daily Die Welt made a major change to its subscription model: The news organization moved from a metered model that allowed uses 20 free articles per month to a “freemium” model where 15 percent of its content requires a digital subscription. Its subscription product, WeltPlus, offers its “most exclusive content” for €19.99 ($23.40 USD) a month. Since switching models just over a year ago, Die Welt has added 78,000 subscribers. “We have lots of customers at the top; then we optimize the sales funnel with different offers and checkout payments using what we know from e-commerce,” explains VP of consumer business Dominik Stiefermann on how metrics drive this model. “The best starting point is the premium articles.”
What managers can learn from Larry David: Obsess over social details and matters of etiquette that communicate subtle messages (Quartz at Work)
Achieving diversity and inclusion in the workplace is fostered by “micro-choices, micro-actions, and micro-behaviors” — of which Larry David is a great example, Lila MacLellan writes. On David’s shows, characters obsess over small social cues and details, such as a missed hello, and why those moments happen. “Macro policies and company mission statements about diversity are also essential … but it’s the day-to-day decisions about who gets invited to a meeting, whose opinions are sought out, and what assumptions are made about people — particularly by leaders in an organization — that determine the fate of the mission,” MacLellan explains. “When we don’t bring awareness to these moments, we’re likely to continue repeating the same patterns of behavior, emphasizing, socializing, and promoting the people we know best (people who usually look a lot like ourselves).”
Why journalism needs to address its class problem: If journalism is meant to shine a light, we need to shine a light for everyone (Heather Bryant, Medium)
“Newsrooms are inherently powerful by nature of what we do, no matter our size, and we cannot be ignorant of our privilege,” Heather Bryant argues on why it’s imperative that journalism addresses its class problem. “If we’re going to be faithful to the duty of our profession, when economic inequality is greater than ever and issues of race, gender and politics are at the front of everyone’s mind, we have to do better. … Let’s figure out what we’re missing and what we aren’t, [and] let’s be open with our audiences about it.”
MySpace and GateHouse Media ended up as pawns in an elaborate ad fraud scheme — and neither company knows who’s behind it (BuzzFeed News)
This summer, it briefly looked like MySpace might have been back, Craig Silverman writes: Millions of visitors were coming to its new video page, which could have generated a new wave of revenue for its parent company Time Inc. But an investigation by BuzzFeed News found that both MySpace and GateHouse Media were pawns in an elaborate ad fraud scheme around video views. Here’s how it worked: Before it was shut down last week, the page trendingvideos.myspace.com streamed licensed videos from reputable publishers. Suspicious amounts of traffic were being directed to the page, and the traffic triggered “automatic redirects and page refreshes that generated massive amounts of video ad impressions without any human involvement.” Similar schemes were identified on GateHouse Media’s subdomains, and the company says it’s in the process of shutting those pages down.
+ The way this scam worked is similar to how “zombie websites,” which BuzzFeed News investigated earlier this month, use fraudulent views to make money (BuzzFeed News)
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Continue reading 2018 Lincoln Navigator First Drive | From black sheep to flagship
2018 Lincoln Navigator First Drive | From black sheep to flagship originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 30 Oct 2017 00:01:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Continue reading Ferrari FXX-K Evo sprouts wings and looks ready to fly
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Continue reading Sunday Drive: Tracking Tokyo's top performers
Sunday Drive: Tracking Tokyo's top performers originally appeared on Autoblog on Sun, 29 Oct 2017 13:00:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Continue reading Special Report: Me and my robotic suit
Special Report: Me and my robotic suit originally appeared on Autoblog on Sun, 29 Oct 2017 08:30:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Continue reading Leaked patent images show forthcoming Lotus SUV
Leaked patent images show forthcoming Lotus SUV originally appeared on Autoblog on Sat, 28 Oct 2017 18:45:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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