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Meta threatens to remove California news from its Facebook and Instagram platforms if the California Journalism Protection Act is passed.
Montana is the first state to totally ban TikTok, Pepsi gives away Apple Music subscriptions, and shopping center owners sue Amazon for rethinking their grocery
Sports news outlet The Athletic and online ticket marketplace StubHub form a strategic partnership to help The Athletic move toward profitability.
VICE Media Group filed for bankruptcy this week. An investment group that includes VICE lenders has made a $225M bid to buy the company.
The New York Times Company reports significant subscription growth in the first quarter, ending with 9.7M subscribers.
Mercedes lowers pricing for EV acceleration, Elon Musk threatens to reassign @NPR, and Snapchat and TikTok are launching new ad products.
Hulu turns 15, Amazon exits the Halo business, and Clubhouse axes 50% of staff for the audio app.
Celebrating their 100th year, TIME announced they are bringing down their paywall on June 1 to make their journalism more inclusive and accessible.
MoviePass subscriptions for sale at Walmart, 25K Twitter users pay to for Elon Musk’s exclusive tweets, ESPN announces layoffs.
BuzzFeed News is shutting down. News will now be reported under the HuffPost brand, and BuzzFeed will lay off 15% of staff.
