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In this week’s subscription news, YouTube rolls out a new ‘breaking news’ feed on desktop and mobile apps, Amazon wins FTC antitrust approval for the purchase of Whole Foods, and the CEO of start-up GitHub is stepping down. Also this week, Mic plans to lay off staff as it shifts its focus to video, ESPN brings sports-bar-style viewing to your home with a new Apple TV app, and Google is gambling on ad blocking.
‘Alaska Dispatch News’ Goes Bankrupt, Gets New Owners
MediaPost: Publishers Daily
YouTube Rolls Out ‘Breaking News’ Feed on Desktop Site and Mobile Apps
Tubefilter
Amazon’s Whole Foods Deal Wins FTC Antitrust Approval
The SeattleTimes
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Cisco Reports that 11% of Its Product Revenue is Now Recurring
SDX Central
ESPN’s New Apple TV App Lets You Watch Four Screens of Live Sports at the Same Time
Recode
CEO of $2 Billion Start-up GitHub Is Stepping Down
CNBC
Google’s Big Gamble on Ad Blocking and Why You Should Care
Marketing Land
Mic Is Laying Off Staff as it Prepares for a Pivot to Video
Business Insider
