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| Sahil Patel CollegeHumor’s new subscription service, Dropout, will offer original video programming and other, mobile-friendly formats such as digital comics. |
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| Tim Peterson Amazon, Apple, AT&T, Charter, Google and Twitter prefer a federal privacy law instead of state-specific regulations. |
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| Lucinda Southern The Dutch publisher is giving members more transparency into its financial picture. |
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