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| Tanya Dua Staying up to speed with the funky-fresh lingo of today's kids may get brands some street cred, but it doesn’t drive any bottom line. |
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| Ross Benes Facebook is cutting the reach of individual posts with sensational headlines as it faces scrutiny for metrics mistakes and promoting misleading content. |
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| Jessica Davies French publisher cooperative La Place has plans to stay ahead of digital market changes and attain the necessary scale and data to compete with the duopoly. |
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