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A reporter for the site estimates the effort has the support of “90 percent” of eligible employees. The BuzzFeed founder Jonah Peretti has spoken against the idea.

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Sir Martin Sorrell closed out the IAB Annual Leadership Meeting in Phoenix, Ariz., today with a sprawling conversation that touched on his feelings about retirement, the broken agency model, what Brexit could mean for GDPR and a prediction for Amazon’s growth potential. At the heart of the discussion, though, were his plans for his nascent…

Todos os anos, a IBM Brasil analisa dados e informações globais através da IBM Research, que ajudam a montar uma visão sobre as tendências tecnológicas que devem afetar o modo como vivemos, trabalhamos e interagimos. O relatório de 2019 “5 in 5”, que será oficialmente apresentado na próxima quarta-feira (13/02), durante a conferência global Think …

O post 5 tendências, segundo a IBM, que devem mudar como vivemos e trabalhamos apareceu primeiro em B9.

Os Beatles hoje são uma das bandas mais conhecidas no mundo, rivalizando constantemente com nomes como o Queen e os Rolling Stones pelo posto de grupo musical mais querido do planeta. Mas… e se eles nunca tivessem existido? E se John, Paul, George e Ringo nunca tivessem se encontrado e ganhado fama? E mais importante, …

O post Novo filme de Danny Boyle, “Yesterday” imagina um mundo onde os Beatles nunca existiram apareceu primeiro em B9.

CBS Corp. executives sold more than $200 million in company shares before disclosing to the public claims of sexual harassment against former CEO Les Moonves and other network officials, a California pension fund claimed in an updated lawsuit.

A group of executives, including Moonves, acting CEO Joseph Ianniello, Chief Accounting Officer Lawrence Liding and former Chief Communications Officer Gil Schwartz sold 3.4 million shares from the start of 2017 through mid-2018, before The New Yorker published allegations by women against Moonves and others at the network, according to the new complaint, filed Monday night by the Construction Laborers Pension Trust for Southern California.

The California pension fund is the lead shareholder in a suit that seeks to represent claims by investors who say they were harmed when the market learned of the allegations against CBS executives and the company’s share price dropped. U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni hasn’t yet ruled on whether the case can go forward as a class action on behalf of all purchasers of CBS Class A and Class B common stock from Sept. 26, 2016, to Dec. 4, 2018.

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A supporter of President Trump “violently pushed and shoved” a camera operator during the president’s rally in El Paso on Monday, the broadcaster said.

Apple’s upcoming Spotify-style magazine subscription service, an offering with all-you-can eat access to dozens of publishers, will only pay the media partners 50 percent of the revenue, according to two senior publishing executives from different companies with knowledge of the deal.

Apple plans to take half of the proceeds from $10 monthly subscriptions to the magazine service, leaving publishers to split the rest based on how many people read their stories. “It’s a shitty deal,” said one publishing executive, who spoke on condition of anonymity. “It seems greedy.”

Publishing executives spoke on condition of anonymity for this story because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the deal terms. Apple did not return a request for comment.

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