July 3, 2014

Publishers Tapping Into “Emotional” Side of Facebook’s Newsfeed

This story, plus Google requests that European news organizations delete articles in response to “right to be forgotten” regulations and Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg addresses the company’s controversial newsfeed research, all in today’s media headlines.

Top Stories

Jul 3, 2014

How Hearst Learned to Play with Emotions to Drive Facebook Traffic Game

Lucia Moses / Digiday

Jul 3, 2014

‘Right to be Forgotten’: BBC, The Guardian, Daily Mail Push Back on Google

Rose Powell / Sydney Morning Herald

Jul 2, 2014

Sheryl Sandberg: ‘We Never Meant to Upset You’ with Facebook’s Psychological Newsfeed Study

Brian Fung / The Washington Post

Online Media

Jul 3, 2014

View: What’s Gained and Lost as The Times Ends Many Blogs

Margaret Sullivan / The New York Times

Jul 3, 2014

The Big Question: What Is the Future of Online Journalism?

Harry Lambert / WIRED.CO.UK

Newspaper News

Jul 2, 2014

Wall Street Journal Said to Have Cut 20 to 40 Jobs

Ravi Somaiya / The New York Times

Jul 2, 2014

As Mobile Ad Revenue Continues to Soar, Newspapers Still Struggle to Catch the Wave

Rick Edmonds / Poynter

Media Business

Jul 2, 2014

Context Is King: World Cup’s Lessons for the Media Business

Howard Homonoff / Forbes

Jul 2, 2014

Vice Media Is Moving to a New 60,000-Square-Foot Headquarters in Williamsburg

Laura Kusisto / The Wall Street Journal

Social Media

Jul 2, 2014

NewsWhip: Interaction with News Content on Facebook up 23 Percent in Three Months

Sam Kirkland / Poynter

Radio News

Jul 2, 2014

Ira Glass’s ‘This American Life’ Leaves PRI

Cara Buckley / The New York Times

Jul 2, 2014

Journalists at Odds with Union over Role of Voice of America

Ron Nixon / The New York Times