October 30, 2015

Turkish Newspapers Publish on Twitter After Government Crackdown

This story, plus NPR acknowledges plagiarism in its music reviews, Wednesday night’s debate leads to introspection for CNBC staffers, 10 questions for media in 2016 and more, all in today’s news.

Top Stories

Oct 29, 2015

Newspapers in Turkey Publish on Twitter After Government Seizure Stops Presses

Kristen Hare / Poynter

Oct 29, 2015

NPR Acknowledges Plagiarism In 10 Music Stories

Bill Chappell / NPR

Oct 30, 2015

‘Shell-shocked’ CNBC Staffers Had Long Flight Home

Brian Stelter / CNN Money

Oct 29, 2015

View: Newsonomics: Here are 10 Questions We’ll Be Talking About Into 2016

Ken Doctor / Nieman Journalism Lab

Newspaper News

Oct 29, 2015

New York Times Looks for Ways to Fight Ad Blocking

Nathalie Tadena / The Wall Street Journal

Oct 29, 2015

As City Room Ends, Times Must Find New Ways to Innovate

Nikki Usher / Columbia Journalism Review

Television News

Oct 29, 2015

14 Million Viewers for Republican Presidential Debate a Record for CNBC

Stephen Battaglio / Los Angeles Times

Media Business

Oct 30, 2015

Sun Website to Scrap Paywall

Mark Sweeney / The Guardian

Oct 29, 2015

How Ziff Davis Survived the Death of Print

Erin Griffith / Fortune

Online Media

Oct 29, 2015

Tomorrow’s Internet Turns 20

John Herrman / The Awl

Oct 29, 2015

Is There an Ideal Time of Day to Read News? A Site Called Twelve Thirty Six has One Idea

Laura Hazard Owen / Nieman Journalism Lab

Oct 29, 2015

NBCU Sends Cease-and-Desist Notice to Fake News Site

Todd Spangler / Variety

Other News

Oct 29, 2015

Can I Do That? A Legal Primer for Journalists

Jonathan Peters / Columbia Journalism Review

International

Oct 30, 2015

BBC Says ‘Troubling’ Terrorism Act Did Not Allow it to Argue Against Giving Reporter’s Laptop to Police

William Turvill / Press Gazette