Daily Must Reads, Oct. 25, 2011

by Nathan Gibbs

October 25, 2011

The best stories on media and technology around the web

1. Netflix loses 800,000 subscribers, stock takes another hit (MediaPost)

2. Screen time higher than ever for children (New York Times)

3. WikiLeaks suspends publishing to fight financial blockade (paidContent)

4. Obama campaign adds Tumblr to its social media activities for 2012 election (New York Times)

5. The best link position for clicks is about 25% of the way through the tweet (Dan Zarrella)

6. 14% of tablet owners pay directly for news content, 23% pay through print subscription bundles (Journalism.org)

7. Amazon announces HTML5 e-book format (Mashable)

8. Android claims market share for app downloads, beats iOS in Q2 (Business Insider)

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