Must Reads in Media & Technology: Aug. 31

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1. Twitter Will Now Share Video Revenue With Individual Content Creators (Julia Boorstin / CNBC)

2. Facebook CEO Says Group Will Not Become A Media Company (Giulia Segreti / Reuters)

3. Alexa, Give Me the News: How Outlets Are Tailoring Their Coverage for Amazon’s New Platform (Joseph Lichterman / Nieman Lab)

4. What Happened After 6 College Newspapers Cut Their Print Schedules (Melody Kramer / Poynter)

5. Mobile vs. Computer: Implications for News Audiences and Outlets (Johanna Dunaway / Shorenstein Center)

6. Should Brands Tread Lightly With AI After Facebook’s ‘Trending’ Debacle? (Marty Swant and Christopher Heine / Adweek)

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Bianca Fortis :Bianca Fortis is an independent journalist and social media consultant based in New York City. Her work has been published in newspapers throughout the country. She was a recipient of the 2011 Scripps Howard Foundation’s Semester in Washington Fellowship and won the 2013 I.F. Stone Award for Emerging Journalists through the Nation Institute. She is a founding member of the Transborder Media storytelling collective. Follow her on Twitter @biancafortis.

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