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Germany's Top-Selling Newspaper Sacks Editor Over Affair At Work: Report
German press group Axel Springer said Monday it had removed the chief editor at tabloid-style daily Bild, Julian Reichelt, over a relationship with a colleague at the country's top-selling newspaper.
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Oyo to Acquire Amsterdam-Based @Leisure Group for $415 Million
Oyo on Wednesday said it would acquire @Leisure from Axel Springer, a media and technology company.
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Oyo To Acquire @Leisure Group For $415 Million In Europe Home Rental Push
Oyo to expand its home rental footprint by acquiring Europe’s Leisure Group.
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'Robo-Journalism' No Threat To Journalist Jobs, Says Axel Springer CEO
The use of robot journalism, or articles generated by artificial intelligence, does not pose a threat to jobs, the chief executive of German publisher Axel Springer said on Wednesday.
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German Publishers' Battle With Google Over Content Escalates
At issue is the demand of publishers that Google and other search engines pay to display their content.
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Samsung Launches Its Own Curated News App for Galaxy Devices
An early beta version of the Upday news app is now available to download for select Samsung customers in Germany and Poland.
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Japan's Nikkei Buys Financial Times in $1.3 Billion Deal
Japanese media group Nikkei today agreed to buy the Financial Times from Britain's Pearson in a $1.3 billion deal that brings together two leading financial news organisations from Europe and Asia.
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Financial Times to be Sold to Digital News Company
British publisher Pearson is in advanced talks to sell the Financial Times Group to Germany's Axel Springer, bringing an end to its near 60-year ownership of the pink-paged business newspaper, the FT said today.
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Japan's Nikkei Buys Financial Times in $1.3 Billion Deal
Japanese media group Nikkei on Thursday agreed to buy the Financial Times from Britain's Pearson in a $1.3-billion deal that brings together two leading financial news organisations from Europe and Asia.
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Germany's Top Publisher Bows to Google in News Licensing Row
Axel Springer CEO Doepfner said his company would have "shot ourselves out of the market" if it had continued with its demands.
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Google Wins Victory in Row With German Publishers
The regulator said it would not pursue a complaint brought by a group of publishers against Google for giving users access to their news articles.
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German Minister Eyes Possibility of Dismantling Google
Defiance is strong in Germany over the US Internet search engine's dominant position.
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India's growth to speed up in years ahead: J Frank Brown
J Frank Brown, managing director and COO of General Atlantic, spoke to NDTV's Namrata Brar on the sidelines of the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
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Axel Springer puts online gaming unit Gamigo on sale
Axel Springer said on Friday it had agreed to sell its online gaming unit Gamigo in a move to focus on core digital activities.
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Springer CEO says "free beer" era for internet ending
Germany's largest newspaper publisher will introduce a paywall for its flagship national daily Die Welt by the end of this year and is confident competitors will follow suit, Axel Springer Chief Executive Mathias Doepfner said.
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Germany's Top-Selling Newspaper Sacks Editor Over Affair At Work: Report
German press group Axel Springer said Monday it had removed the chief editor at tabloid-style daily Bild, Julian Reichelt, over a relationship with a colleague at the country's top-selling newspaper.
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Oyo to Acquire Amsterdam-Based @Leisure Group for $415 Million
Oyo on Wednesday said it would acquire @Leisure from Axel Springer, a media and technology company.
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Oyo To Acquire @Leisure Group For $415 Million In Europe Home Rental Push
Oyo to expand its home rental footprint by acquiring Europe’s Leisure Group.
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'Robo-Journalism' No Threat To Journalist Jobs, Says Axel Springer CEO
The use of robot journalism, or articles generated by artificial intelligence, does not pose a threat to jobs, the chief executive of German publisher Axel Springer said on Wednesday.
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German Publishers' Battle With Google Over Content Escalates
At issue is the demand of publishers that Google and other search engines pay to display their content.
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Samsung Launches Its Own Curated News App for Galaxy Devices
An early beta version of the Upday news app is now available to download for select Samsung customers in Germany and Poland.
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Japan's Nikkei Buys Financial Times in $1.3 Billion Deal
Japanese media group Nikkei today agreed to buy the Financial Times from Britain's Pearson in a $1.3 billion deal that brings together two leading financial news organisations from Europe and Asia.
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Financial Times to be Sold to Digital News Company
British publisher Pearson is in advanced talks to sell the Financial Times Group to Germany's Axel Springer, bringing an end to its near 60-year ownership of the pink-paged business newspaper, the FT said today.
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Japan's Nikkei Buys Financial Times in $1.3 Billion Deal
Japanese media group Nikkei on Thursday agreed to buy the Financial Times from Britain's Pearson in a $1.3-billion deal that brings together two leading financial news organisations from Europe and Asia.
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Germany's Top Publisher Bows to Google in News Licensing Row
Axel Springer CEO Doepfner said his company would have "shot ourselves out of the market" if it had continued with its demands.
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Google Wins Victory in Row With German Publishers
The regulator said it would not pursue a complaint brought by a group of publishers against Google for giving users access to their news articles.
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German Minister Eyes Possibility of Dismantling Google
Defiance is strong in Germany over the US Internet search engine's dominant position.
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India's growth to speed up in years ahead: J Frank Brown
J Frank Brown, managing director and COO of General Atlantic, spoke to NDTV's Namrata Brar on the sidelines of the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
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Axel Springer puts online gaming unit Gamigo on sale
Axel Springer said on Friday it had agreed to sell its online gaming unit Gamigo in a move to focus on core digital activities.
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Springer CEO says "free beer" era for internet ending
Germany's largest newspaper publisher will introduce a paywall for its flagship national daily Die Welt by the end of this year and is confident competitors will follow suit, Axel Springer Chief Executive Mathias Doepfner said.
