journal, new york times, washington post for content displayed on their site. like the cable business model. due to public pressure facebook said it would favor news story from trusted sources and no details which publishers are considered trusted or elaborate on survey methods. facebook faces a huge problem in the run-up to the u.s. presidential campaign. at the time it said it s algorithms weren t able to be manipulated and then they had to admit that russian agents created posts that reached millions of people. they thought maybe brexit was influenced also by russia. two billion users. even if they have to pay or google they have the money. worth noting and stocks have
cutter someone who doesn t have cable at all right now but who does want access to live news and, importantly live sports from espn. they re assuming these subscribers will have netflix and hulu and an antenna. but it s not a replacement for the cable bundle with hundreds of channels. it s important because of it s part of an e electrocution toward for more options. i can watch tv on my phone or the big screen tv. no cable box. how does it works? it streams through whatever device you have. they re adding more and more devices. dish is the first to do this but won t be the only one. i m about to post a story on cnnmoney.com about how verizon, sony and directv are going to do this as well. it s a way to preserve the cable business model. this is a lucrative business model for companies like time warner which own cnn. the fact that the vast majority of american households pay for