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From: FastCo News <newsletters@email.fastcompany.com>
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Subject: Jeff Bezos Has Some Thoughts About The News Business

June 22, 2017   Happy Thursday, all!  Well, I was determined not to lead today's newsletter with anything about Uber or Amazon, and so I opted instead for some interesting sound bites on the newspaper industry from the owner of the Washington Post, who just happen to be the owner of Amazon. Technically this doesn't count as Amazon news because Jeff Bezos bought WaPo from the Graham family with his own money in 2013. And by many accounts, he's supercharged it with a beefed-up staff, updated tech, and just an all-around sense of fresh relevance.    Granted, unlike most newspaper publishers, Bezos actually has the money to do all that, but it's still worth paying attention to what he has to say about the struggling news business. At an industry conference in Italy this week, Bezos offered his thoughts on why paywalls are good, pandering to advertisers is bad, and "complaining is not a strategy." Okay, that last one stings.  Check out more of Bezos's comments here.   --Christopher Zara, Fast Company   Today's FASTCO NEWS Headlines   John Oliver and HBO are getting sued by the coal industry On Sunday night's episode of Last Week Tonight, John Oliver targeted the coal industry. Now they are striking back. In the episode, he pleaded with President Trump to "stop lying to coal miners" about his ability to revive the shrinking industry. Oliver also targeted Bob Murray, the notoriously litigious CEO of Murray Energy, even though he knew he was likely to be sued for doing so, as the company sent the show a cease-and-desist order before the episode even aired. Full Story   Not even Rob Lowe can help KFC launch a chicken sandwich into space Extraterrestrials are going to have to wait a little longer to try KFC's spicy chicken sandwich: "Due to weather, we won't be launching the Zinger today," KFC wrote on Facebook. Full Story    Facebook gives Indian users more control over their profile pictures, citing safety concerns for women In a blog post, Facebook says many Indian women choose to not show their face on their profile picture because of potential misuse. These solutions, says the company, will help give them more control. Full Story   Qatar Airways may buy a stake in American Airlines just to mess with them Qatar Airways plans to dole out $808 million to buy a 10% stake in American Airlines, making the state-owned airline one of American's largest shareholders, Bloomberg reports. It's an interesting strategy for the Doha-based airline, which has been suspending flights to Middle Eastern neighbors as tensions in the region grow. Full Story   Co.Reads   • 8 Ways To Make a Great First Impression During A Job Interview (Work Smart) • My 400-Person Company Has A Great Work Culture, And We All Work Remotely (Work Smart) • The Most Charitable Cities In America (Fast Cities) • My Company Tried Slack For Two Years. This Is Why We Quit. (Work Smart) • This Map Of 100 Million Traffic Stops Reveals The Truth About Racial Bias In Policing (Co.Design) Share This Newsletter   Share Tweet Forward Did someone forward you this email? Subscribe here!   Too many emails? Change your subscription preferences here. You're receiving this email because you opted in on our website. Update your preferences or unsubscribe from all Fast Company emails. Mansueto Ventures, 7 World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007-2195