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Pinterest will soon open for business by allowing brands to advertise on its curation network beginning first thing next year, reports The New York Times. Come New Year’s Day, Pinterest will allow marketers to pay for and place ads across its site in the form of ‘Promoted Pins’ – posts that look identical to those created by users who collect images of products, destinations, DIY projects and more. Pinners will be able to save and share these ads that will appear in search results, just like they do with standard pins. So what kinds of pins will you soon see…
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Apple may be a few days late to the party, but it’s finally joining YouTube, Google Play and Xbox Video in offering Sony’s controversial film The Interview for streaming on iTunes, reports Recode. The Interview is available to iTunes customers in the US and Canada at $6 to rent and $15 to own, the standard price as other outlets, including the film’s own standalone site. The James Franco and Seth Rogen starrer has already raked in $15 million through two million downloads and online rentals, and with its arrival on Apple’s popular media store, that figure is likely to soar…
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