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Free Labor

Digital advertising, the product that contributed to the company’s early success, is no longer a reliable revenue stream for BuzzFeed.

Why Rachel McMahon Is the Food Quiz Genius BuzzFeed Doesn’t Deserve

Rachel McMahon is a 19-year-old college sophomore whose BuzzFeed quizzes have racked up hundreds of thousands of unique views. The problem is, the company has never offered to pay her.
By Helen Holmes

AOL Fires Moviefone Editor Who Asked Fired Bloggers to Write for Free

We can’t help but feel a little responsible for this one. Yesterday Betabeat ran a story about an email from Moviefone
By Ben Popper

Anybody Want to Re-Elect Attorney General Cuomo?

Andrew Cuomo’s campaign is, publicly at least, not a gubernatorial campaign. In two ads seeking interns, volunteers, and help with
By Azi Paybarah

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