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Nearly three years since, the Group Nine Media-owned publisher has reinstated its website. The revamped NowThisNews.com site went live on Wednesday.

The move comes on the heels of Facebook's sweeping decision last week to fundamentally alter the News Feed. NowThis, however, says that the relaunch is independent of Facebook's decision and had been in the works for six months.

To read more about NowThis' motivations in bringing back its website, click here.

In other news:

A bunch of publishers are about to find out that Facebook's algorithm thinks their video content is worthless. The company has said it will penalize "passive content" in favor of content with which people can have meaningful interactions, but no one knows how that will play out.

'This sucks hard': Smaller YouTubers feel screwed by the new monetization rules. YouTube has changed which creators can make money from their videos as part of its crackdown on inappropriate content, which

It allows multiple users to watch a video simultaneously, even if they are remote, while also commenting and interacting with it live.

Read the email the writer behind the Aziz Ansari sexual misconduct story wrote slamming an HLN anchor who criticized her. HLN anchor Ashleigh Banfield criticized a piece on Babe.net about an unpleasant sexual experience an anonymous photographer had with comedian Aziz Ansari.

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