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Sources with direct knowledge of the incident say a leader at the site used a disturbing insult to describe editor-in-chief Dan Wakeford.

The shuttered site The Messenger, run by Jimmy Finkelstein and Richard Beckman, spent $50 million in less than a year, leaving 300 employees out of work.

At the time of a recent meeting, the online outlet only had enough money to last several more weeks, sources told Semafor.

In this week’s edition of Confider, we reveal how multiple biz execs at much-hyped news startup The Messenger have hit the exits—thanks to their hard-charging boss.

Here are the candidates for SBLive’s Pennsylvania high school athlete of the week for October 2-8

In this week’s Media Briefing, media editor Kayleigh Barber looks at how publishers like The New York Times and The Daily Beast are exploring new ways to extend the lifetime value of their subscribers, including those who are not yet subscribers.

Welcome to the Media Briefing, a new weekly feature for Digiday+ members that goes deep into the world of media companies, platforms and independent content creators. The Media Briefing will be edited by senior media editor Tim Peterson with weekly contributions from senior reporter Kayleigh Barber; media reporter Sara Guaglione; platforms, data and privacy reporter Kate Kaye; and senior editor, research and features Max Willens. New editions will hit Digiday.com and inboxes every Thursday. W...