Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal are parting ways with tech blog AllThingsD, which is led by tech journalist heavyweights Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher.
Gerard Baker, Edi...
Yahoo has just added New York Times deputy news editor Megan Liberman as the new editor in chief at Yahoo News. The company says she will lead a "major expansion" of Yahoo News, wh...
Facebook announced on Monday that it is launching new tools for media organizations to make use of trends on Facebook. This is the latest in Facebook's series of releases related t...
Twitter, unlike Facebook, doesn't censor much of its "sensitive" content. It's not hard to find gratuitous nudity, violent images, and even outright pornographic content on the net...
LinkedIn is giving users a new way to showcase their work by allowing them to add photos, videos, and presentations to their profiles.
Let's say you're a photographer, and in y...
Today, The Washington Post announced that they will be the latest publication to put some content behind a paywall.
The move will take place some time this summer, and the Post...
Though blaming the media and labeling it "liberal" is a common refrain for conservatives in the U.S., hearing the accusation come from a woman who could have been First Lady shows...
AOL just announced that it has appointed Susan Lyne CEO of its brand group, and she will run the AOL operating unit that houses the company's portfolio of brands.
There were al...
Demand Media announced today that its board of directors has authorized a plan for the company to explore separating into two separate public companies - one for its media business...
Money for links. What a concept. We're not talking about paying someone to have them link to you. We all know Google's stance on that. If you pay for a link that passes PageRank, a...