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Recent Blog Posts
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A Tale of Two Parades
Nov 25 200912:54 pm EDT -
Washington Post Closes Three U.S. Bureaus
Nov 25 20098:55 am EDT -
Other Publishers Following News Corp. Behind Cloak of Invisibility
Nov 24 20098:41 am EDT -
AOL, Period
Nov 23 200912:55 pm EDT -
If News Breaks and Google Can't See It, Did It Happen?
Nov 23 20097:49 am EDT -
Death by a Thousand Cuts
Nov 20 200912:35 pm EDT -
Oprah, Exit; Exit, Oprah
Nov 20 20097:20 am EDT -
Vivendi Could Complicate Comcast's NBC Universal Bid
Nov 19 20094:08 pm EDT -
Project Everest Brings Avalanche of Layoffs to AOL
Nov 19 200910:58 am EDT -
'Reader's Digest' May Be Moving to Manhattan
Nov 19 20098:03 am EDT
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- Jim Romenesko, Poynter Institute
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- Press Box, Slate's Jack Shafer
- Memo Pad, Women's Wear Daily
- Don't Quote Me, The Boston Phoenix's Adam Reilly
- Media Decoder, The New York Times
- Media Memo, All Things Digital's Peter Kafka
- The Media Guy, Ad Age's Simon Dumenco
- L.A. Observed
- Fine on Media, BusinessWeek
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- Tuned In, Time Magazine
- TV Tattle
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- The Huffington Post Media Vertical
- Editor and Publisher
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A Tale of Two Parades
How NBC and CBS will be covering the same event in very different ways. Continue
Washington Post Closes Three U.S. Bureaus
Losing New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles bureaus will save money, but what's lost when a major paper circles the wagons? Continue
Other Publishers Following News Corp. Behind Cloak of Invisibility
News Corp. won't be alone when—if?—it hides its content from Google. Continue
AOL, Period
AOL launches a new logo; "So random," says Steven Heller, former art director for the New York Times and SVA Designer as Author MFA department co-chair. Continue
If News Breaks and Google Can't See It, Did It Happen?
News Corp. is reportedly in talks with Microsoft to de-link its content on Google. What does that accomplish? Continue
Death by a Thousand Cuts
With cuts at AOL, Time Inc., BusinessWeek, Window Media, and the Associated Press, a terrible week for media and information works comes to an end. Continue
Oprah, Exit; Exit, Oprah
The most powerful woman in television is ending her show in 2011 to focus on her new cable channel, OWN. Continue
Vivendi Could Complicate Comcast's NBC Universal Bid
Merde! Is Vivendi messing with Comcast's NBC Universal plans? Continue
Project Everest Brings Avalanche of Layoffs to AOL
AOL to cut a third of its staff as spinoff from Time Warner moves forward; CEO Tim Armstrong bravely forgoes bonus. Continue
'Reader's Digest' May Be Moving to Manhattan
87-year-old magazine giving up its sprawling campus in favor of cozy Manhattan pied-à-terre. Continue
The Financial Services Committee chair follows through on a pledge to rewrite the banking rules.
Health care bankers win big as risk returns to Wall Street. But that may be just the tip of the iceberg.
Madoff forces business schools to face ethics' dark side: teaching students how to commit fraud.
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