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Nov 24 09 8:41am EDT

Other Publishers Following News Corp. Behind Cloak of Invisibility

News Corp. won't be alone when—if?—it hides its content from Google. Continue


Nov 23 09 12:55pm EDT

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


Nov 23 09 7:49am EDT

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


Nov 20 09 12:35pm EDT

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


Nov 20 09 7:20am EDT

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


Nov 19 09 4:08pm EDT

Vivendi Could Complicate Comcast's NBC Universal Bid

Merde! Is Vivendi messing with Comcast's NBC Universal plans?  Continue


Nov 19 09 10:58am EDT

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


Nov 19 09 8:03am EDT

'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


Nov 18 09 8:43am EDT

100 Layoffs Coming to 'BusinessWeek'

About 25 percent of BusinessWeek staffers won't get to work with Bloomberg. Continue


Nov 17 09 11:56am EDT

'BusinessWeek' Names Josh Tyrangiel Editor in Chief

Former Time deputy editor is not, strictly speaking, a business editor, but might fit Bloomberg's plan to reach beyond Wall Street with its new title. Continue


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