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They might not be Us Weekly fodder yet, but a growing number of tech personalities seem to have the kind of star power that makes advertisers gush. In the past year,…
The ever-mounting disarray at Yahoo, along with the not-so-far-behind-it disarray at AOL, is just another part of the long-in-coming conclusion that content doesn’t work as a business online. “Content doesn’t…
Gone are the days when Reuters was just a wire service. Former Slate media critic Jack Shafer, hired last week, is only the latest appointment op-ed editor James Ledbetter has…
Infographic: Carlos Monteiro
There was a moment after New York’s 2009 Fall Fashion Week when fashion bloggers had officially, as the press likes to call it, “arrived.” They had blogged their way to…
Google will turn 13 this month and, like countless teenagers before it, has hit that awkward stage where it’s now agonizing about what it wants to be when it grows…
Is a hypercrash coming to a once hypergrowth market? A few months ago, every publisher, startup, and human with an email account was starting a daily-deals product. An estimated 700 were…
Netflix has a content problem. Last week, just as the company’s widely panned subscription price hike went into effect, Starz Entertainment announced that it would not renew its Netflix distribution…
The brilliance of Facebook is its ability to beguile its 700 million-odd users into building digital heaps, some of which are called “fan pages” and are for celebrities, TV programs,…
