Topic: Telecomm
The New York Times paywall haters are wrong.That at least is the word from Scout Analytics, a Seattle-based firm which specializes in helping Web publishers maximize revenue per user. The…
In an apparent first, Thomson Reuters could face federal penalties for allegedly disciplining an employee over her use of Twitter, according to the Newspaper Guild of New York.The Guild, which…
Could Michael Arrington, or even worse, Arianna Huffington, pull a Josh Topolsky? And if they did, what exactly did Tim Armstrong spend upwards of $365 million to put together? And…
A large group of Engadget’s prominent editorial and technology staff members—led by the site’s former editor Joshua Topolsky—are leaving AOL to start a new gadget Web venue with sports site…
Has Steve Brill finally broken his losing streak? Journalism Online, his 2-year-old scheme to save journalism, didn’t get as big as he surely hoped it would. Only a couple dozen…
Hulu is planning a major push into original content. The video hub—long a destination for TV and movie content on the Web—is looking to expand beyond its present…
Personal privacy isn’t what it used to be. Just ask Mark Zuckerberg, the co-founder of Facebook, who called privacy on the Internet a “gray area.” He should know—Zuckerberg’s…
Layoffs are starting at AOL today, the latest step in the company effort’s to reposition itself as a premium content company. When all is said and done, AOL will shed…
CBS has named former Ask.com CEO Jim Lanzone the new president of CBS Interactive. And in conjunction with that announcement, CBS has acquired Lanzone’s startup firm Clicker Media, which includes…
Allbritton Communications has had some big success with Politico, but has its latest Web experiment already fallen on its face? In a major turnabout for TBD.com, the site Allbritton launched just…
