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Talk about digital disruption. The CEO of Australia’s giant Fairfax Media said last week that he is preparing the company to abandon printed newspapers entirely “in three, five or 10 years.”
The New York Times is launching a series of short, web-only documentaries with Retro Report, a nonprofit news organization that aims to investigate “the most perplexing news stories of our past with the goal of encouraging the public to think more critically about current events and the media.”
There’s an awful lot of excitement in the digital publishing world around native advertising and a lot of new marketing dollars being spent on ads that blend seamlessly with or mimic the forms of content.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- People worldwide are more likely to believe the media in their countries are free than not.
Facebook has published a beginner’s guide today designed to entice journalists and companies within the media industry to use the social network as a platform for sharing original news and content.
Al Jazeera, the Arab-owned international cable network, will open a six-person bureau in Detroit this summer as part of a broad, aggressive effort to become a household name in the United States.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Wednesday night stoked speculation about his interest in acquiring The Financial Times at a breezy Upper East Side reception celebrating the newspaper’s 125th anniversary.
Last year, Hearst Magazines head David Carey said his company would have a million people subscribing to its tablet editions by the end of 2012.
Jessica Bennett worked for seven years at journalistic stalwarts like The Boston Globe, the Village Voice, and Newsweek.
BOSTON, Mass. — After a five-month investigation inside Syria and the wider Middle East, GlobalPost and the family of missing American journalist James Foley now believe the Syrian government is holding him in a detention center near Damascus.
The Washington Post Company posted bleak quarterly earnings on Friday.
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