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What qualities distinguish successful leaders in media today?
Freedom House ranks the world's most repressive media climates.
A Chinese state newspaper has been left red faced after internet users pointed out its new building’s remarkable similarity to a penis.
Last month, the Digital Public Library of America introduced its discovery portal to the Internet.
What are we to think when the aggregators start getting aggregated?
Today people are casting their votes in 34 localities across England, plus one in Wales.
For several years, networks and channels with programming aimed at Hispanic viewers have been increasing their presence during the annual television industry ritual known as upfront week, when advertisers and agencies are wooed before the coming fall season.
Search traffic to publishers has taken a dive in the last eight months, with traffic from Google dropping more than 30% from August 2012 through March 2013, according to research done by BuzzFeed.
With The Phoenix long gone, and the red boxes that once held it obsolete from city streets, three former staff members of the historic alt-weekly have launched an online supplement “inspired by the spirit” of the “recently defunct” magazine.
NEW YORK — New York Times executives came under pressure over their hefty compensation packages from shareholders yesterday who peppered the corporate brass with questions about belt-tightening and plans to jettison properties such as the Boston Globe.
For the first time in its history, the New York Times published an investigative project in both English and Spanish.
When the Toledo Police Department refused to release a gang map that showed which gangs claimed which neighborhoods in the small city 60 miles southwest of Detroit, crime reporter Taylor Dungjen decided to create her own.
You might have heard about the website RapGenius when it raised $15 million from Marc Andreessen’s venture firm and thought to yourself that this was a strange investment for the former Netscape founder: a site that allows music fans to annotate rap lyrics.
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