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Google is removing from European searches an article I wrote during the financial crisis about the departure of an investment bank's then boss, Stan O'Neal. Does this show that the new "right to be forgotten" is curbing important press freedoms?
Publishers are trying to threaten Google again, apparently unaware that because of the Internet they have no power: that flows to the platforms that control discovery.
People use "disruption" so much that it's become a dumb buzzword. But the theory of disruptive technology is essential for understanding the modern world.
YouTube is removing music videos by artists such as Adele, Arctic Monkeys and Radiohead, because the independent labels to which they belong have refused to agree terms with the site.
Thomas Piketty has issued a response to the FT’s criticism claiming that bad computations and flawed estimates undermined the overall thesis of his book, namely that wealth concentration had increa…
Mike Hudak is director of product at Facebook. He's also angry about what people read online. But what they read online is largely what Facebook wants them to read.
Buzzfeed got a hold of a 96-page report on the state of innovation at The New York Times, prepared by a select group of the company’s staffers and intended for internal distribution only. It’s a re…
It's an astonishing look inside the cultural change still needed in the shift to digital — even in one of the world's greatest newsrooms. Read it.
One of the logistical problems facing long-running publications is the archiving of old material. I say "problem," even though...
In its top story Tuesday, Politico.com covered the Senate’s jockeying over a bill to extend unemployment benefits. Readers found out about the chances for passage of the measure, which will affect 1.3...
Jacob Harris on the hows and whys of designing interactives to survive the future
More people are consuming content than ever, so leave your sad trombone at home.
Over the years, CNN.com has become a news website that many people turn to for top-notch reporting. Every day it is visited by millions of people, all of whom rely on “The Worldwide Leader in News”—that’s our slogan—for the most crucial, up-to-date information on current events. So, you may ask, why was this morning’s…
At Amazon.com, he has upended industries. Now he promises change at The Washington Post. If his history is a guide, he will have all the laughs.
Last Friday, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos sold a bunch of Amazon stock. On Monday afternoon, we learned why. Bezos is buying the Washington Post for $250...
A moment that will define an era's upheaval in journalism.
CEO says that he'd been averse to selling but that Bezos "altered my feelings.”