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Ben Huh Wants to Save Reddit From Condé Nast’s ‘Corporate Interference’
Would the links site be better off with cheezeburgers instead of Condé cafeteria salads?
Baby Boomers Join Facebook to Destroy American Youth
Almost half of them are now using social media.
Chris Anderson Backs Away From Free in Wired’s New Cover Story
Chris Anderson departs from his original hypothesis.
Facebook’s Latest Dilemma: The Active Pages of the Deceased
What should the company do with the increasing number of left-behind profiles?
ChatRoulette Is Putting Up a Fight Against Unsolicited Male Genitalia
All the nakedness on the site is getting a bit much.
Scandal: Online Journalist Pastes Portions of Someone Else’s Story Into Own
Veteran journalist Gerald Posner acknowledged today that he copied five sentences from a Miami 'Herald' article this week.
Google News Making It Slightly More Difficult to Read The Wall Street Journal for Free
Now you can only read five articles a day without paying for things!
Did North Korea Attack Our Internet?
That's what South Korea thinks. They're always pointing fingers.
Times Nears Decision on How You’ll Pay for Online Content
They've narrowed it down to two revenue models, and they'll make a decision by the end of June.
Times Twitter Feed Gets Hacked
For a second, we actually thought the style blog was encouraging self-love.
Kirsten Gillibrand Not the Master of Her Domains
Internet speculators have snatched up Gillibrand-related web addresses in the hopes that she one day runs for president. But they're not in it for the money.
Nick Denton on Media: We Are All ‘Sleepwalking Into Economic Extinction’
According to the Gawker Media chief, there's hope for quick-thinking Internet companies. Big conglomerates, sorry, it's too late.
Google Like It’s 2001
The search engine reminds us that nothing goes away, and we're not nearly as cool or prolific as we remember.
Look! The ‘Journal’ Redesigned Its Web Page
Just in time for an epic international financial crisis, WSJ.com gets a pretty makeover. At least some people are taking care of themselves these days.
Sarah Palin, Sweetheart of the Twittering Classes
Why read some high-falutin newspaper's analysis of Sarah Palin's speech when you can read a thousand schizo reactions in 140 characters or less?
‘Gossip Girl’ Returns to the Internet, Where It Belongs
The CW will once again stream episodes of the best show ever on its Website after the show returns, in September.
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