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Two Romney Problems Clash: Elitism Versus Tin Ear Syndrome

Martin Long | Posted 04.16.2012

Martin Long

If Mitt Romney could only learn to show a little bit of the normal humanness that he lets out of the lock-box for his Hannity banter, perhaps he could actually communicate with people.

Gene Demby

White Supremacist Allegedly Hacks Trayvon's Email And Facebook

HuffingtonPost.com | Gene Demby | Posted 03.30.2012

A white supremacist hacker claims to have broken into Trayvon Martin's email and social networking accounts and posted his private messages online. ...

Student Paper Yanks Controversial Trayvon Martin Cartoon

The Huffington Post | Tyler Kingkade | Posted 03.28.2012

The Daily Texan, a student newspaper at the University of Texas in Austin, pulled a controversial cartoon about the media coverage of the Trayvon Mart...

One Texas Reporter Is Finding An Exotic Way To Make An Extra Buck

The Huffington Post | Harry Bradford | Posted 03.30.2012

It seems that one Texas-based reporter wasn't getting enough excitement from her day job. Sarah Tressler, who covers society events for the Housto...

YouTube’s ‘Reply Girls’: Empowering or Demeaning?

Jessica Pearce Rotondi | Posted 03.12.2012

You may not recognize Alejandra Gaitan’s face, but her voice and especially a certain area of her body have won her millions of views (and a number ...

To Recap or Not to Recap, That Is the Question

Kris LoPresto | Posted 02.14.2012

Kris LoPresto

Lost was a show that required a weekly recap to go over all the hints and clues. Flashforward six years later to the present day and the Internet has a recap for nearly every single show on TV. How did this happen?

More Schwarzenegger Drama: A Defamation Lawsuit

Posted 10.05.2011

By now, news of ex-California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's extramarital affair with a member of his household staff is as old as "hasta la vista."...

New York Times -- The Saga Continues

Geri Spieler | Posted 09.11.2011

Geri Spieler

Can print journalists be objective about the future of news? Page One: Inside the New York Times and the Future of Journalism attempts to answer this question in 17 essays and interviews with respected and well-known writers.

Former Book Publishing Employee To Launch Own Book-Selling Site

The New York Observer | Posted 09.05.2011

The Transom recently learned that Emily Gould—former employee of publishing house Hyperion, blogger at Gawker, memoirist, and New York Times Magazin...

Chet Haze, Tom Hanks' Rapper Son "Not Particularly Off The Hook" Live

Posted 08.27.2011

Known best for his Northwestern University-inspired rendition of a Wiz Khalifa song, Chet Haze, a 20-year-old theater major and son of Hollywood A-Lis...

Gawker Media's Unconventional Online Video Strategy: Not Sharing

Andy Plesser | Posted 07.16.2011

Andy Plesser

Unlike the vast majority of online video news sites which seek broad sharing and distribution of clips, the videos on the Gawker Network do not provide embed codes or other standard sharing tools.

So This Is Fashion, and Other Things

Alex Geana | Posted 05.25.2011

Alex Geana

Fashion is a reflection of our times. It's a consumer-driven art -- when individuals can feel comfortable and not be worried about a purchase, they can take fashionable risks.

Lessons Learned From The Worst Breakups Ever

Christina Vuleta | Posted 11.17.2011

Christina Vuleta

I thought I'd see how the Gawker breakup anecdotes stacked up against 40:20 Vision hindsight -- what 40-something women would tell 20-something women based on what they know now.

Hey Washington Post: Mean Girls Have Nothing to Do With Age

Meredith Fineman | Posted 11.17.2011

Meredith Fineman

Women putting down other women doesn't stop after high school. We're smarter, more developed, and more capable of bringing each other down verbally and psychologically.

The Online Erogenous Zone

Marian Salzman | Posted 05.25.2011

Marian Salzman

This is the fourth in a series of four. See Euro RSCG Worldwide PR's latest white paper, "Love (and Sex) in the Age of Social Media," for more analysi...

Irony: Chris Lee Warned About 'Dangers Of The Internet' In Op-Ed (VIDEO)

Posted 05.25.2011

New York Representative Christopher Lee resigned on Wednesday three hours after shirtless photos of him (and accompanying flirty emails) surfaced on t...

Columbia Newspaper Publishes Fake Article

Posted 05.25.2011

A satirical story in a Columbia University newspaper fooled readers and media outlets on Monday, leading some -- most notably, Gawker -- to take it at...

Palin's Publisher Sues Gawker Over Leaked Book Excerpts

AP | Posted 05.25.2011

NEW YORK — The publisher of Sarah Palin's forthcoming book filed a lawsuit against Gawker Media on Friday for leaking pages of "America By Heart...

Open Letter to Gawker Hackers

Sybil Adelman Sage | Posted 05.25.2011

Sybil Adelman Sage

Okay, hawkers, you've made your point. I should have used different passwords for each of my accounts, but it was so much easier to remember that my ...

Tajazzle: The Embarrassment Isn't the Acting

Meredith Fineman | Posted 11.17.2011

Meredith Fineman

So, have you seen the Tajazzle video? It's the most ridiculous infomercial known to man and womankind.

OOPS: The 13 Most Common Gawker Passwords Exposed

The Huffington Post | Catharine Smith | Posted 05.25.2011

On Sunday, hackers exposed usernames and passwords stored in the Gawker Media user database. The Wall Street Journal analyzed the leaked data and pr...

Gawker Hacked

AP | Posted 05.25.2011

NEW YORK — Gawker Media Inc. is urging subscribers to change their passwords because someone has managed to hack into the company's user database. ...

Black Swan: Dangerous Perfection

Meredith Fineman | Posted 05.25.2011

Meredith Fineman

I will say that this was by far one of the darkest, scariest, and most grotesque movies I've ever seen. But for me, and for a lot of other women, what took center stage wasn't the bouts of crazy. It was Natalie Portman's body.

Newspaper Pay Walls: A History Littered with Disaster Says HuffPo CEO

Tom Johansmeyer | Posted 05.25.2011

Tom Johansmeyer

ntil time passes and we can arrive at an answer, the debate will continue over whether an ad-driven business without a subscription component can create considerable value.

Nick Denton's Five Unintended Lessons for Corporate Bloggers

Tom Johansmeyer | Posted 05.25.2011

Tom Johansmeyer

Often forgotten in the blogosphere, corporate blogs tend to be marketing or customer care tools that are launched and managed by companies. These blogs, appropriately, exist to advance a company in accordance with its strategy and growth objectives.