The more time I spend watching the media world evolve, the more I come to believe that there a very few number of executives who have the right mix of...
It was beginning to feel like the good old days were coming back. Finally, publishers could stop giving away content for free and start making money again. Certainly they were not going to make that same mistake they had made on the Web.
Rupert Murdoch is almost certainly the most powerful person in the most influential business on earth. And yet he is treated as a kind of innocent bystander to the criminal activity allegedly undertaken in his name.
A New York Post cartoon (see below) published Saturday, February 24th portrays New York City Muslims as would-be terrorists complaining to the Associ...
The NYPD provides Fox News's midtown Manhattan studios 24/7 protection, The Daily Beast reports, more than any other media organization in the city. ...
I believe there are analogies and lessons to be drawn from the responsible citizenship on display by demonstrators across the world, and the responsible ownership practiced by active shareholders in corporations.
I think the most exciting and important development is that there is greater public awareness of corporate governance and boards, which is vital. It's no longer a black box, or a mysterious room.
Seven years ago, Outfoxed exposed Rupert Murdoch's top down journalism at FOX News, and the dangers of ever-enlarging corporations taking control of the public's right to know.
If their testimonies presented any information at all, it would be how much the Murdochs want to promote the spin of willful ignorance.
HarperCollins' parent firm NewsCorp is under pressure in the wake of the News of the World phone-hacking scandal. ...
Rupert Murdoch's $5 billion share repurchase plan of News Corp. shares is equal to 12% of News Corp's $42 billion market cap. As the Murdoch family has 47% voting control, this $5 billion move could be the first step in taking out the public shareholders.
As in the Egyptian revolution, we see again the power of moral outrage to act as a spectacular catalyst for social change. So are there are lessons here for the climate movement?
As allegations of phone hacking against Rupert Murdoch-owned British tabloid News of the World mounted -- resulting in the paper's shocking closure --...
Tom's not anyone's friend anymore. Myspace, the once illustrious hub of social activity, shameless C-list celebrity boosterism, and a go-to roost for ...
After laying off close to half its staff this January, Myspace will reportedly be continuing the cuts. According to TechCrunch, the site will fire ...
The tragic tale of once successful Myspace may finally come to an end. According to All Things Digital, an investing group including Activision Ch...
By Yinka Adegoke (NEW YORK) As Rupert Murdoch stepped into the Grand Ballroom of San Francisco's Palace Hotel at the Web 2.0 conference in October...
MySpace is for sale. But is anyone willing to buy? Rebranded as an entertainment portal from its roots as a social network, MySpace's major value ...
In the hazy zone between those who see opportunity in the burgeoning green energy economy, and those reactionary ideologues trying to maintain the status quo, lies Fox News' parent company News Corporation.
More bad news for MySpace. Parent company NewsCorp has admitted they are considering selling the company, just one day after announcing layoffs that w...
Considering the rich content that Google and Facebook leverage from their users for the benefit of their coffers, the vulnerability of their platforms to security breeches does not align with their best interests.
MySpace has been losing everything from traffic to CEOs. In February, MySpace CEO Owen Van Natta stepped down after less than a year on the job and ...
Yonkers Raceway, one old time track that has always been known for innovation, is still finding ways to pull in bodies and garner some good old fashioned horse sense publicity.
