Poll of Asian American Ad Pros Shows Majority Have Encountered Pandemic Bias

Nearly 80% of Asians in Advertising members said they or someone they know have experienced discrimination related to the coronavirus.

Entertainment Weekly Redesigns, Expands and Digitizes Its Signature ‘Must List’

Front-of-book selection of pop culture highlights was previously print-only.

It’s Been a Year Since NPR Ended Its Comments Section

And it's staying that way.

Fort Wayne’s News-Sentinel Is Ending Its Print Edition and Moving to Digital

The paper is more than 180 years old.

Cooper Hefner Calls Trump Playboy Cover a ‘Personal Embarrassment’

"We don't respect the guy."

The Village Voice and the Past and Future of Alt-Weeklies

The Voice's decision to get rid of print edition leads to a reckoning.

New Los Angeles Times CEO Ross Levinsohn Will be Making $1 Million a Year–At least

He'll also be eligible for some hefty bonuses.

Patch Breaks Traffic Records, Boosts Sales Team

New daily and monthly traffic highs are being celebrated.

This Wired Piece on ‘The New FOMO’ Is All of Us

Caught in an endless news trap? There's help.

Time Had More People Visit Its Site on Eclipse Day Than the Day After the Election

It's a record.