Twitter and Facebook save lives. At least that's what The Weather Company believes. Earlier this month, Weather came under fairly harsh criticism for its storm-naming practice when February's blizzard "Nemo" blanketed…
This is what it looks like when a website dies. Sort of. When TypeF.com launched in March 2011 in partnership with former model Tyra Banks, expectations were high. The site was…
On the heels of its Q4 earnings call today, Demand Media announced news that it plans to explore splitting into two public companies, separating the media arm from its domain services…
Arianna's right hand is out at The Huffington Post. Huffington announced today via company memo that Tim O'Brien, executive editor of the online publisher, will be leaving the site to work…
If you're a casual browser of the Web, or just a TV-first person, you might not be paying close attention to the torrent of original video content floating around YouTube.…
It's become standard practice during widely broadcasted social events (especially political ones) for interested persons and groups to wage a quiet social media war to grab real estate in front…
In the constant struggle to deliver an engaging, dynamic ad experience on the Web, The New York Times has been pulling out all the stops lately. Starting today (Monday, Feb. 11),…
Last Sunday, Web traffic took a 15 percent dive from normal patterns during the afternoon and evening as Americans across the country raided supermarkets, premptively loosened belt buckles and trudged…
The hyperlocal news network EveryBlock, owned and operated by NBC News, is shutting down operations, per a post on the site's company blog. Founded in 2007 and acquired by MSNBC.com in…
In the digital ad world, 2013 is thought to be the year the medium finally "grows up" and publishers start only selling ads people can actually see. That is, this…
