For years, the relationship between old and new media resembled that of awkward 13-year-olds at a middle school dance, standing on opposite sides of the gymnasium.
But the past few years have seemed more like a glittery high school prom, as legacy media companies like NBCUniversal, Disney and A+E Networks have found their dates, investing in digitally native companies like Vice, Maker Studios, BuzzFeed and Vox.
And this morning, Turner found its match in Mashable, the 11-year-old digital media outlet.
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