Mob Rule Brings Higher Quality at Gawker
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Gawker Media will now pay its bloggers based on the number of times each post they write is read.
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The controversy over a 'journalist' adds to the buzz about message control in the capital.
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At Scientologyâs request, several Web sites took down a  video of Tom Cruise talking passionately about the church, but Gawker isnât budging.
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American Eagle Outfitters is at the forefront of a trend toward advertainment, making videos to engross viewers while glamorizing a brand.
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Stand Out in Any Crowd by Sam Horn, Perigee, 256 pages, $22.95.
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In the middle of a media-saturated political season, The New York Observer is pulling together 50 Web sites, one for each state, into a political hub called Politicker.com.
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Burnishing the image of a brand or company by forging ties with a philanthropy or charity is becoming increasingly popular on Madison Avenue.
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By Patrick Sennyah  Bloggers will surely remember Joseph Gutnick, the man who sued Dow Jones in 2002. In that Australian High Court case, a precedent was set that material published on the Internet is deemed to be published in the place that it is viewed, not the place of origin.
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Gawker, the  gossip Web site,  seems to be in the midst of a particularly intense period of turmoil, which has led to a slide in its once-hypnotic influence on the news media world.
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Fake news is more popular, and more trusted, than ever.
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It's not just Jersey girls who get tripped up by embarrassing Internet photos.
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The New York Postâs Page Six gossip column has had its own share of negative media attention in the last year, but that does not seem to have scared off advertisers.
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AOL is blurring the lines of news with a makeover that gives its traditional news sites the look and feel of a blog, a shift that is part of its efforts to change from a subscription-based service to a free, advertising-based Web business.
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The strip of icons promoting social news sites at the bottom of blog posts seems fairly innocuous. But some think this slim slice of real estate is where the web's next great war for eyeballs will be waged. By Michael Calore.
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Competition to publish the nastiest, most breathless and up-to-the-moment celebrity gossip has always been fierce, but the Internet has pushed it to a new level.
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Internet bloggers have drawn blood and American journalism may never be the same.
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Two Arab-Americans have been hired to post on blogs and Internet forums in an effort to improve Americaâs image.