Slate fails to bring focus to heavyweight picture
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A portion of the street in front of Madison Square Garden is named Joe Louis Plaza in honor of the late, great former heavyweight champion.
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2004 didn't turn out as Tribune expected, but the company may be barking up the wrong tree as it seeks to bolster results.
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It's hard to top this leadership and the video strategy.
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What to make of Porter Goss and the turmoil at the Central Intelligence Agency? Slate&#39;s Jack Shafer has run down the press leaks and the bureaucratic back-biting.
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By Cristina Rouvalis, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette  Feb. 18--The camera does lie.   Or at least it compresses the truth, slimming down the  I-wish-I-looked-thinner masses.
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Despite acknowledging that Prime Minister Gordon Brown&#39;s debut speech as leader of the Labour Party at its annual conference ticked all the boxes for the Labour faithful, the British press were left largely unimpressed on Tuesday.
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The $9.5 billion program is facing criticism. It could take photographs only in daylight hours and in clear weather.
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Media & professional: Last week an extraordinary editorial in the New York Times demonstrated the limits of the press in a diffuse media age. Paul Harris reports.
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The Washington Post Co. has announced the purchase of Slate, the online magazine owned by Microsoft. The sale, announced on Tuesday, completes Slate&#39;s transformation from an experiment in the new media in 1996 to a respected brand name in journalism.
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Sometimes, the two concepts can blur.
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The slow pace of change at John Hancock Financial Services speaks to an issue that has long fascinated Madison Avenue: how often an advertiser should change a campaign.
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The DVR pioneer posts mixed results in its latest quarter.
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Oliver Stoneâs eagerly awaited $160m blockbuster, Alexander, opened in America last week to a decidedly mixed critical response.
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Surface numbers disappoint, but that's as far as Wall Street looks.
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Web magazine pioneer Slate is to be snapped up by the Washington Post, the two companies have announced. The Post will buy the publication from current owner Microsoft, but details of the deal were not released.
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A financial update: The newspaper business still stinks. That's not news to anyone who follows the public stocks of big newspaper companies, including this paper's corporate parent, The New York Times Co. Now one company that has spent most of the past year swimming against that powerful tide finds itself losing favor, too.
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&quot;Apple has invested heavily in technology to edit pictures. Not having a portable device to show them seemed an obvious oversight that would be corrected once the price of the displays