Monday May 13 | BizPacReview.com
Justice Dept. wildly oversteps, secretly gathers AP reporters' phone records
Freedom of the press took a hit in the jaw Monday when news leaked that the Justice Department secretly obtained two months of The Associated Press' telephone records .
Monday May 13 | The Guardian
Howard Kurtz isn't the problem at The Daily Beast, it's Tina Brown | Michael Wolff
When the media writer Howard Kurtz lost his job at the Daily Beast earlier this month, the details of how he screwed up managed to obscure the greater particulars of his boss, Daily Beast editor Tina Brown, and her lacklustre performance.
Monday May 13 | Poynter Online
In Fortune, even Web publishers that say they're profitable don't share revenues
Fast Company JP Mangalindan looks at the financial health of Web publishers like The Huffington Post, Gawker Media and BuzzFeed.
Mike Konczal has an interesting piece on the general question of whether wonk-blogging - the practice of putting up fairly analytical data-heavy posts bearing on policy issues directly on the web, rather than going through more traditional publication channels - is a good thing.
Google Pushed This 4,500-Employee Company Into Microsoft's Arms
No doubt about it: Google Apps is a threat to Microsoft 's cash-cow Microsoft Office franchise.
Enterprise Software Giant SAP Has Other Plans For Emerging Startup Competitors Than Acquisition
"To the extent that you have the arsenal of assets in the private, the public, and the combination of those two clouds, and you can still deal with complex, large, multinational companies on premise, and do all these things, with the continuous flow of innovation, you've got a great chance of winning the game," McDermott said in an interview with ... (more)
Box to Acquire Web Document Company Crocodoc - Arik Hesseldahl - News - AllThingsD
Bummer for Dropbox, which was a Crocodoc partner/customer; see Box CEO Aaron Levie's blog post, Box is Acquiring Crocodoc to Reimagine Documents in the Cloud , for more details; also see By Acquiring This Company You Never Heard Of, Aaron Levie Just Punched Dropbox In The Gut "CEO Aaron Levie just announced the deal in a corporate blog post.
Chart of the Day: The Rise Of Netflix And The Fall Of Aol
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A Plane Made An Emergency Landing In NYC After Being Struck By Lightning
American Eagle Flight 4563 made an emergency landing at LaGuardia Airport in New York this morning after being struck by lightning, according to NY1 .
I Want Media's 'Future of Media' Panelists Announced
Each year I Want Media offers those interested its "The Future of Media" talk, and this year's lineup includes some heavy hitters.
Pre-Market Primer: Stocks Hit Another Milestone; China Trade Surges
After breaching another milestone on Tuesday, it appears that US stocks will have another upbeat day as Chinese trade data shows an improvement.
10 Things You Need To Know Before The Opening Bell
Asian markets were up in overnight trading with the Hang Seng up 0.9% boosted by Chinese trade data.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg Kicks Off The Launch Of Urban Compass
Mayor Bloomberg visited Urban Compass today to announce the company's beta launch.
Five Ways You're Annoying Everyone On Social Media
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John Battelle's New Reverse-Conference Is Coming To New York... You Go To The Companies
John Battelle, the founder of Web 2.0 Summit, Federated Media , and many other companies and conferences, has launched a new kind of business conference: OpenCo.
Business Insider Is Hiring A Head Of Business Affairs
Business Insider is looking for a skilled dealmaker to lead our booming business development area.
This Man Is Building Microsoft's Next Multi-Billion-Dollar Business - From Android Devices
Patents have become such a big business for Microsoft that the company has outsourced its U.S. patent filing work to India, John Weresh, general manager of Microsoft's Patent Operations, told Business Insider .
Company That Sold Rifle That Killed 2-Year-Old Yanks Kids Advertising
Keystone Sporting Arms, the company that makes Crickett rifles for kids - one comes in hot pink for girls - has taken down the web site , YouTube , Twitter and Facebook pages it used to target its gun marketing at the under-10s. Crickett's marketing is controversial because, as Mother Jones reported , the company had a "Kids Corner" on its site, ... (more)
Success & Service: El Concilio manager in Modesto wins award
Yamilet Valladolid , site manager for El Concilio for the Spanish speaking in Modesto, received the Liberty Bell Award presented by the Stanislaus County Bar Association during its 55th Law Day luncheon Friday.
Niall Ferguson's History with John Maynard Keynes' Gayness
Harvard professor and prominent Daily Beast columnist Niall Ferguson is now apologizing for saying economist John Maynard Keynes' theories about surplus and deficit spending were somehow shaped by that fact that he was gay and childless.