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4 Big Lessons From Disruptive Start-Ups
When an entrepreneur challenges the status quo, he or she is either squashed and forgotten about or they hit a nerve and a paradigm shift occurs.
IAC Focuses On Sites With Lots Of Traffic
Ask.com, Vimeo.com and Match.com may seem like unrelated websites, but there's one thing they have in common: They're owned by media conglomerate IAC.
Hookup app Tinder wants to change its image
That might be your thought process while using Tinder , a mobile app that offers up photos of people to judge with a "yes" or a "nope" - depending on their attractiveness.
Newsweek Daily Beast CEO Baba Shetty is out after less than a year on the job - and just a week after IAC/InterActiveCorp Chairman Barry Diller said he is looking for a buyer to take Newsweek off his hands.
Wire: Models By Frank Fucking Gehry; Tour Landmarks From Home
Uptown gallery Leslie Feely Fine Art has on display through June 29 an array of more than 30 work-in-progress models from our favorite oh-no-I'm-not-a-starchitect-really Frank Gehry .
There Is At Least One Potential Buyer For Newsweek
Barry Diller is so anxious to be rid of Newsweek , he can't even be bothered to hide it .
On Tuesday, May 28, Variety reported that IAC , Barry Diller's media and internet company, is considering selling Newsweek.
Tweets of the week: Bachmann, ricin and knaidel
For the week ending 31 May, here is the news making waves in America - all in 140 characters or less.
Barry Diller and Steve Chen Back the ZuckerPAC
FWD.us, the political action group founded by Mark Zuckerberg, announced Friday that IAC chief Barry Diller and YouTube co-founder Steve Chen are now supporters of the group.
Why in the World Would Anyone Buy Newsweek?
When IAC chairman Barry Diller finally admitted in public that he regretted ever buying Newsweek , that much was already obvious.
Duly Noted: Aereo, Dots, food trucks at Barclays
In today's "Movers & Shakers," Bloomberg's Betty Liu reports on IAC/InterActiveCorp Chairman Barry Diller and his thoughts on the Aereo controversy.
Jeff Zucker On Competitors, New Viewers And The 'Human Drama' Of The Cruise Coverage
CNN president Jeff Zucker appeared on a panel with IAC's Barry Diller at the AllThingsD conference yesterday evening.
Better Ways to Spend Money Than Buying Newsweek
Newsweek is for sale again. According to Variety , the folded magazine - which still has some print editions overseas - has been put on the block by IAC.
Notice of Intent - in Warsaw Lake City LLC
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Why Newsweek is up for sale again...
IAC chairman Barry Diller said Wednesday that longtime news magazine Newsweek, which ended its print publication last year in favor of digital, was back on the auction block.
Aereo plans additional cities soon; original programming to come
Aereo is not just a service for watching TV remotely - it's a tool for cracking open the closed networks of TV distribution.
Morning Media Newsfeed: Newsweek for Sale | News Corp Cuts Coming | De Rosa Joins Circa
IAC Seeking Buyers for Newsweek Newsweek appears to be on the block - again. According to sources who have been briefed, IAC is sending out inquiries to prospective buyers who may be interested in purchasing the 80-year-old title, which ended weekly publication of its domestic edition late last year in favor of a digital-only format.
'Newsweek' Exploring Sale, Memo Confirms
Newsweek editor-in-chief Tina Brown and CEO Baba Shetty confirmed that parent company IAC is exploring a sale of the beleaguered newsweekly shortly after completing a redesign of its website.
IAC seeking buyer for Newsweek: Variety
IAC/InterActive Corp is looking for potential buyers for Newsweek, the venerable magazine that stopped print publications in the United States last year in favor of an all digital format, the Hollywood trade paper Variety reported on Tuesday, citing sources who have been briefed on the matter.
From Tuesday evening until midday on Thursday, the Wall Street Journal 's eleventh D: All Things Digital conference will be going on in Rancho Palos Verdes, California.