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Howard Kurtz isn't the problem at The Daily Beast, it's Tina Brown Michael Wolff

The Daily Beast/Newsweek has floundered in the digital space. Some blame needs to be pointed at editor Tina Brown

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, D

Is Native Advertising Just Another Term for 'Good Advertising'?

The online ad industry is going native. Consumers' migration to mobile has prompted a do-over in which the dreaded banner ad is being kicked to the curb in favor of messaging that behaves much as other content does.

Will Facebook Go Out With A Bang?

Between 1994 Yahoo! dominated the consumer Internet industry and much of the world"s attention.

IL Follows Suit: Employers Right To Ask For Social Media Passwords Codified Into Law

Just a few weeks back we relayed the news that Washington State was seeking to codify into law an employer's right to ask for the social media passwords of their employees.

Scientific brain drain what happens when the pipes are clogged? Steve Caplan

A nation's brain drain is inversely proportional to its investment in science. Is the tide turning, now that the US is failing to provide adequate support for scientific research?

A colleague at my institution recently invited a scientist with a "foreign-sounding" name to deliver a seminar.