The organization will license aggregation of digital content

Nate Silver says they do in New Hampshire, but not in Iowa

Facebook deactivated the famed novelist's account for security reasons, so he went on a Twitter tirade

The little publicized asset, bought five years ago for $35 million, was up for sale for the better part of a year

With the release of 3rd quarter ratings, the tightened race for 2nd place behind Fox News stirs intrigue

AOL editorial chief Arianna Huffington says Michael Arrington is no longer on the editorial payroll, but the blustery blogger insists "I am TechCrunch, and TechCrunch is me"

While it threw a tough sentence at USC, college sports' governing body has been reluctant to target the bread and butter of university athletic programs, lucrative television appearances

The '30 Rock' actor says everyone should read a newspaper every day

David Leonhardt's appointment is the first major personnel decision for newly minted executive editor Jill Abramson

Writer David Carr and director Andrew Rossi talk about the project, which screens Wednesday night at the L.A. Film Festival

Now you can only use 2,000 characters max, not 5,000

Guest critic Michael Kinsley calls the Andrew Rossi documentary about the paper's survival, "a mess"

Analysis: Jill Abramson and the paper of record are fighting to prop up digital revenues as print fades

Abramson, the former managing editor, replaces Bill Keller

Alleged incident involving paper's "gadget guru" turned physical, police say