Updated: Studio says "Source Code" post was "a little snarky," asks movie site to intervene

In his first column for revamped New York Times magazine, Bill Keller sounds off on "orgy of self-reference"

Acquisition closed Friday, AOL says in SEC filing; Yahoo's Calderone poached

Move "designed to reduce rankings for low-quality sites"; Demand Media responds

Time Inc.'s Jack Griffin may have been the media industry's first casualty of a quaint business concept in the throes of redefinition

Company's stock has fallen 9 percent since Friday -- last day of trading before $315 million buy

ANALYSIS: What happens when a once-mighty but now brandless portal is taken over by a sharp-elbowed left-leaning blog? That, and six other burning post-merger questions answered.

One of HuffPo's founding editors, he says of AOL's current readers: "I think a lot of people will not be happy. I don’t know how many.”

UPDATE - Paper website reports that Former MSNBC host and his partners planned announcement Tuesday will see him heading to Al Gore-created network

From a standing start, Huffpo now commands a higher valuation than the New York Times and more monthly traffic -- about 25 million unique visits per month.

Company looks to raise $138 million