Tired of providing content in exchange for mere exposure, a "collective art publishing company" says "No more" to HuffPo

Huffington Post's VP of media relations responds to Newspaper Guild campaign, criticism

The new editor-in-chief of AOL's Huffington Post Media Group says there'll be "absolutely no" leftist political slant. But Tim Armstrong says to expect cuts

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.”

In 2005, Finke called HuffPo -- which sold on Sunday for $315 million -- "the sort of failure that is simply unsurvivable"

Steve Case: "Tim Armstrong says '1 + 1 will equal 11 ... Really? That wasn't my experience"

How high-profile news organizations -- from the New York Times to Gawker -- organized a big news day on the web: The LA Times is slow, HuffPo kicks ass on engagement and Gawker needs a hand

Digital veteran will head the right wing host's digital news hub, the Blaze

The Soho seafood spot has become the lunchtime hang for entrepreneurial twenty- and thirtysomething wunderkinds of new media

HuffPo says Dubya borrowed from published memoirs written by his subordinates and passed off quotes as his own recollections

Mega mergers that never happened, including Hollywood's whiff on Netflix