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The Daily Mail Sets Sail: Fleet Street Fishwrap Takes America
To hear Martin Clarke tell it, The Daily Mail accrued its online readership in America nearly by accident. Lining a
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The Financial Times Wants Readers to Join Their ‘Off The Record’ Teatime!
Here’s a fantastically odd way to interact with your readers: Invite them for an “informal” and “off the record” “tea”,
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Amidst Jersey Expansion, Publisher Pearson Expands in Manhattan
Not included in Pearson’s announcement last week to relocate from its headquarters in Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, was news
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Garden State of Mind: Pearson and the Negotiations Behind its Hoboken Deal
When Kim Guadagno heard that the media and publishing giant Pearson was relocating from its longtime headquarters in Upper Saddle
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Former Lehman Brothers Banker Says Europe Needs a “Lehman Moment”
That means you, Greece. Michael Tory, former head of U.K. investment banking at Lehman Brothers, just published an op-ed in
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‘Nobody Will Find Out’ Is a Thing Corporate Criminals Actually Email Each Other
Surprise, surprise: When corporate criminals exchange communiqués over email, guess what sorts of phrases they’re actually dumb enough to use? Try “cover
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James Franco Explains ‘Gay Town’ Exhibit to Breathless Financial Times Reporter
Remember how James Franco just debuted his latest art exhibit, “Gay Town” in Berlin last week? You know. The one
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Morning Media Mix
Soon, you might be able to get your Morning Joe on the weekend, too. “Persons close to” MSNBC’s morning news
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Best Tech Events This Week (Holiday Parties, Next Web, FT Innovate,...
This is a guest post from Gary Sharma (aka “The Guy with the Red Tie”), founder and CEO of GarysGuide
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What’s Up With the Average Billionaire’s Wardrobe?
A look at the safety net style of the 1 percent.
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FT’s Aptly Named Madison Marriage Covers Ashley Madison Hack
A Financial Times reporter named Madison Marriage covers the infidelity website Ashley Madison.
View ArticleFossil Discovery Suggests Change in Evolutionary Theory
A Moroccan fossil discovery changes the proposed age of the modern human.
View ArticleDior CEO Sidney Toledano Promoted to Lead All LVMH Fashion Houses
Toledano is best known for launching the iconic Lady Dior handbag and navigating the PR scandals of former design chief John Galliano.
View ArticleApple Illegally Used Student Labor in China to Fulfill iPhone X Orders
Apple's iPhone X is in short supply everywhere, and one Chinese factory was counting on teenagers to speed up production.
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Financial Times Becomes First News Company to Win an Apple Award for iPad Design
The Financial Times was the first news organization to win a “Best iPad App” award at the 2010 Apple Design Awards last night. The award recognizes the broadsheet’s handsome digital pages full of...
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Ken Li Now in Charge, Returns to Reuters
After two years at the Financial Times, media reporter Ken Li is returning to Reuters as the editor-in-charge of technology, media and telecommunications coverage, according to a release. (We have...
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Despite Murdoch, Wall Street Journal Still Wins Deal Scoops
Last week, I wrote about the DealBook franchise at The New York Times, which in nine years has expanded from a simple morning email newsletter to an entire arm of the newspaper’s business section. That...
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While Lunching With Charlie Rose, FT Discovers the Irony of the Michael's...
The best part of the day comes around 2:00 or so in the afternoon, when our Twitter feed is temporarily dominated by tweets from @michaelsnewyork. Michael’s, the bastion of the media/politics/finance...
View ArticleFT says FU to Apple, Builds HTML5 App
Tension has been building for some time between Apple and big publishers, who aren’t keen on cutting Cupertino in to the tune of 30% for all subscriptions sold on iOS. The Financial Times released a...
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