The online video network for AOL-owned news publication Huffington Post, HuffPost Live, has signed a new deal that will bring its content to cable television.
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Not content with blogging, the Huffington Post aims to take over video news streaming with the launch of HuffPost Live.
We told you earlier that Facebook had won a coveted GLAAD Media Award for its significant, long-term work with and for the LGBT community. We told you that the awards show would be a Cirque du Soleil-meets-Glee-meets-Beverly McClellan, star-studded orgy …
The Huffington Post has just made history as the first blog to ever win a Pulitzer Prize.
Only in the past two years have digital media outlets made the Pulitzer cut. ProPublica, an independent nonprofit journalism outfit that syndicates content …
Step back for a moment and think about what AOL paid for TechCrunch and The Huffington Post last year. Somewhere in the realm of $350 million dollars. Today Sarah Lacy, formerly one of the top writers at TechCrunch, debuted her …
Buzzfeed, a site known for curating the best viral content across the web, has raised a new $15.5 million round of funding and has added a handful of staffers responsible for the Huffington Post’s early success.
Buzzfeed’s aim is to …
Senior Aol executive Brad Garlinghouse has left the company according to multiple sources.
Garlinghouse was in charge of the Applications and Commerce Group and headed up the company’s Silicon Valley operations from its Palo Alto office.
The news of Garlinghouse’s …
The Huffington Post Media Group‘s explosive expansion is paying off. It has surpassed one billion page views in August, All Things Digital reports.
Additionally, HuffPo has acquired Localocracy, which describes itself as “an online town common where registered voters using …
Michael Arrington, founder of technology blog TechCrunch and known for his fiery personality and zero tolerance for corporate authority, is no longer with the San Francisco-based tech news publication, according to a report by Fortune.
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Internet and media stalwart AOL on Tuesday reported that it generated losses in the second quarter, mostly due to weak advertising growth.
AOL is in the midst of pumping its resources into popular blogs like The Huffington Post and local …
Only in the age of Google could news aggregation be considered a step up from news publishing. So when word came Wednesday that Salon’s CEO Richard Gingras is abandoning his post at the veteran online-news site to head the news …
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