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New York Times Starting CEO Search Without a Search Firm

But they are using one to fill a board seat vacated in June. Draw your own conclusions.

The Louis C.K. Window

Louis C.K. isn't the first performer to sell directly to his fans using the Web. But if he wants to, he can keep working with Big Media, too. Clever.

The Louis C.K. Window

Louis C.K. isn't the first performer to sell directly to his fans, using the Web. But if he wants to, he can keep working with Big Media, too. Clever.

An Apple Gift for the Holidays: Free Beatles (Book) on iTunes

You'd have to be a Blue Meanie not to enjoy this.

The Rise of Google, the Ascent of Facebook and the Decline of Everyone Else

Very reasonable bet: Google + Facebook will own 50 percent of the Web ad market by the end of this month.

iPad Magazine Readers to Publishers: More, Please

Publishers' hopes for the iPad and e-readers have come back to earth. But the people who actually download these things like them quite a bit, according to a new survey.

You’re Spending More Time Than Ever Watching Web Video. But You’re Not Watching For Long.

Brightcove reminds us that in the world of Web video, three minutes is a really long time.

Hulu Sale Is Debated

Yahoo is out, leaving Dish, Amazon and maybe Google. Unless there's no sale at all ...

Amazon’s Tablet Test Starts Now

Size, weight, software, pricing. All worth watching when Amazon unveils its new tablet this morning.But here's the most important thing to think about: Will it help Amazon sell more stuff?

Netflix Content Boss Says Price Hike Isn’t a Price Hike, But Is a "Radical Change"

Bad day for Netflix shares. Good day to have Ted Sarandos on stage fielding questions at an industry event.

Netflix Content Boss Says Price Hike Isn’t a Price Hike, But Is a "Radical Change"

Bad day for Netflix shares. Good day to have Ted Sarandos on stage fielding questions at an industry event.

Netflix Cuts Its Guidance by One Million Subscribers

Netflix, which instituted a price hike earlier this fall, says the higher costs are turning off more customers than it expected -- it is cutting Q3 subscriber projections by four percent.