World of mergers and acquisitions distant for many micro-publishers
Fearing loss of independence and editorial voice, many online niche publishers shy away from traditional mergers and acquisitons. So, when it's time to expand, they seek other options.
View ArticleIs the bubble back in online media?
Venture capitalists and Big Media are showing intense interest in blogs, social media and highly trafficked content sites. Are we reliving dot-com mania?
View ArticlePut up or shut up: Newspapers aren't the only forum for great journalism
Commentary: Some critics want to buy the Los Angeles Times from Tribune to protect the quality of local journalism. But there's another way to do that.
View ArticleBig media vs. the grassroots: A status report
OJR talks to two experts about the role of government in ensuring equal access to the marketplace of ideas.
View ArticleWanted: Experienced, passionate citizens for hyperlocal sites: Earn $$$ from...
Commentary: Backfence has joined the growing list of hyperlocal, grassroots journalism initiatives which have failed. But here are some back-of-the-envelope numbers which suggest such sites can, and...
View ArticleHow the New York Times can fight back and win
Commentary: Rupert Murdoch has the Times in his sights. But a Web 2.0 strategy could help the Gray Lady regain her glowing countenance.
View ArticleFoodie 2.0: Chow.com adds social media to online mix
CNet's marriage of a print magazine with an online discussion board is driving traffic while cooking up new content opportunities.
View ArticleShould Microsoft buy Yahoo?
Question of the week: What would the propose deal mean for online news?
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