British firm Gamma International was found hawking spyware to foreign intelligence services that installed onto users' computers via an iTunes security hole. The breach has been fixed, but documents indicate that the exploit was used to snoop on the email, Skype, and social media activities of users worldwide.READ»
Less than two weeks before Christmas 2005, a car bomb exploded outside Beirut, killing Gebran Tueni, a lawmaker and the editor of Lebanon’s leading Arabic-language daily newspaper, An-Nahar. It was a carefully orchestrated attack, ...READ»
ful matching process, and training and coaching them for successful service is the most powerful way that businesses can help advance the nonprofit sector in the U.S. and around the world.READ»
New companies and solutions are arising that make it easier for us to coordinate the uncoordinated, to create power without owning, in both the public and private sectors.READ»
The iPad 2 rumor mill just got a seriously big spin thanks to data from what we suspect to be an "official" leak channel for Apple--the Wall Street Journal.READ»
Digital content delivery is the future. Will content providers be able to make this transition, or will their increasingly archaic business models stymie their transition to digital delivery?READ»
Beltway bible and Most Innovative Company Politico is taking a novel approach in an era where consumers are unwilling to drop a dime on news coverage: charging thousands of dollars for subscriptions. READ»
Blockbuster is currently searching for a new CEO. Who should they select? How can Blockbuster remake itself to compete with Netflix, Redbox, Apple, and the whole slew of companies that caused its demise?READ»
The goal of the Content Project, from the world's largest advertising firm, is to make premium content a viable option for consumers -- and cash-strapped publishers.READ»
A shark man! Cash cannons! Mexican stereotypes! A dance-off! The New York Times and Wall Street Journal could both learn a few things from Next Action Media about sexing up a dull story.READ»
The Lion, the Mountain, and the New York TimesIt takes about 40 minutes by train to get from my home into New York City, just enough time to get through the Wall Street Journal and knock off a few morning emails. But last month I left ...READ»
Giovanni Calabro surveys the new face of news design by tracking one story across iPad apps by USA Today, NPR, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.READ»
Why is the New York Times's iPad app so lousy? Word is it has something to do with an exclusive deal with Amazon--but that doesn't make Steve Jobs any less annoyed.READ»
The iPad as savior of print media is one of its most prominent narratives. So what have we learned from opening weekend? Are people spending money on news again?READ»
The embargo on iPad reviews lifted at 9 p.m. Wednesday, and several major (and a couple of minor) publications released their reviews. Some are informative, some are navel-gazing, but many make points we might not have considered.READ»
