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Six months ago

“We are not in turmoil. We have a real plan,” the paper’s owner, billionaire businessman Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, said.
Hanaa' Tameez
The tech giant wants to let some app developers make money on the web — but take 27% of the revenue they generate along the way. But publishers should still have access to a better deal.
Joshua Benton

Today in 2020

Today in 2019

Plus: Anger at Amazon, a Q&A with Rose Eveleth, and we may have reached Peak “Peak Podcast.”
Nicholas Quah

Today in 2018

It recently passed 10 million unique visitors per month, and it’s profitable: “We’re not going to hire 50 reporters and a whole video crew and pump in all these resources and not have the revenue to support it.”
Shan Wang
“You can’t bridge mainstream to community media when the community doesn’t have the ability to present their reporting.”
Christine Schmidt

Today in 2015

The quest for one of the world’s top news brands ended with an unexpected winner today. Here’s why.
Ken Doctor
Pearson’s CEO: “What the FT really needed was to be part of an organization absolutely focused on journalism.”
Laura Hazard Owen

Today in 2014

Today in 2013

We’re open-sourcing the code behind Fuego, which mines Twitter to find the links a community is talking about most. Build your own!
Andrew Phelps

Today in 2009