Katharine Weymouth, the publisher of The Washington Post, has drawn criticism for a plan to hold sponsored salons at her home.

The slowing growth in online advertising is pushing traditional ad agencies and Internet companies to work together.

Times staff members are answering questions from readers about Iran this week.

The world may be all a-Twitter, but it seems the inordinate amount of time now spent there is costing other places traffic. Given the social aspect of Twitter, it could be a forum killer long before it becomes a serious threat to Google. ...

A plan to bring editors and lobbyists to the publisher?s home brought a critical reaction from the newsroom.

A transcript service accuses Congressional Quarterly of corporate espionage and theft of information.

Citigroup and Relativity Media filed lawsuits against each other in November over a five-year, $550 million film deal involving Sony Pictures.

The Justice Department confirmed it was conducting an antitrust investigation into a settlement of a class action between Google and groups representing authors and publishers.

If there were no Vibe, contemporary black music and culture would not be quite so writ into the mainstream.

In a sign of growing caution in the industry, production was halted on a high-profile film starring Brad Pitt just days before shooting was to begin.