The blog, Consumerist, aims at a younger market than the venerable Consumer Reports.

Viacom, which owns Nickelodeon and Comedy Central, among others, says it might remove the channels from key markets on Jan. 1 if Time Warner Cable does not agree to an increase in rights fee.

Mr. Wiskari was a former foreign correspondent and editor of international news for The New York Times.

Vicki L. Iseman charged that an article The Times published in February had falsely created an impression that she had engaged in an improper romantic relationship with the senator.

A blog about Michelle Obama?s clothes shows how agencies are moving from promoting to creating brands.

Three writers were laid off, including Nat Hentoff, the prominent columnist who has worked for the paper since 1958, contributing opinionated columns about jazz, civil liberties and politics.

Media moguls have had a rough year, but John Malone appears to have salvaged some value for his shareholders at the expense of another mogul?s shareholders.

There were few pictures taken of the Mumbai attacks aside from those of a newspaper photographer and a photography editor.

Even in a recession, TV networks still have the power to provide advertisers with mass audiences.

A superhero movie may not reach theaters on its scheduled date after a federal judge said that he might block the film?s release because of an ownership dispute.