What Happened to Net Neutrality?
The administration's commitment to the broadest possible access to technology across all platforms has been significantly weakened by the FCC decision More »
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Peter Osnos is a journalist turned book editor/publisher. He spent 18 years working at various bureaus for The Washington Post before founding Public Affairs Books. More
The administration's commitment to the broadest possible access to technology across all platforms has been significantly weakened by the FCC decision More »
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We had better get used to accommodating the principle that confidential communications regularly will be turned into public spectacle More »
The authorities clearly see Liu Xiaobo as a threat to their authority, heightening the importance of the award More »
For the past five years, Civic Ventures, a San Francisco-based nonprofit that has been instrumental in developing the concept of "encore" careers for older Americans, has been awarding the Purpose Prize, funded by The Atlantic Philanthropies and the John Templeton Foundation. The winners—five received $100,000 and another five got $50,000—are all over age 60 and have founded projects that have achieved sufficient success to justify the cash and… More »
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A new book celebrates the organization's anniversary chronicling both the high and low points of its history More »
He's the most powerful man in Italian TV, newspapers, and magazines. But can he continue to dominate in the Internet age? More »
While other live political comedy isn't worth watching, this host delivers outstanding performances night after night More »
The fate of "The New Nobility" demonstrates how the book industry is changing to accommodate niche titles More »
The 'National Journal' and the 'Hollywood Reporter' makeovers demonstrate how savvy media strategies can maintain premium branding More »
The former Prime Minister's autobiography shows how he strengthened his country's link to the United States More »
In its 75th anniversary, this classic Time, Inc. production highlights the importance of documentary filmmaking More »
Martha's Vineyard's Bunch of Grapes, represents the struggle that many small book retailers are facing in today's e-reader economy More »
Compared to the Iraq War, coverage in Afghanistan has been sparse. Why it's so hard to get journalists out on the scene. More »
Sarah Ellison's new book sheds light on the media mogul's legacy, asking what's going to happen after he's gone More »
Yearly visits to the author's summer house underscore the changing role technology plays in his family's lives More »
As e-readers gain popularity, the business side of books will change. Who has the most to gain from this new model? More »
Dave Kindred's "Morning Miracle" paints a bleak portrait of the newspaper. Here's why that may not be true. More »
