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Atlantic Media Launches Mobile-Friendly Business Magazine, Quartz
Quartz's site, qz.com, is already adapted to interact with tablets and mobile devices as the company forgoes an application
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Alex Cohen on Replacing Madeleine Brand at KPCC: ‘I Know Some Listeners Are Unhappy’ (Exclusive)
Alex Cohen joined co-host A. Martinez after Madeleine Brand stepped down Friday
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Inside the Romney Video: How Mother Jones Scooped HuffPo To Become a Digital Player
The small, non-profit Mother Jones has the scoop of the election with its Mitt Romney video — here's how it got it
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‘Hero Complex’ Founder Geoff Boucher to Head to Entertainment Weekly (Exclusive)
Geoff Boucher, the veteran Los Angeles Times reporter who recently left the newspaper, will join Entertainment Weekly
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Wall Street Journal Criticized for Publishing Romney Adviser Op-Ed Pieces Without Disclosing Ties
Watchdog group Media Matters said the Wall Street Journal published op-ed pieces by nine Romney advisers without mentioning their ties to the GOP candidate
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Beyoncé, Jay-Z Host New York Fund-Raiser for Obama
Jay-Z and Beyoncé held the $40,000-per-head fund-raiser at the 40/40 Club Jay-Z co-owns
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Yahoo Closes $7.6B Sale of Stocks to Alibaba Group
Yahoo sold half of its 40 percent share in the Chinese e-commerce heavyweight
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Bill O’Reilly, Jon Stewart to Debate at Live Event Streamed Online (Video)
Jon Stewart and Bill O'Reilly will debate the state of the country at a George Washington University event Oct. 6
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‘Avatar’ Copyright Case Dismissed by Judge
James Cameron did not rip off a screenwriter's work when he created "Avatar" a judge ruled
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Google Acquires Nik, Maker of Instagram Rival Snapseed
Google acquired Nik, which makes the award-winning photography app Snapseed, a competitor to Facebook's Instagram
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L.A. Area Copt Tied to ‘Innocence of Muslims’ Film
A Copic Christian man from outside Los Angeles reportedly acknowledged Wednesday his role in producing the incendiary, anti-Islam film that sparked riots in Libya and Egypt
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Detained Filmmaker Released by Syrian Government (Updated)
Orwa Nyrabia, a Syrian filmmaker, was released from government captivity after three weeks
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Weinstein Co. Pushes Back Release of Brad Pitt Drama ‘Killing Them Softly’
With Oscars coming up, the studio faces less competition on the November release date of "Killing Them Softly" than its original October date
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Long-Awaited iPhone 5: Faster, Thinner, Better Siri, Longer Battery Life (Updated)
Apple on Wednesday morning revealed the new iPhone 5, along with a redesigned iTunes, iPod touch, iPod Nano and iOS 6
