Gossip, rumor, slander and scandal involving people in media often remains safely in the bubble. But occasioanally, the news is seismic enough to affect the way a magazine or newspaper runs , or even shake the entire industry. This year several upheavals did just that. Click through to relive…The Year’s Most Scandalous Media Shakeups! Read More
Well…it wasn’t a big year for big new media ventures. But compared to the year preceding it, 2010 actually saw a few media jobs opening up — a Great Media Hiring Thaw, if you will. And alongside the job openings came new ventures: online expansion, upstart projects by those defecting from the old guard, Read More
How do you watch TV? On your computer? Your iPad? Don’t say your TV. Those things are for videogames. Everyone knows that.
Regardless of how you watched it, TV did happen this year, and there was plenty to talk about. Who could forget TV’s 11 Best Watercooler Moments of the Year! >>
Another year of culture, another year of winsome new talents taking the stage and being drooled over by a jaded but not-jaded-enough populace.
Our favorite morsels of fresh meat may be a bit green around the gills, but we’re glad they’re here. Join us in welcoming The 10 Most Welcome Cultural Newbies of Read More
Did you see a great play this year? Go to a movie that you really liked? Did you have a favorite book?
Your opinions may be correct, but only accidentally. We have the authoritative list of The Cultural Highlights of 2010! >>
Magazines may only be on newsstands and coffee tables for a limited amount of time, but the best photos and layouts stay with us for much longer. The images may be shocking, gorgeous or simply make a point. And sometimes they even feature Brooklyn Decker. Regardless, here they are . . . The Year’s Read More
It’s been a wild year for the tech industry. Apple struck gold again with the iPad, passed its old rival Microsoft in market cap, yet saw itself overtaken by Google in the smartphone market.
Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook continued to grow into a global behemoth, passing half a billion users, and permeating our culture like no Read More
So many Silicon Alley startups who crushed it in 2010, it’s tough to pick just ten. In fact, some observers, like prominent local VC Fred Wilson, fear that the amount of money flowing into tech startups is becoming a bubble.
But for now, let’s toast to the winners. A more reasonable take can surely wait Read More
