Although The New York Times decided to not endorse anyone in the democratic gubernatorial primary yesterday, the paper has endorsed her running mate, Tim Wu, for lieutenant governor. A professor at Columbia Law School, Mr. Wu is credited with coining the phrase “net neutrality,” has written for numerous publications and was profiled by the Observer way back in 2006. He is also popular with “tech and new-media types—the sort of people who know what 4chan and Laughing Squid and Digg are,” according to a New Yorker story about a recent fundraiser for the candidate. (The New York Times)
Even Playboy just wants to be shared on social: the smutty magazine is revamping it’s digital pressence as a lifestyle site that’s SFW. (Digiday)
Awl the news fit to post: like a newspaper of the future, The Awl is publishing all their stories at once instead of scheduling posts to go up throughout the day and seeing how that works out. (The Awl)
After almost five years anchoring ABC’s nightly news cast, Diane Sawyer said good night for the last time. Ms. Sawyer is leaving the 6:30 slot to do more feature-y stories at the network. (New York Post)
Condé Nast editors are clashing with Condé Nast Entertainment. (Capital New York)
