Washington Post.com
The paper's union is protesting the move, but the Sun-Times says its readers want online video and it will concentrate on that. Among those laid off is Pulitzer Prize-winner John H. White.
Forbes.com
KOMOnews.com
Officials are not amused, These climbers have also scaled and documented other urban feats on YouTube.
AllThingsD.com
Sony CEO Kaz Hirai says the new Playstation will function best as a game player, but he leaves vague hints about other functions.
AllThingsD.com
The two outfits are working together to create a smarter stadium set to open in 2014, with an aim to connect the fans who come out to the game in far more ways than the usual fancy, giant electronic screens.
BusinessWeek.com
Hulu LLC’s Johannes Larcher resigned as head of international operations for the online video service, whose owners are weighing offers for the company. He led Hulu into Japan, but it hasn't expanded past that.
RapidTVNews.com
Akamai Technologies has added Aura Lumen and Aura Spectra to its Aura Network Solutions family of operator content delivery network (CDN) technologies. Both are designed to address the growing demand for online content and video.
TheNextWeb.com
Google unleashed a new tool that lets a user post videos in slo-mo, which not only is potentially cool, but potentially really popular. (It could also extend time spent on YouTube.)
Pandodaily.com
BuzzFeed's new aggressive presence on YouTube coupled with its alliance with CNN could be a signal YouTube is disappointed with the performance of Reuters and the Wall Street Journal's video presence.
Adweek.com
Yahoo is paying $1.1 billion for Tumblr but offering $600M-$800M for Hulu. At the bottom line, it doesn't seem to make sense.