Updating back-office functions may not be as glamorous as other parts of marketing a news publication, but it worked for "The Seattle Times."

Targeting Wintour is misguided, since she's not directly involved in negotiations with workers.

Apple users will be able to hide their internet address information in the Safari web browser, adding to its default blocking of third-party cookies.

Gannett argued against the subpoena on the grounds that it was unconstitutional.

The desire to sell more digital audio advertising reflects the growth in podcasting.

Blackstone's acquisition follows IDG's efforts to build up its marketing technology and data. It's less clear whether it will dispense with IDG's media brands.

Hearst will effectively reduce its headcount by 5% with the buyouts.

Twitter this week began offering a local weather report called "Tomorrow," providing another sign of its strategy to expand into paid content.

The complaint accused the search giant of abusing its power in the online advertising market.

Any publisher that sells native advertising could just as easily have been a target for mockery.