David Tamarkin, digital director of Conde Nast's online food hub Epicurious, triggered the angry wrath of the Twitterverse after posting a tweet that announced a job opening.

Apple's digital newsstand will use a PDF format to make the layout of magazine pages consistent among different screen sizes. That suggests a more traditional reading experience, instead of "infinite scrolling" that's become more popular on smartphones, tablets and websites.

F+W Media, the publisher of Writer's Digest, Popular Woodworking and other niche service titles, this week filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid falling subscriptions and ad revenue.

National Public Radio dominates the medium with an extensive lineup of popular shows. NPR is a formidable competitor for commercial publishers like 'BuzzFeed,' which closed its podcasting unit in September.

The title seeks to build on the popularity of the true-crime genre as typified by the podcast "Serial" and Netflix's documentary "Making a Murderer."

UC is the first major school university system to push for open-access publishing that makes research freely available to anyone in the world.

The magazine shows her in white-powdered face makeup while biting an electrified tube light. The cover marks the 25th time in the past 10 years that V has put Gaga on its front page.

AT&T announced a plan to break up its Turner unit into parts that other divisions will absorb.

While traditional publishers have editors to maintain standards, younger platforms like Facebook and YouTube, with vast troves of user-generated content, have struggled to prevent objectionable posts from pedophiles, terrorists and hate groups.

'Bon Appetit' can showcase its own over-the-top channel for media buyers instead of pointing out a bunch of shows on its YouTube channel.