Sam Zell is preparing to abandon the Chicago Tribune.
Wall Street Journal discrimination lawsuit proceeds to trial.
Mashable founder Pete Cashmore says “Social media is the media.”
MySpace acquires music sharing service iLike.
“Travelers passing through London’s Heathrow Airport this week may be surprised to encounter, in the middle of its bustling Terminal 5, the writer Alain de Botton, […] seated at a desk and tapping away at his laptop computer.” Heathrow gets a “writer in residence.”
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