MEDIA RUMOR ALERT: HUFFPO AND AOL - OVER? v. Apparently, Arianna and Tim aren’t getting along well. At All. She keeps doing things like getting herself cushy NYT stories about how much power/control...

News hounds perusing this year's edition of the FORBES Celebrity 100 might be surprised to see Rush Limbaugh on there at No. 19 -- four spots higher than he came in last year. This despite a boycott that drove advertisers from his radio show and reportedly cost Cumulus Media, one of radio station groups that airs it, millions in lost revenue.

The internet totally freaked out yesterday over a report that NBC was on the verge of killing off three of its beloved Thursday night sitcoms: "30 Rock," "Parks & Recreation" and "Community." Freaked out prematurely, as it turns out: "30 Rock" and "Com munity" have both been renewed, albeit for shorter, 13-episode seasons, while the fate of "Parks & Rec" is still officially up in the air.The fourth-place peacock network hasn't gotten too many calls right over the last few years -- if it had, i...

"I am a very frugal Greek peasant girl."

Dividends, share buybacks, and an anti-paywall stance help bleed the paper dry

The hedge fund Starboard Value is fighting for a greater say in AOL's strategy, arguing that Tim Armstrong's focus on premium content and display advertising isn't delivering results. That isn't true, says Armstrong -- but Starboard's refusal to shut up ab out it might be making it just a little bit true.

CSLie has claimed its first victim, although the mystery is still unsolved.

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The Washington Post Co. reported its first-quarter earnings on Friday, and, in what is increasingly the routine, the news coming out of the newspaper division was mostly grim. The unit lost $22.6 million in the quarter, with revenue down 8% and revenue fro m print advertising specifically falling 17%.Now, are you ready for the really bad news?

Hello World! And welcome to The End User. Im the new kid on the block around here, and thought Id start by telling you a bit about myself, and what you can look forward to seeing in this corner.First: me. Ive written about technology (in all its forms) for the better part of a decade. Ive worked as a masthead editor at three major consumer magazines, been a columnist for a few others, and sometimes talk about science and technology on various TV programs