The ratings for the Beijing Olympics are way up over Athens. The Los Angeles Times reports that NBC’s 12-day average prime-time viewership is 29.3 million for Beijing, up from 26.1 million in Athens.

Major social networking companies such as Facebook and Twitter have long struggled to develop significant revenue models. Still, Facebook managed to enter the green earlier this year and Twitter announced today that they will be launching paid business...

If the Associated Press Stylebook is “the bible of the newspaper industry” (as it declares on the front cover), then Twitter’s @FakeAPStyleBook is the bible of comic relief for writers who count on the reference book for definitive answers on...

Following its recent sale to Bloomberg, BusinessWeek reporters have probably felt like they’re living through the movie Office Space. According to The Wall Street Journal, “Over the last few weeks, Bloomberg has been asking BusinessWeek editorial staff...

At 37, Josh Tyrangiel has quickly worked his way up the journalistic ranks. Today, he becomes the first editor of the Bloomberg-run BusinessWeek. Most recently serving as editor of TIME.com and deputy managing editor of TIME , he was thought to be by...

The above video has made its way around the PR blogosphere and Twittersphere, with people weighing in on both sides of the debate. First off, I’m a big fan of Jack O’Dwyer. He’s been doing this for 40 years and gets the industry. But as Bill Belichick,...