Newspaper That Brought Down Theranos Learns Owner Is Major Investor
Once upon a time, Theranos was a promising biotech firm—raising $632 million from 2014-2015. In October 2015,…
Executive Accidentally Reveals Layoffs in Reply All Nightmare
The Wall Street Journal wants a “substantial number” of newsroom employees to take a buyout, editor-in-chief Gerard…
It Turns Out Sony Was Behind that E-Ink Concept Watch All Along
A month after the E-Ink FES concept watch got people excited about an innovative wearable that didn't care if it wasn't…
WSJ: A Secret U.S. Spy Program Is Using Planes to Target Cell Phones
A secret U.S. spy program used fake cell phone towers attached to airplanes to scan citizens' cell phones and collect…
Report: China's Tech Factories Are Abusing Poor Interns
Think that you have it hard, with your internship forcing you to work 8-hour days making coffee for no pay? Well, a WSJ…
Apparently the Wall Street Journal has plans to launch a business-focussed social network, presumably along the lines…
The WSJ's "iOS Optimized" Mobile Site Is... Not Very Optimized
Last night, the Wall Street Journal took its new mobile site live, supposedly specially formatted to look good and work…
Rupert Murdoch Admits the WSJ Is Still Being Hacked
If you thought the Wall Street Journal only announced that it had been infiltrated by Chinese hackers once the debacle…
WSJ Live Brings You Live News and On Demand Video on Your iPad
WSJ Live is an excellent app from the folks at the Wall Street Journal, it gives you access to live news about the…
The Roads Not Taken
Readers of the Wall Street Journal may have noticed a familiar byline in the May 23rd edition of the newspaper. For…
The Knock-Down, Drag-Out Fight Over the Next Generation of Batteries
Patent Trolls have been around nearly as long as patent infringement itself. Bottled Lightning by Seth Fletcher takes a…
The Wall Street Journal Now Has a WikiLeaks of Their Own
In case you haven't noticed, we live in the information era. Very few things can truly be kept secret. Wanting to hop…
Wall Street Journal Will Start Selling Individual iPad Newspapers for $2
Don't mucky your paws with paper and ink if you already own an iPad—the Wall Street Journal is to begin flogging…
Jobs Robots Will Never Do (1983)
The June 3, 1983 Wall Street Journal ran a short blurb about jobs that robots would soon do and others that robots…
Murdoch Scraps Digital Newspaper Tablet Project
News Corp's big "Digital Planet" newspaper app project for tablets has been killed off supposedly, due to lack of…
Newspaper Publishers Still Hope Tablets Will Save Them
The NYT, WSJ and USA Today, are building special tablet-y apps for Samsung's Galaxy Tab, hoping to easily port the app…
This Is a Newspaper on the iPad: The NYT, WSJ and USA Today iPad Apps
On the one hand, you have the New York Times: "I am an internet news application!" And then you have the Wall Street…
Rupert Murdoch Confirms iPad Version of WSJ
It's maybe not the most surprising news, given the Wall Street Journal's longtime web leadership, but Rupert Murdoch…
Don't Touch the Furniture, Please
Daring Fireball's John Gruber caught the WSJ's Walt Mossberg with Steve Jobs yesterday, and made three observations:…
Sony Reader Daily Edition Starts Shipping, Adds More Newspapers
Wall Street Journal and the New York Post not your favorite rags? Sony's signed up a couple dozen more newspapers for…