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Paul Carr Reveals NSFW Corp Publishing Plans - Posted October 14, 2011
The post-TechCrunch cat is out of the bag with regards to Paul Carr, courtesy of his former workmate Alexia Tsotsis. Respond... [FishbowlLA]
Las Vegas Start-Up Stonewalls Former Colleague - Posted September 27, 2011
San Francisco based TechCrunch writer Alexia Tsotsis (pictured) has a funny item about her efforts to find out the na... [FishbowlLA]
Publicist Request Leads to AOL Drama - Posted March 16, 2011
TechCrunch's Alexia Tsotsis wrote a post about a Facebook game tied to Jake Gyllenhaal's new flick The Source Code. ... [AgencySpy]
TechCrunch Columnist Paul Carr, Wine Library TV Host Gary Vaynerchuk Spar in Part Two of The Webby Debates - Posted November 30, 2010
Part two of The Webby Debates, hosted on CNNMoney.com and moderated by that site's Laurie Segall, featured TechCrunch columnist Paul Carr... [WebNewser - SocialTimes.com]
The Webby Awards, Aquent to Present The Webby Debates - Posted November 4, 2010
Now that the midterm elections are over, prepare for The Webby Debates, a five-part online video series from ... [WebNewser - SocialTimes.com]
TechCrunch Launches TechCrunch TV - Posted June 29, 2010
Technology news website TechCrunch has launched its own online video network.
The service, TechCrunch TV, will originate from the company's San Francisco offices, but will also feature reports from all over the world.
... [WebNewser - SocialTimes.com]
Amazon Customer Reviews Policy Debated by Authors and Readers - Posted March 24, 2010
A massive debate has erupted between readers and writers after Amazon (AMZN) Kindle critics... [GalleyCat]
Quietly, the Amazon and Macmillan Standoff Ends - Posted February 8, 2010
After a week of speculation, the Macmillan and Amazon (AMZN) standoff has ended the way it began--with a New York Times article on a Friday ev... [GalleyCat]
WNYC Hosts Debate on Merits Of Citizen Journalism and Technology - Posted November 11, 2009
Last week's tragedy at Fort Hood, so close to Veteran's Day, left the public scared and confused -- not only because of the senseless nature of the crime which left 13 dead, but because some of the information that leaked out about the event from the ground ... [Fishbowl NY]
WNYC Hosts Debate on Merits Of Citizen Journalism and Technology - Posted November 11, 2009
Last week's tragedy at Fort Hood, so close to Veteran's Day, left the public scared and confused -- not only because of the senseless nature of the crime which left 13 dead, but because some of the information that leaked out about the event from the ground ... [FishbowlNY]
Journalist Suggsts Amazon Should Not Apologize - Posted July 28, 2009
In a recent Telegraph column, journalist Paul Carr praised Amazon.com, Inc. for last week's digital scandal--proposing that the company had every... [GalleyCat]
That e-Book thing Makes a UK Comeback, Sort of - Posted April 27, 2007
Technology being what it is, an idea deemed unsuccessful a few years ago can suddenly be brand new once more. So it goes with the e-book as Publishing News reports that the Orion Group is to publish its first e-book next year, WEB 2.0 by Paul Carr - most likely as... [GalleyCat]
