Gawker Media At Center Of Ad Sales Scam|Heather John Leaves Bon App|WSJ Reveals New Euro Plans|Sulzberger And The Titanic
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AgencySpy: Gawker Media fell victim to a phony ad sales scam, which resulted in ads on Gawker’s sites crashing browsers and, in some cases, installing spyware on computers.
FishbowlLA: Amidst the hefty Condé Nast layoffs, Bon Appetit editor Heather John has left the magazine, but will “land some kind of contributing deal.”
New York Times: The Wall Street Journal has abandoned its plans to sell its U.S. edition in London and instead has revealed a new strategy in Europe that includes a redesigned Wall Street Journal Europe.
Daily Intel: New York Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr. compares print media to the Titanic: “Even if the Titanic came in safely to New York Harbor, it was still doomed. Twelve years earlier, two brothers invented the airplane.”
Join Baratunde Thurston (left), The Onion’s Director of Digital and author of How to Be Black, for an entertaining look at creative social media campaigns in our 
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