Mrs. Butterworth|AOL’s $4.2B Value|Andrew Ross Sorkin|Keller: Decision On Paid Content For NYT Will Come To “Gut Call”
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PRNewser: An interview with Mrs. Butterworth, whose been getting into the social media recently.
All Things Digital: Time Warner‘s sale of AOL has been valued at $4.2 billion — “marked down from the $5.5 billion Google assigned to the company when it wrote down its five percent stake earlier this year. Which was, of course, a markdown from the $20 billion value Google had given it in 2005.”
Vanity Fair: A Q&A with The New York Times‘s Andrew Ross Sorkin on the eve of the launch of his book, Too Big To Fail
New York Observer: The decision on charging for content will come down to a “gut call,” reveals New York Times executive editor Bill Keller.
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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