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Photos of Osama bin Laden’s corpse and burial at sea were properly classified by U.S. officials and can be withheld from the public, a federal appeals court ruled.
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Barry Diller, the billionaire chairman of IAC/InterActiveCorp, said he regrets buying Newsweek magazine, which he merged with the Daily Beast website in 2010.
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IAC/InterActiveCorp, the owner of websites from Match.com to Newsweek/Daily Beast, rose to the highest in six months after saying its search business is overcoming the effects of a policy change by Google Inc. on search results.
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Tina Brown, who edited some of the world’s top magazines and now runs Newsweek/Daily Beast Co., said author Sheryl Sandberg’s call for women to “lean in” to get decision-making power is too narrowly focused on the workplace.
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Newsweek, owned by Barry Diller’s IAC/InterActiveCorp, will become an online-only publication next year, ending 80 years as a print magazine.
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Washington Post Co. is exploring a sale of Newsweek magazine, the money-losing publication it has owned since 1961, as readers defect to Internet competitors.
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Newsweek will eventually transition to an online publication, owner IAC/InterActiveCorp said today, marking the beginning of the end for the money-losing magazine’s 79-year run as a print weekly.
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Sidney Harman , the founder of Harman International Industries Inc. , agreed to buy Newsweek magazine from Washington Post Co. , ending a three-month bidding process for the money-losing publication.
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Hillary Clinton fans looking to the stage of New York’s Lincoln Center today for signs of her 2016 presidential ambitions came away empty-handed.
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Newsweek/Daily Beast Co., the media company founded by Tina Brown and backed by billionaire Barry Diller, is considering charging readers for access to its Daily Beast website for the first time.
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