Some of the nation's largest news organizations hired a research firm today to conduct a comprehensive survey of disputed presidential ballots in Florida.

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The New York Times Co.'s Web division announced Sunday it would cut 69 jobs, or 17 percent of its Internet staff, to boost its slumping budget.

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Defense Dept. spokesman Kenneth Bacon, former White House Press Secretary Mike McCurry and former State Dept. spokesman James Rubin discuss their years fielding press questions.

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CBS and NBC News announced yesterday they plan to change their election-night coverage in light of the bad calls made in the November presidential election.

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Anne Taylor Fleming considers the changing images of women in motion pictures.

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Workers filed back into the newsroom at The Seattle Post-Intelligencer today, ending a six-week stint on the picket lines.

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Business correspondent Paul Solman talks with a panel of experts about the effect of the Internet on daily life.

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Tough times continue in the world of Internet news as the popular online news magazine Salon.com dropped 20 percent of its staff yesterday. The job cuts came along with a slashed operating budget. Also: APB News hangs on, despite fiscal…

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The Federal Trade Commission today unanimously approved a planned merger of America Online and Time Warner -- the largest merger in U.S. history.

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After months of legal wrangling with Russian authorities and disputes over debts incurred by his media empire, Russian media mogul Vladimir Gusinsky has been arrested in Spain on an international warrant.

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