Readings can be clusterfucks of human awkwardness. We’ve all seen it happen: you sit in a room of appreciative bibliophiles, slowly turning on a once-adored writer because they won’t put… Read more »

Despite the split between News Corps.’s more valuable entertainment division,  now called Fox Group Inc., and the print arm, the old media interests will nevertheless start their new life with some… Read more »

Patrick B. Pexton, the ombudsman for The Washington Post, wrote an intriguing article for the Post wondering if “there’s just a bit too much innovation, too fast.” While acknowledging that “innovation is… Read more »