This article, written by James Zogby, appeared on the Huffington Post on April 14,2012
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Should America Be Involved in Democracy Promotion in the Arab World?
David Wood, a veteran war correspondent, always wondered about the men he saw being medevaced off the battlefield with grievous injuries. When Wood, 66, joined the online Huffington Post last year, he got his chance to find out what became of them. Read full article > >
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Pulitzer Prizes in journalism, arts and letters announced; two D.C. area winners
This article, written by MJ Rosenberg, appeared on the Huffington Post on March 27,2012 The schedule for the American Jewish Committee conference in Washington coming up in May highlights that Sohrab Ahmari, an Iranian-American, will be addressing the question: “Can Iran’s nuclear program be stopped?” Ahmari has been popping up more and more these days, especially at neoconservative organizations like the AJC.
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Neocons Do Not Speak for Iranian-Americans
This article, written by Reyhana Patel, appeared on The Huffington Post on March 20,2012
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Nine Years in Iraq: We Have All Played a Part in This Invasion
A blogger who used to write for the Huffington Post filed a $315 million lawsuit Tuesday on behalf of all the writers who he says were not paid fairly for their work. Jonathan Tasini, a social activist, is seeking class-action status alleging that none…
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Unpaid Blogger Sues HuffPo
The Huffington Post is the target of a multi-million dollar lawsuit filed Tuesday on behalf of thousands of uncompensated bloggers.
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Media Decoder: Huffington Post Is Target of Suit
First it was Fox News, now it’s Arianna Huffington that New York Times editor Bill Keller is calling out. In this week’s New York Times Magazine, Keller criticizes what he calls “the American-Idolization of news,” singling out Huffington as “the queen…
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Keller Blasts Huffington
AOL is cutting about 20 percent of its staff just days after closing on its acquisition of The Huffington Post.
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Bits: AOL Lays Off 20% Following Huffington Purchase
US internet firm AOL is cutting 900 jobs, almost 20% of its workforce, after its purchase of the Huffington Post.
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Internet firm AOL to cut 900 jobs
Facebook, Twitter and The Huffington Post have done well for themselves using unpaid contributors. It’s enough to make a professional writer nervous.
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The Media Equation: At Media Companies, a Nation of Serfs
Although The Huffington Post does not pay those who volunteer to write blogs for it, this content represents only a small share of its traffic. And, to put it bluntly, many of those blog posts aren’t worth very much.
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FiveThirtyEight: Blogs and The Huffington Post
Arianna Huffington and The Daily Beast/Newsweek Editor Tina Brown sat down with Harper’s Bazaar for a joint interview. The two met as college students at Cambridge, when Brown was a playwright and Huffington a debate star. Huffington credits her…
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Huffington, Tina Brown Discuss New Media
In buying the liberal site The Huffington Post, AOL is trying to attract traffic and increase advertising revenue.
By buying The Huffington Post, AOL will get a unique identity after veering from one approach to another as it tries to develop an ad-supported model.
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Media Decoder: AOL Buys Another Crack at a Future
US internet firm AOL agrees to a buyout of the Huffington Post online paper, creating a media group with 270 million users.
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AOL in $315m Huffington Post deal
Should America Be Involved in Democracy Promotion in the Arab World?
Tuesday, April 17th, 2012Pulitzer Prizes in journalism, arts and letters announced; two D.C. area winners
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