Hasta La Creative!

A new campaign for Staples promotes the fact that the office products chain sells much more these days than folders and clips.

The $170 million deal for Gracenote, a subsidiary of Sony, adds to the Tribune Company’s growing repository of entertainment metadata.

People post on Twitter or write stories for online news organizations like The Huffington Post or Gawker that spread quickly on the web as if factual, when they really aren’t.

The United States Supreme Court will let stand a decision that the companies must collect sales taxes despite the lack of a physical presence in the state.

In their efforts to attract children, television networks are starting to show programs online before they appear on old-fashioned TV.

Brandon Stanton’s new book of 400 photographic portraits, “Humans of New York,” has become a best seller.

The show, Amazon’s first attempt at original programming, could create additional momentum for change in the concept of television.

Beginning Monday, ZolaBooks.com alone will sell the e-book of “Slouching Towards Bethlehem” as well as other digital books by Joan Didion.

Many papers, large and small, are trying to shed their aging properties for spaces that are more efficient and high-tech.

The technology industry and its various power brokers are suddenly investing significant sums of money in preserving news capacity and quality.