Former HuffingtonPost CEO Betsy Morgan is having a hard time moving on from the job she was ousted from last month. In a live webcast interview with Dorian Benkoil on his regular video show earlier this morning, she didn’t say it in as many words, but it appears that the…

The Huffington Post, which has achieved great popularity but is still looking for the profit to match, is getting its second CEO in as many years, paidContent has learned. Betsy Morgan, who joined the high-profile media startup in late 2007, is being replaced by Eric Hippeau (pictured, right), a managing…

The presidential election has been good for web traffic for sites like Huffington Post and Politico. Even pubs that take a once-removed look at the political race, like BusinessWeek, have benefited from the long, drawn out contest. Politics was the talk of the day at the opening of the Ad:Tech…

As one of the more engaging elections in recent years enters the final stretch, the Huffington Post is riding a wave of political influence and enviable growth. But will that all go away after the election? It’s a question that haunts CEO Betsy Morgan, and we raised it again today…

After discussing their new jobs, Dennis Haarsager, interim CEO of National Public Radio, asked members of the opening panel at ContentNext’s EconSM conference the way social media has influenced the participation of the electorate in this year’s national political campaigns. —Betsy Morgan, CEO, The Huffington Post: “It’s not unusual to…