In a 5,700-word cover story serving a not-so-sympathetic constituency, entertainment trade The Hollywood Reporter reveals Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom to be more of an aspiring tech-media mogul than swaggering international pirate. Friends, associates and attorneys describe the Motion Picture Association of America’s least favorite person. Read more »
For decades, publishers have tried and failed to use the law of “hot news” to chase competitors from their stories. This hasn’t dissuaded Pe… Read more »
Lori Burgess, whose tenure at OK Magazine became a Gawker soap opera, is succeeding Eric Mika as publisher of The Hollywood Reporter. Mika l… Read more »
Could the latest chapter of The Hollywood Reporter saga be drawing to a close? A single-sourced report by TheWrap.com has Nielsen finally se… Read more »
The bloodbath in media continues, and this time, at the West Coast entertainment trades. We have learned that Hollywood Reporter has done a… Read more »
Updated: Is it? That’s been the speculation for a long time now, and Sharon Waxman, the former NYT reporter, says that Hollywood Reporter an… Read more »
Los Angeles’ media companies are bleeding, and it is not just restricted to LA Times: both the trades Variety and The Hollywood Reporter are… Read more »
The Hollywood Reporter has refreshed its look in a major way starting this week: it has redesigned its main logo and the print magazine, and… Read more »