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Yahoo CEO on Tumblr: 'We are not going to screw this up'
In addition to announcing the new Flickr redesign today, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer addressed several other developments the company is currently undergoing.
In Bloomberg uproar, ethics flags for new media
New York a Launching his namesake company's news division in the 1990s, Michael Bloomberg largely rejected long-held rules of the journalism trade that insist on keeping thick firewalls between reporters and the profit-making workings of their companies.
New York schools chief warns against changes
Warning that the fate of New York City education was "hanging in the balance," Dennis M. Walcott, the schools chancellor, suggested on Saturday that the school system was at risk of falling into disarray in the hands of a new mayor.
NYC Mayor Addresses Grads At Kenyon College
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg was selected to speak to graduating seniors Saturday morning at Kenyon College in Gambier in central Ohio.
Bloomberg anti-gun ad uses Aurora victim to attack Jeff Flake
The Mayors Against Illegal Guns coalition, co-chaired by New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, launched a new attack ad Friday in which the mother of an Aurora theater shooting victim speaking out against Republican Arizona Sen.
C40 Cities Announces New Clinton Global Initiative Commitment To Help ...
The C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group recently announced a new Clinton Global Initiative Commitment to Action that will help cities better prepare for natural disasters and severe weather incidents.
In Bloomberg uproar, ethics flags for new media
In this Friday, March 13, 2009, file photo, discarded newspaper racks clutter a storage yard in San Francisco.
Bloomberg exec apologizes amid new report of leaks
Financial data and news service Bloomberg LP moved to repair damage to its reputation Monday as a published report said that more than 10,000 of its clients' private messages containing sensitive pricing data had been leaked online.
Colorado State Senator John Morse of El Paso County makes comments as the Colorado Senate President during the opening day of legislation for the State Senate.
What Bloomberg's Snooping Scandal Says About Wall Street's Culture
A Bloomberg terminal displays news on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in New York City, on May 13, 2013.
Mayoral Candidate Bill Thompson: Giving Every New Yorker a Chance to Succeed is the Key
Former City Controller William Thompson, one of six Democratic candidates running for mayor, ran against billionaire Michael Bloomberg in 2009, losing by only five percentage points.
Progressive Pow-Wow Presents Hopes for Next Mayor's Administration
Short on bombast and long on analysis, left-leaning academics and the co-chair of the City Council's Progressive Caucus took to the stage at the CUNY Graduate Center last night to outline their alternative vision for a city in the twilight of the Bloomberg era.
Christine Quinn Reveals Struggle With Bulimia
New York City Council Speaker and Democratic mayoral candidate Christine Quinn says she struggled in the past with bulimia and alcoholism.
NYC canal cleanup progressing despite Sandy: Mayor
Officials say $190 million in work to clean up a polluted New York City canal will be finished this year despite delays and damage from Superstorm Sandy.
NYC Considering Allowing Non-Citizens to Vote
NYC city council is considering allowing non-citizens to vote in local elections if the proposed "Voting by Non-Citizen Residents" legislation passes.
MACBETH Announces June 15 Matinee
Producer Ken Davenport announced today that Tony and Olivier Award winner and two-time Emmy nominee Alan Cumming 's acclaimed one-man production of MACBETH has added a special one-time-only Saturday matinee performance on June 15 at 2 p.m. MACBETH is currently enjoying an extended limited Broadway engagement at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre ... (more)
Bloomberg's top editor calls client data policy 'inexcusable'
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg arrives for a news conference at City Hall in December 2012.
Barbara Walters: 'I Plan To Retire'
Walters said on Sunday that she would be leaving television next year, but the first time people actually saw the word "retire" escape her lips was on Monday's show.
Wall Street: How Much Does Bloomberg Know ?
The escalating controversy over Bloomberg reporters accessing private information on Wall Street through the company's terminals puts the data and media empire founded by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg into strange, new territory.
NY City Council weighs bill giving non-citizen Caribbean immigrants right to vote
New York City Council is debating a bill that would give non-citizen Caribbean and other immigrants the right to vote.