Tag: By THE NEW YORK TIMES

Thirty-eight percent of domestic flights now offer the service, a Routehappy report said, Joe Sharkey reports in The New York Times.

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Yahoo announced that it had acquired the exclusive rights to classic clips of “Saturday Night Live” from 1975 through 2012, Brian Stelter reports in The New York Times.

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Ending your relationship with a social networking site isn’t easy; more users make the site look better to advertisers.

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Though Google is the undisputed king of search, alternative services are chipping into its share of the market, Claire Cain Miller reports in The New York Times.

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Chief executives can now feel free to post, blog or tweet — as long as they inform investors about their social media strategy first, Michael J. de la Merced writes in The New York Times.

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Sue Gardner, who oversaw a period of rapid growth and evolution of Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, said on Wednesday that she would step down as executive director of the nonprofit foundation that runs it.

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Facebook is no longer relying solely on what its users reveal. Instead, it is tapping outside data sources to learn more about them and to sell more finely targeted ads.

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The abolishment of Yahoo’s work-from-home policy created a stir among workers, but some employees say a new office culture is needed.

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In a newly rediscovered interview from the 1950s, W. Eugene Smith discussed a then-controversial and now taboo practice in documentary photography: the staging of photographs.

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David Pogue reviews Microsoft’s Surface tablet. He says the hardware is brilliant, but the software is another story.

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