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| Condé Nast Snaps Up Ars Technica. The newest ... [Conde Nast] Condé Nast Snaps Up Ars Technica. The newest addition to the CondéNet family, by way of acquisition, is technology site Ars Technica. The Associated Press reports that the publisher will "combine it with the online operations of Wired magazine." Wired, w [..] |
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| Conde Nast To Mags: Fine, Run Your Own Web Sites Is Conde Nast ready to overhaul its famously complicated Internet strategy? No. But it is about to give its magazine a bit of what they're clamoring for -- a chance to run their own Web sites.
Conde Nast's Web structure is byzantine at best. Some of the publisher's magazines, like Bon Appetit and Vogue, don't really have Web sites at all, but simply point to sites run by CondeNet, which [..] |
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PSN ToS updated, you now belong to Sony  Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3Well, not you so much as anything at all you say or create. Ars Technica has got the lowdown on the new PSN terms of service which, unless you canceled your service in the past couple of days, you've [..] |
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| Report: UPS Is Stealin' Ur GTA IV [Gta Iv] As we're about to crest on the Grand Theft Auto IV hype wave, Ars Technica passes on a somewhat amusing, definitely puzzling anecdote, writing that UPS may be experiencing an upswing in employee theft, with GTA IV to blame. Hearsay? Oh, totall [..] |
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| EA Announced E3 Plans [E308] Not a whole lot of substance here, but Electronic Arts today confirmed their continuing support of E3 by announcing their official show press conference.
The publisher plans on taking over LA's Orpheum Theater on Monday at 3 p.m. For those of you keeping track, that's technica [..] |
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| Console Execs Talk The Next Next Gen [A Brighter Future] Aside from some stragglers picking up a PS2 for the first time, the console transition period is most definitely over. What was "next gen" a year or two ago is now "current gen". Which means it's time to appreciate what we've got, right? NO. No, it means it's time to start looking again towards the f [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 5.848 |
CondeNet: Four New MySpace Apps  Conde Nast, which has been busy building magazine-related applications for Facebook, has turned its attention to MySpace. The publisher introduced four MySpace apps today, a new application from tee [..] |
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The exact amount Conde Nast paid for Ars Technica has yet to be reported (as far as we know), but most folks agree that it probably accounted for the bulk of the $25 million Co [..]
Conde Nast is buying tech blog Ars Technica for $25 million, according to Techcrunch. We've confirmed the acquisition but not the purchase price; the company plans on talking about the deal on Monday [..]
Ars Technica had a cool story earlier this week: It got its hands on a report from research firm NPD that showed Apple (AAPL) had overtaken Wal-Mart [..]
"O, The Oprah Magazine" found a new editor in Susan Reed, former editor of Conde Nast's "Golf For Women." And Reed found a new job in the nick of time. Conde Nast is shutting down "Golf For [..]
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IGN reports that the May issue of Conde Nast Portfolio magazine sees Activision CEO Bobby Kotick revealing a future direction that wo [..]
It's officially (by our count) a trend: Another company that isn't Facebook or MySpace has stopped trying to run a social network. We've already seen Conde Nast and Verizon [..]
