Jim Cramer: Mad No More?
The CNBC host and author is emphasizing long-term investing for his viewers and readers. What happened to the manic stockpicker?
A Rallying Cry From Bertelsmann’s New CEO
Hartmut Ostrowski has made some bold promises for the German media giant. To keep them, he'll have take on the Internet
The Writers Guild Is Losing Ground
The WGA may have erred in demanding that reality show writers join its ranks, overshadowing the real issue of money for digital media
Are Comcast’s Woes a Harbinger?
Reduced forecasts by the top cable provider may be a sign of interference ahead for a broad range of communications providers
Indian Film Outfit Goes Hollywood
Postproduction house Prime Focus Group, on an aggressive acquisition binge, is buying two companies with major Hollywood credits
Maintaining Edmunds’ Edge
How the privately held, rapidly growing company is rewriting the rules on auto "buff books"
Disney’s Enchanted Holiday Formula
This year, Disney has improved on the holiday hit formula by turning out its patented family-friendly fare at a budget that promises big returns
Web 2.0 Startups Find Europe Fertile Ground
Serial entrepreneurs, lots of broadband, and multilingual style blend to raise a bumper crop of search engines, video sites and other Net companies
Why the XM-Sirius Merger Makes Sense
Representative Rick Boucher dismisses antitrust concerns, putting their share of the radio market at less than 4%, and argues the deal would benefit listeners
Hip-Hopping the Digital Divide
Greater broadband access among urban minorities has spurred entrepreneurs to develop new, media-rich sites for this growing audience