The Media Stories for 2013

The Rise of Hoax News 181
France's 'Culture Tax' Could Hit YouTube and Facebook 314
Internet Commenting Growing Away From Anonymity 384
LinuxDevices Content Returns To the Web 15
Run Netflix On OpenSUSE 128
Privacy Advocate Jacob Appelbaum Reports Break-In Of Berlin Apartment 194
After 22 Years, Walt Mossberg Writes Final WSJ Column 100
Linux Voice Passes Its Crowdfunding Target 57
Fearing Government Surveillance, US Journalists Are Self-Censoring 376
Final Days For Australia's Analog TV 192
Creative Commons Launches Version 4.0 of Its Licenses 47
Intelligence Officials Fear Snowden's 'Doomsday' Cache 381
Washington Post: Assange 'Unlikely To Be Prosecuted In US' 236
Musk Lashes Back Over Tesla Fire Controversy 487
Woman Facing $3,500 Fine For Posting Online Review 519
Linux Format Magazine Team Quits, Launches New Profit-Donating Mag 90
Chicago State University Lawyers Attack Faculty Bloggers 94
Music Industry Issues Take Down Notices to 50 Major Lyrics Sites 281
Feedly Forces Its Users To Create Google+ Profiles 251
Google Relying On People Power For 'Helpouts' 57
Hoax-Proofing the Open Access Journals 114
DoD News Aggregation Service "The Early Bird" Dead After 65 Years 25
Does Software Need a Siskel and Ebert? 169
Feds Confiscate Investigative Reporter's Confidential Files During Raid 622
How You Too Can Be Shut Down By the Feds For Flying Drones 195
Snowden Says He Took No Secret Files To Russia 220
Glenn Greenwald Leaves the Guardian To Start His Own Site 94
Broadcasters Petition US Supreme Court In Fight Against Aereo 229
China Arrests Anti-Corruption Blogger 113
CPJ Report: the Obama Administration and Press Freedoms 289
Inside the Guardian and the Snowden Leaks 239
Why Julian Assange Should Embrace 'The Fifth Estate' 194
Guardian Ignores MI5 Warnings, Vows To 'Publish More Snowden Leaks' 301
Science Magazine "Sting Operation" Catches Predatory Journals In the Act 194
Martha Stewart Out To Exterminate Patent Troll Lodsys 150
When Criminals and Terrorists Communicate In Real Time 245
BitTorrent "Bundles" Create Cash Registers Inside Artwork 97
Phantom Authors Publish Real Research Paper 52
China Lifts Bans On Social Media, Foreign ISPs In Free Trade Zone 55
Romanian Science Journal Punked By Serbian Academics 95
NYT Publisher Says Not Focusing on Engineering Was A Serious Mistake 148
Stephen Colbert and the Monster Truck of Tivos 85
UK High Court Gives OK To Investigation of Data Siezed From David Miranda 165
Silicon Valley's Loony Cheerleading Culture Is Out of Control 175
New York Times and Twitter Attacked By Syrian Electronic Army 169
Yahoo! Sports Redesign Sparks Controversy, Disdain From Users 172
Gore's Staff Says He Was Misquoted On Hexametric Hurricanes 216
The Register: 4 Ways the Guardian Could Have Protected Snowden 233
Half of All Research Papers Published In 2011 Already Free To Read 82
Members of Parliament Demand Explanation For Detention of David Miranda 321
Wikileaks Releases A Massive "Insurance" File That No One Can Open 394
Time Reporter "Can't Wait" To Justify Drone Strike On Julian Assange 490
Data Visualization: Too Easy To Be Too Slick? 41
Washington Post Hacked, a Day After New York Times 98
Russia Today: Vladimir Putin's Weapon In 'The War of Images' 254
Despite Global Release, Breaking Bad Heavily Pirated 443
As AOL Prepares To Downsize Patch, CEO Fires Employee During Meeting 248
Omni Magazine To Reboot 95
Jeff Bezos Buys the Washington Post 150
New York Times Sells Boston Globe At 93% Loss 178
Why PBS Won't Do Android 331
9th Circuit Court Elevates Celebrity Privacy Rights Over Video Game Portrayals 207
Ask Slashdot: Should More Math and Equations Be Used In the Popular Press? 385
News Worth Buying On Paper 106
The H Shuts Down 94
Piracy Rates Plummet As Legal Alternatives Come To Norway 261
HBO Asks Google To Take Down "Infringing" VLC Media Player 364
Hulu Not For Sale, Time Warner May Join 48
PCWorld Magazine Is No More 164
NSA Recruitment Drive Goes Horribly Wrong 530
Irish Supreme Court Upholds 3-Strikes Rule For Copyright Violation 82
L.A. School District's 30,000 iPads May Come With Free Lock-In 232
FBI Paid Informant Inside WikiLeaks 458
U.S. Army Block Access To The Guardian's Website Over NSA Leaks 331
Attackers Tweet As They Assault UN Development Program Compound 240
TiVo Series 5 Coming This Fall 178
Intel Streaming Media Service Faces An Uphill Battle for Bandwidth 82
Confirmed: CBS News Reporter's Computer Compromised 176
UK Government 'Muzzling' Scientists 83
Greek Government Abruptly Shuts Down State Broadcaster 230
Slashdot Asks: How Will You Replace Google Reader? 335
Japan's Radiation Disaster Toll: None Dead, None Sick 319
Researchers Pull Out of Talks With Publishers On Text-Mining 67
Labor Dept. Wanted $1M For E-mail Addresses of Political Appointees 154
Chicago Sun Times Swaps iPhone Training For Staff Photographers 316
Singapore Seeks Even More Control Over Online Media 78
Apple Leaves Journalists Jonesing 277
First Video Broadcast From Mt. Everest Peak Outrages Tourist Ministry of Nepal 204
Over 100 Hours of Video Uploaded To YouTube Every Minute 83
Syrian Electronic Army Hits Financial Times Sites, Feeds 24
The New Yorker Launches 'Strongbox' For Secure Anonymous Leaks 94
World Press Photo Winner Accused of Photoshopping 182
Bloomberg Reporters Caught Spying On Terminal Users 55
LinuxDevices.com Vanishes From the Web 69
Microsoft May Acquire Nook Tablet Business From Barnes and Noble 157
How the Syrian Electronic Army Hacked The Onion 91
How Netflix Eats the Internet 303
Xkcd's Long-running "Time" Comic: Work of Art Or Nerd Sniping? 190
Belgian Media Group Demanding Copyright Levy for Internet Access 162
Pinball: a Resurgence In Retro Gaming From an Unlikely Place 107
Syrian Electronic Army Hijacks Guardian Twitter Feeds 42
Startup Founder Plays Tech Press Like a Fiddle 135
The Dark Side of Amazon's New Pilots 312
Is Anonymous Going Mainstream Following Website Funding? 101
Walking Distance from Wired: Kevin Kelly Surveys the Tech Scene 27
CBS Twitter Feed Compromised 32
Amazon Nears Debut of Original TV Shows 66
Did Tech Websites Exploit the Boston Marathon Bombing? 182
Fox, Univision May Go Subscription To Stop Aereo 306
"The Kissinger Cables": WikiLeaks Releases 1.7M Historical Records 199
Massive Data Leak Reveals How the Ultra Rich Hide Their Wealth 893
What Does It Actually Cost To Publish a Scientific Paper? 166
Pew Research Finds Opinion Dominates MSNBC More Than Fox News 277
BBC Twitter Accounts Hacked By Pro-Assad Syrian Electronic Army 129
Could Twitter Have Stopped the Media's Rush To War In Iraq Ten Years Ago? 456
UK Bloggers Could Face Libel Fines Unless Registered As Press 394
The Largely Unknown Success Story of Afghanistan's Television Network 78
What's the Best RSS Reader Not Named Google Reader? 287
What If Manning Had Leaked To the New York Times? 348
Harvard Secretly Searched Deans' Email 113
Game Site Wonders 'What Next?' When 50% of Users Block Ads 978
Singaporean University Snubs Lauded (But Anti-Censorship) Professor 48
ProPublica's Guide To News App Tech 12
Is Code.org Too Soulless To Make an Impact? 384
Music Industry Sees First Revenue Increase Since 1999 393
Layoffs Hit Washington Post Mobile Team 108
Elon Musk Lays Out His Evidence That NYT Tesla Test Drive Was Staged 841
Comcast Buys Out GE's Remaining 49% Stake In NBC 149
PeerJ, A New Open Access Megajournal Launches 61
The Paradox of Julian Assange and WikiLeaks 266
Fox News: US Solar Energy Investment Less Than Germany Because US Has Less Sun 644
Washington Post: We Were Also Hacked By the Chinese 135
60M Euro Smooths Relations Between Google and French Publishers 61
Wall Street Journal Hit By Chinese Hackers, Too 92
Julian Assange Pans WikiLeaks Movie 118
The Atlantic's Scientology Advertorial 213
How the Internet Makes the Improbable Into the New Normal 191
CNET Parent CBS Blocks Review and Award To Dish Over Legal Dispute 138
Rejection of Reality: Apple Denies Endgame:Syria 172
Al Jazeera Gets a US Voice 444
Adrian Lamo Explains His Decision To Expose Bradley Manning 341
That Link You Just Posted Could Cost You 300 Euros 227