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Canadians might be able to pay for the channels they want by 2015.

The National Press Photographers Association wants an investigation after a photographer accused a Ferguson cop of pulling a gun on him.

The convictions, which sparked international outrage, saw several foreign journalists being handed down lengthy prison sentences.

FXX is showing every “Simpsons” episode back to back, but a lot of them aren’t that good. Here are 10 you should see.

Free-press groups worry that James Wright Foley’s execution could further deter the media from covering conflict zones.

Amazon might be preparing to test its 'octocopter' Prime Air delivery drones in India in late October, The Economic Times reports.

Some news watchers worry that Michael Brown’s death may be obscured by reporters inserting themselves into his narrative.

Twitter users are asking social media not to share a video that appears to show James Foley's execution.

Via T-shirt sales and GoFundMe, supporters have raised more than $20,000 for the Ferguson police officer who shot Mike Brown.

Reactions to the shooting death of Mike Brown are sharply divided along racial lines.

Twitter has vowed big changes in light of vicious tweets aimed at Robin Williams’ daughter. Can it really win at Whac-a-Troll?

Amid fierce protests over the killing of Mike Brown, Ferguson officials incorrectly thought they could suppress vital information.

Fed-up customers are taking a cue from Ryan Block and turning their tales of Comcast woe into listicles and videos. Will they work?

The death of actor Robin Williams is drawing attention to the rising rates of suicide among baby boomers.

Brown’s supporters have been calling on the president to issue a statement condemning the 18-year-old’s killing on Saturday.

Williams was found dead in his home Monday. The cause of death is believed to be suicide from asphyxia, but an investigation is pending.

In brief remarks Monday, U.S. President Barack Obama praised the nomination of Haider Al-Abadi as Iraq’s new prime minister.

In yet another apparent contract dispute, Amazon.com Inc. halted pre-orders on major titles from the Walt Disney Company.

Following a series of U.S. airstrikes, some 20,000 Iraqi civilians, mostly from the Yazidi minority, have managed to flee to Syria.

Stewart: "There aren’t words to describe the sadness I feel."

New York’s swanky art world loves free labor. Why do job boards like New York Foundation for the Arts enable it?

Searches for “Gmail privacy” are up this month after a Google tip led to the arrest of a registered sex offender. How much does Google really know?

A consumer group says the proposed Comcast-TWC coupling would be worse than putting Justin Bieber in a speeding Lamborghini.

Analysts weigh in as USA Today parent becomes media’s latest separation story.

Most people get their news from sources that reaffirm their biases. Haaretz, a daily Israeli newspaper, may be able to bridge that gap.

An ad campaign promotes Al-Jazeera America’s on-the-ground coverage of Gaza, which has boosted ratings for the struggling network.

As Rupert Murdoch salivated, HBO’s deal with Amazon Prime helped Time Warner’s Q2 profits.

The Walt Disney Company is expected to report higher profits on Tuesday thanks to the continued success of ‘Frozen’ and ESPN’s World Cup coverage.

California’s Old Fisherman's Grotto is getting equal parts cheers and jeers over its “no crying children” policy, but kid-free restaurants are not uncommon.