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Nick Denton opened up about the gossip website that flourished during digital media’s heyday.
Ryan Holiday, author of a book about the legal war between Peter Thiel and Nick Denton, reveals two men of startlingly similar characters fighting for very different principles.
Peter Thiel’s openness about the extreme avenues he was considering going down to destroy Gawker could come back to haunt him should he face a ‘tortious interference’ lawsuit.
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The Sundance documentary ‘Nobody Speak’ chronicles how an angry billionaire was able to take down the news site Gawker out of spite, providing a disturbing window into our future.
Bringing an end to the legal beef that killed Gawker, Hulk Hogan is set for another multimillion-dollar payout—and three Gawker articles will disappear from the internet.
A mournful final post by founder Nick Denton sounded the death knell for Gawker.com, the gossipy, snarky website he founded and fought for to the bitter, and very expensive, end.
The site is no more—and founder Nick Denton paid tribute to its staff’s hustle and originality in a memo sent after the official death announcement was made.
Univision acquired Gawker Media at a private bankruptcy auction Tuesday, but the future of the flagship gossip site, Gawker.com, remains unknown.
Conventional wisdom is that it's all over for Nick Denton's Gawker. So why did he sound so upbeat at a wake for the site last night?
After a Florida judge ruled Gawker and Nick Denton should start paying Hulk Hogan $140.1 million in damages, Denton today filed for personal bankruptcy.
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