Among them: "Do you think it’s fair and just that Gawker – which employees dozens of journalists and staff that had nothing to do with the Hogan story – receive what amounted to the death penalty for one serious lapse in editorial judgement?"

"By following the lead of our employees to create content that is digital first, it frees them up from the sameness of format that is plaguing local television news."

"Hackers thought to be working for Russian intelligence have carried out a series of cyber breaches targeting reporters at the New York Times and other US news organizations."

"We've built a tool, called AdTrack, that allows you to share the ads you see on Facebook with our reporters and editors. You can install it in your web browser using the instructions below."

Disney already has an 18 percent stake in Vice Media. And its founder, Shane Smith, isn't shooting the notion down.

"I have long wondered whether native advertising would do what advertising is supposed to do: drive sales. What is the efficacy of replacing five-word banners with 500-word stories? Perhaps we are beginning to find out."

"The company has already dispatched research teams to lay the groundwork and has begun recruiting journalists to build out small newsrooms in both countries, similar to the Mexico City-based, digital Spanish-language operation for Latin America that the Times launched earlier this year."

"WikiLeaks' global crusade to expose government secrets is causing collateral damage to the privacy of hundreds of innocent people, including survivors of sexual abuse, sick children and the mentally ill, The Associated Press has found."

The former Fox host is leveling serious charges in a new suit. "Fox News masquerades as a defender of traditional family values, but behind the scenes, it operates like a sex-fueled, Playboy Mansion-like cult, steeped in intimidation, indecency and misogyny.”

"Brown most recently served as Harper's Bazaar's features and special projects and executive director."

"Its account, thehilldotcom, publishes up to four stories and fields over 150 user chats every week, and its snaps have been a big part of Snapchat’s official coverage of the Democratic and Republican National Conventions; last month, the Hill snaps featured in Snapchat’s DNC coverage were viewed more than 15 million times."

“'It’s one of the largest opportunities I’ve seen,' said Jason Kint, head of publisher trade group Digital Content Next, on this week’s Digiday Podcast. 'Think about it. You’ve got roughly 50 million U.S. audience that’s not happy with the current value exchange.'"

Responses include: "Slow news day?" "ALL CAPS," "Anonymously sent" and "This is why newspapers are going broke!"

"Hannity, who according to CNN paid for a private jet last month to fly Newt Gingrich to meet with Trump, told Rutenberg that his unabashed promotion of Trump isn’t a problem because he 'never claimed to be a journalist.' Except that he had. And he plays a journalist on television for an hour each weeknight."

"Lots of writers do this now, or try to, but then it was revolutionary; people hadn’t yet grasped that good reporting – the mind-changing kind — has as much to do with the quotidian and the intimately private as with 'events.'"