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Facebook's IPO Has Given Henry Blodget the Chance to Say Sorry
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Henry Blodget, the Business Insider mogul, is the perfect man to cover Facebook's IPO drama. In fact, there may never be another story better suited for Blodget to cover.
Joe Weisenthal Is the Best Kind of Wrong
Did you get up at 4 a.m. today? And are you THIS EXCITED for today's initial unemployment claims figures? Or do you want to read about someone who is? Meet Business Insider's Joe Weisenthal.
Can Slideshows Save The Washington Post?
In one of the more disturbing things you'll hear from someone in charge of one America's best papers, it appears that Washington Post President Steve Hills has a solution to the paper's circulation problems: more slideshows.
Jack Shafer Picks the Wrong Fight with Business Insider
The Players: Jack Shafer, Reuters' media pundit extraordinaire whose job it is to keep journalists and their stories honest ; Henry Blodget, Business Insider's CEO whose site's stories have come under fire for not always being the most honest ones out there.
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What's the Difference Between Business Insider and Instapaper?
Writer Marco Arment airs his grievances with the site
Business Insider Raises $7 Million from Investors
The hyper-aggressive news site now has almost $14 million in funding
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