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Vint Cerf is ruffling nerds' feathers with his Thursday op-ed in The New York Times that claims in almost trollish fashion: " Internet Is Not a Human Right. "

The New York Times says it will start charging for access to its website and for the use of smart phone and tablet applications later this month in the U.S.

Blogging is on the decline, according to a New York Times story published this weekend — citing research from the Pew Center’s Internet and American Life Project — and it is declining particularly among young people, who are using social networks such as Facebook instead.

Google TV is postponing its coming out party at CES, according to the New York Times, with manufacturers from Sharp to Toshiba holding of on device unveilings.

Google reportedly wants to spend more time on improving the product - and we go some unsolicited advice.

Internet giant asks TV makers to cancel their CES unveilings to allow the Google TV software to be overhauled, according to a New York Times report.

New York Times: "AS the sun rose over the mountains circling Los Reyes, a town in the Mexican state of Michoacán, one morning in March 2009, a caravan of more than 300 heavily armed law enforcement agents set out on a raid."

While I've still been linking to NY Times articles for Techdirt posts, if there are decent stories on the same subject elsewhere, I've been starting to use those other sources instead.

That's because I know we're getting closer and closer to 2011 -- when the NY Times has promised to lock up its content behind a paywall.

The New York Times reported today that the heads of Microsoft and Adobe held a secret meeting to discuss the acquisition of Adobe, among other matters.

The New York Times will be instituting a paywall next year, and until now we have all been guessing what it will look like.

To say that this is a watershed moment for the monetization of online content is an understatement.

The New York Times wants the government to start regulating Google's search business.