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US federal authorities charged a former Web producer, now working with Reuters, with conspiring with the hacktivist group Anonymous to break into and alter an online Los Angeles Times article.

A media online producer has been indicted on charges of conspiring with the hacktivist group Anonymous to break into the website of the station's parent the Tribune Co., officials said Thursday.

Global media and financial information group Thomson Reuters said on Wednesday it would cut 2,500 jobs in its risk division by the end of the year as part of a cost-cutting drive.

Global media group Thomson Reuters said on Wednesday that it would cut 2,500 jobs in its financial products division by the end of the year as part of a cost-cutting drive.

The financial news and information firm Thomson Reuters reported Wednesday its profit for the fourth quarter was $372 million, and said its rebound was on target.

Australia's public broadcaster said it will not broadcast or report live from the upcoming Test series in India after deciding not to pay inflated rights fees.

Pakistan's first cricket tour to India in five years faced a media blackout Monday after international news agencies, including AFP, suspended coverage over a decision to bar their photo counterparts.

British publisher Pearson said on Tuesday that its flagship business newspaper The Financial Times was not for sale, in response to recent media speculation.

Bloggers, "crowdsourcing" and computer-generated articles are making contributions to the news media, but they cannot replace professional journalists in digging up important news.

Media organisations called Tuesday on world cricket's governing body to intervene in a dispute over coverage restrictions of the Test series between India and England, saying the row was damaging the game.

Financial news and information group Thomson Reuters said Friday third-quarter profit rose 25 percent from a year ago to $462 million, led by its financial and audit services.

Hurricane Sandy froze commerce, shut down stock exchanges for the first time since 9/11 and idled millions of workers on Monday, laying siege to an economy still trying to get out of first gear.

Hurricane Sandy froze commerce, shut down stock exchanges for the first time since 9/11 and idled millions of workers on Monday, laying siege to an economy still trying to get out of first gear.

A Tehran jury on Sunday found the international news agency Reuters guilty of the crime of "propaganda against the regime" for a report mischaracterising female ninja students as assassins, Iranian media said.

Room & Board on Wednesday said it opposes a proposed amendment to ban gay marriage in Minnesota. Home furnishings retailer Room & Board on Wednesday said it opposes a proposed amendment to ban gay marriage in Minnesota. The Minneapolis-based retailer announced it had joined Minnesotans United for All Families, the coalition of groups working to defeat the measure in November. ?Room & Board is dedicated to helping customers create homes they love. We recognize that the joy found in one's home extends far beyond our surroundings to the people with whom we spend our lives. To that end, we have long supported efforts dedicated to strengthening home and family. We oppose the amendment to the Minnesota Constitution banning marriage for same-sex couples,? the company said in a statement. ?Each and every day we celebrate diversity. We take pride in providing a progressive, balanced and positive work environment that is based on trust, fairness and respect. This core philosophy shapes the relat

Mankato last week approved a resolution objecting to a proposed amendment which would ban gay marriage in Minnesota. ?The City of Mankato last week approved a resolution objecting to a proposed amendment which would ban gay marriage in Minnesota, making it the 12th city to do so. Council members voted 4-1 last Monday, with 2 abstaining, to oppose the amendment. Minnesotans United for All Families, the campaign to defeat the measure in November, cheered the vote in a statement. ?In the face of increasingly misleading and negative tactics from those seeking to pass the marriage amendment and limit the freedom to marry in Minnesota, the decision of the Mankato City Council to oppose the amendment is exciting news,? the group said. ?We applaud them for taking this bold and important stance ? each time a city, business or community of faith weighs in on this debate, it sparks even more conversations about what marriage means and who should have the freedom to participate in it.? According t

Mankato City Council to debate whether to take a position on Minnesota's proposed gay marriage ban. ?The City of Mankato on Monday will begin debate on whether to take a position on a proposed constitutional amendment which would bar Minnesota from recognizing gay and lesbian couples with marriage. Voters will decide on the measure in November. Elected leaders of the fourth largest city in Minnesota outside of the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area will get citizen input regarding the proposal at Monday night's City Council meeting. Four Minnesota cities ? Duluth, Minneapolis, St. Paul and the City of St. Louis Park ? have already approved resolutions objecting to the amendment. According to a Public Policy Polling survey released in June, more Minnesota voters now oppose passage of the amendment than support it, with 49 percent opposed and 43 percent in favor. (Related: Thomson Reuters says Minnesota gay marriage ban bad for business.) ?

London's Libor interbank interest rate is "no longer fit for purpose" and reform is needed in the wake of the rate-rigging scandal, Britain's financial sector watchdog said Friday.

Hackers took over the blogging platform of the Reuters news agency and posted "fabricated" stories said to include an interview with a Syrian rebel leader, the company said Friday.

News gathering company Thomson Reuters has said it opposes a proposed amendment to ban gay marriage in Minnesota. News gathering company Thomson Reuters has said it opposes a proposed amendment to ban gay marriage in Minnesota. In an email to employees on Friday, the company said: ?As we've heard from employees, recruiters and customers, one thing has been very clear: we're a better place when we have a rich variety of perspectives, talents, backgrounds, lifestyles and experiences in our workplace, and within the broader community from which we recruit. We believe that building a culture that thrives on diversity and inclusion and provides equal opportunities to everyone is a critical factor in our ability to serve our customers and be successful. ? We believe the Minnesota Marriage Amendment, if passed, would limit our ability to recruit and retain top talent. For this reason, we do not believe that the Amendment would be good for Thomson Reuters or the business community in the state