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The sites seven editorial staffers have been laid off, along with 16 other staffers across G/O.

The problem with how G/O Media, the owner of media websites that include The Onion, Deadspin and Gizmodo, published artificial-intelligence-generated articles.

A Gizmodo story on Star Wars, generated by artificial intelligence, was riddled with errors. The irony that the problem happened at a tech publication was undeniable.

The surge of readers has buoyed a part of the digital media world that has gradually declined in recent years.

The Onion is celebrating 10 years in Chicago, relying on its Midwestern roots to navigate dark times and the digital media landscape.

/PRNewswire/ -- G/O Media announced today that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Quartz (qz.com), the digitally native business news organization...

/PRNewswire/ -- G/O Media announced today that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Quartz (qz.com), the digitally native business news organization...

NPR could use a clarification, but the Supreme Court would be wise to do a little clarifying itself.

Top editorial staff at the Chicago-based A.V. Club, a sister publication to The Onion, are leaving the entertainment website en masse after refusing a mandatory relocation to new offices in Los Angeles.

The employees’ union was critical of G/O Media’s plan to close the Chicago office and relocate workers without a cost-of-living adjustment.