Nick Denton

Former employees are looking to reboot the legendary gossip blog. Can it succeed?

Grudges gone wild.

Raise your hand if you have ever been personally victimized by Gawker dot com.

Univision outbid Ziff Davis, which had made an initial offer of $90 million for Gawker.

The embattled company is reeling from Hulk Hogan's $100 million lawsuit.

Billionaire Peter Thiel is backing lawsuits against Gawker Media, which is being supported by billionaire Pierre Omidyar's First Look Media.

Gawker's owner called out Peter Thiel as a "thin-skinned billionaire" who was "redefining [him]self as a comic-book villain."

Why the Silicon Valley billionaire helped Hulk Hogan sue Gawker.

The jury ruled that Gawker violated Hogan's privacy by publishing a sex tape of the celebrity wrestler.

Gawker just secured its first ever outside investment. That's a pretty big reversal.

The new Gawker is here, and it's all about politics.

Nick Denton confronts Gawker's identity crisis.

So You Think You Can Bounce: Our guide to getting the best out of your very-public resignation.

Gawker is set to become the first all-digital media company to see its workers organize in a union, a move that may have ripple effects.

Denton has named a seven-person managing board to run the site in his absence.

Today in Things That Haven't Changed Since 2002: Judith Miller is still being treated as an expert on Iraq.