Ars Technica Assistant Editor Jacqui Cheng discusses the announcement of their purchase by Condé Nast, what it means to dedicated Ars readers, and why she’s excited about the opportunities it presents. Large media companies acquiring smaller, web-based media operations are not new, and not always good. Jacqui explains why that’s not the case in this situation, what gives Ars their credibility and why she doesn’t expect that to change.
Links:
Ars Technica acquired by Condé Nast: the low-down by Ken Fisher on Ars Technica
MacJury #807: More on the Microsoft/Yahoo Merger, and “Can I Get Rid of Office Yet?†with Jacqui Cheng
