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The upcoming Hulk Hogan biopic won't include his use of the n-word or the recording in which Terry Bollea states, "I am racist."

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

Hulk Hogan, Peter Thiel and the sex tape that brought down the gossip site are part of a larger story about freedom of the press.

Grudges gone wild.

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.

Why the Silicon Valley billionaire helped Hulk Hogan sue Gawker.

The former professional wrestler faces off with new-media giant Gawker this week in a sex tape trial.

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

The site, which fired its entire editorial staff in May, is taking "a little break"—possibly for good.

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

Greg Grandin admonished The New York Times Book Review for a conflict of interest—but Grandin had a book-review-related conflict of interest of his own.

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.

A sweeping editorial shake-up at the 100-year-old magazine has resulted in mass resignations, sentimental "eulogies" penned by former staffers and industrywide naval-gazing.