A new chart plots Google's digital advertising revenue against the print advertising revenue of all U.S. newspapers and magazines. As of 2012, Google comes out on top. 

The Washington Post announced Tuesday that Martin Baron, the editor of the Boston Globe, will become its new executive editor, replacing Marcus Brauchli, who is resigning to take a new position within the company. Baron has been editor of the Globe since 2001. He will assume the top editorial position at the newspaper on Jan. 2.

Rupert Murdoch has called Google and other search engines “content kleptomaniacs." Now some cash-strapped newspapers want to put legal pressure on news aggregators. In Germany, for instance, politicians are considering a bill to extend copyright protection to excerpts of newspaper articles appearing in search engines’ results, thus enabling publishers to collect payment for them. Giving away the headline and first sentence of an article supposedly dissuades readers from clicking through to the newspaper’s website to read the entire story, the Economist reports.

Imagine coming up with 25 distinctly different headlines for each and every story you file. Insane, right? Maybe, but it’s a key part of the strategy at Upworthy, the still-pretty-newish site devoted to sharing meaningful content and getting other people to spread it.