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The new Gawker covers the same topics and offers outrageous stories however, it is clear they are more restrained and shying away from controversies and lawsuits.Įditorially, Gawker reports negatively on conservatives such as this TUCKER CARLSON MAKING THIS FACE. This was also their downfall as they outed a billionaire (Peter Thiel), who helped fund Hulk Hogan’s lawsuit, resulting in Gawker’s bankruptcy. The previous incarnation of Gawker was known for outing celebrities and sharing damaging gossip that many times proved to be true. When it comes to sourcing information, they typically use credible sources such as the New York Times and local media outlets, but sometimes other sensationalized sources like the New York Post. Articles and headlines frequently feature emotionally sensationalized headlines such as this LORI LIGHTFOOT: I HAVE THE BIGGEST DICK IN CHICAGO. The website combines original reporting along with republished articles from other Bustle properties. Gawker publishes news stories in these categories: politics, celebrity, culture, media, money, tech, Chrissy Teigen, and gossip. Advertising and sponsored content generate revenue. According to their about page, “Bustle Digital Group is the largest premium publisher reaching millennial women.” Every month, nearly 100 million readers turn to Bustle Digital Group publications - Romper, Elite Daily, The Zoe Report, and Bustle - for impactful conversation around the interests and issues engaging women today.” According to the Wall Street Journal, Bustle has received 50.5 million dollars from a variety of companies. Gawker is held by the Bustle Digital Group, owned by Bryan Goldberg. Read our profile on the United States government and media. In July of 2021, the Bustle Media Group relaunched the website.

On July 12, 2018, Bryan Goldberg, owner of Bustle and Elite Daily, purchased in bankruptcy. Hogan was awarded 140 million dollars, putting an end to Gawker.

Gawker was shut down in 2016 after filing bankruptcy due to a lawsuit filed by Hulk Hogan for publishing a sex tape featuring Hulk Hogan, which led Hogan to sue the company for invasion of privacy. Launched in 2002, Gawker is an American website covering celebrities and the media industry.