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| Newspaper Slide: Even Worse Than We Thought? Conventional wisdom on newspapers: Even though they're in steep decline, they're still useful cash-generators -- for owners who aren't choking on debt and who aren't expecting preposterous retur [..] |
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| AP Boss: CNN Wire Service Is "Remarkably, Abysmally Written" Editors from 30 newspapers are going to Atlanta to hear about CNN's new wire service, which is supposed to be a cheaper alternative to the Associated Press.
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| Tribune Gives Initial Walking Papers To AP Throughout the year, a handful of smallish newspapers have announced plans to drop out of the AP cooperative. Back in August, the teetering-on-bankrupt Minneapolis Star-Tribune became the largest paper to give the AP drop out notice, the result [..] |
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| WaPo's Don Graham Gets It! (WPO) Finally, an astute comment from the owner of a newspaper. WaPo honcho Don Graham at today's UBS media conference:
"The business model that used to work at newspapers does not work any more."
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| Cox Buys Ad Network Adify For $300M Heard through the electronic grapevine and haven't been able to confirm: Cox Enterprises, the privately-held parent of Cox Newspapers and Cox Communications, is buying Adify, one of few remaining online ad networks of significant scale. Supposed Purchase price: $300 million.
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| Mark Cuban's Gutsy Call: Newspapers Are Doomed This morning New Yorker writer Ken Auletta asked Internet 1.0 billionaire Mark Cuban at an Advertising Week talk what advice he had for newspaper owners. "Give up!" Cuban declared. Cue nervous [..] |
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Huge Ad on WSJ for Blackberry Storm  We’ve known for a while that it was coming, but nothing says it’s going to be here soon like, well, the words “Coming soon.” This ad has just appeared on the Wall Street Journal as well as other newspapers this morning. Other carriers (Vodafone) have made their official announcements for Blackberry’s first-ever touch screen and [...] [..] |
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Only two of the top 25 American newspapers were able to avoid circulation declines over the past 6 months--but just barely. The Wall Street Journal gained a scant 0.35% to 2,069,463 subscribers [..]
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