Industry News

• Should Newspapers Become Online Ad Brokers for Local Businesses? November 21, 2008
• McClatchy, Media General Take Hits November 21, 2008
• Associated Press Staff To Shrink 10% By 2010 November 20, 2008
• Web Sites That Dig for News Rise as Watchdogs November 20, 2008
• What's Behind Fall in Papers' Web Rev. Growth November 20, 2008
• Online sales growth in October slowest on record November 19, 2008
• Indicator confirms crisis in newspaper industry November 19, 2008
• Ten Observations For The Future of Media November 19, 2008
• Rupert Murdoch: The newspaper old guard is arrogant - and obsolete November 19, 2008
• Top 30 Newspaper Sites for October November 18, 2008
• AbitibiBowater Shutdown puts 500 workers out for week November 18, 2008
• CEO Summit on Saving an Industry in Crisis November 17, 2008
• CNN's New Wire Will Shake Up the Newspaper Business November 17, 2008
• S&P: Morris Publishing May Be Mulling Bankruptcy to Unload Debt; Tribune Downgraded Again November 17, 2008
• Newsprint mill, not sawmills, closed: AbitibiBowater November 15, 2008
• A Bailout Plan For U.S. Newspapers November 14, 2008
• Falling demand hits paper makers November 14, 2008
• How to reinvent the daily newspaper November 14, 2008
• The More Newsprint Producers Raise Their Prices The More Newspaper Publishers Cut Back On Consumption November 13, 2008
• Used newsprint market collapse hits city blue box program November 13, 2008
• Spam plummets as gang leaves net November 13, 2008
• As world demand crashes, Calif. recyclables go into dump November 13, 2008
• Collapse in waste paper prices undermines UK recycling strategy November 12, 2008
• Up to 13 Conn. papers may close if no buyer found November 12, 2008
• Sharply Higher Newsprint Pricing Hits Hard In China And India November 12, 2008
• S&P cuts ratings on Gannett Co. to near junk November 12, 2008
• Google adds video and voice chat to Gmail November 12, 2008
• E.W. Scripps, Boston Globe Cutting Jobs November 12, 2008
• Seven things you may not know about Windows 7 November 11, 2008
• Abitibi workers still hoping for deal, despite whopping rejection vote November 11, 2008
• Sinking Lee Stock Raises Spectre Of Big Board Sanctions November 11, 2008
• Tribune Company Loses $121 Million November 11, 2008
• Newspapers remain very much alive November 10, 2008
• Cash Crunch At New York Times November 10, 2008
• Researchers find more flaws in wireless security November 10, 2008
• Tethering App Coming To iPhone November 10, 2008
• Microsoft expresses no interest in Yahoo November 9, 2008
• AbitibiBowater Plunges Amid Concern About Debt November 7, 2008
• API Hosting 'Crisis Summit' for Newspaper Industry November 7, 2008
• The Scoop on the Associated Press November 6, 2008
• Sorry, Brian, we're not dying - what about TV news? November 6, 2008
• AbitibiBowater Loss Widens on Costs to Close Mills November 6, 2008
• Google Won't Pursue Yahoo Ad Deal November 6, 2008
• Eureka Reporter to cease operations November 6, 2008
• New York Times, Chicago Sun-Times Go Back to Press November 5, 2008
• ABC Moves Closer to Counting Any Paid Circ November 5, 2008
• FCC approves 'white space' for broadband November 5, 2008
• Media Ownership Challenge Moved To Third Circuit November 5, 2008
• Company aims to change newspaper industry with new technology November 4, 2008
• Fitch: Next McClatchy Cash Crunch Could Be Pension Funding November 4, 2008
• Yahoo and Google Offer to Revise Ad Partnership November 4, 2008
• New newspaper business model - targeted local online ads November 4, 2008
• Journal Register Company Reports Third Quarter 2008 Results November 3, 2008
• Scripps Tries to Steer Local Ads to Papers' Sites November 3, 2008
• AbitibiBowater to idle S.C. plant over holidays November 3, 2008
• Dell Bets Splashy Design Will Sell Its New Laptops November 3, 2008
• Washington Post profit falls on valuation hit November 3, 2008
• How To Make News Cheaper November 2, 2008
• Tembec receives final American court order recognizing its recapitalization November 1, 2008
• Newsprint Consumption Down 20.7 Percent in September October 31, 2008
• Flexible Displays Closer to Reality October 31, 2008
• Google Settles Publishers' Lawsuit Over Book Offerings October 31, 2008
• AbitibiBowater, TimberWest 'under review' October 31, 2008
• Microsoft To Offer 'Cloud Computing' October 30, 2008
• Media company Landmark suspends assets sales October 30, 2008
• Gannett to Cut 10% of Workers as Its Profit Slips October 30, 2008
• Microsoft Introduces Windows 7, Ending Vista Brand October 29, 2008
• Study shows newspaper readership is up October 29, 2008
• The Paperless Paper October 29, 2008
• Circulation Falls Faster At Big U.S. Newspapers October 28, 2008
• Newspapers in Northeast Pursue a Content-Sharing 'Consortium' October 28, 2008
• Abitibi demands final decision from Newfoundland union October 27, 2008
• Japan's Papers, Doomed but Going Strong October 27, 2008
• Selling Papers October 27, 2008
• The Star-Ledger of Newark Plans 40% Cut October 27, 2008
• News Companies Are Only Halfway Down the Revenue Slope October 26, 2008
• Belo details cost-cutting moves October 25, 2008
• AP suspends pricing plan, to review its structure October 24, 2008
• Pall Times to bring back Monday edition of paper October 24, 2008
• Attack Code for Critical Microsoft Bug Surfaces October 24, 2008
• New York Times Co. Posts Lower Profit October 24, 2008
• Kingsburg upstart says: Start the presses! October 24, 2008
• Freedom of Information Hurt by Newspaper Revenue Losses October 24, 2008
• AbitibiBowater expected to burn the furniture October 23, 2008
• Singleton Outsourcing Comments Draw Fire October 23, 2008
• Can GateHouse Media stop the shrinkage of community newspapers in the Bay State? October 23, 2008
• 'S.I. Advance' Returns TV Book -- After 4,000 Complaints October 23, 2008
• Yahoo to Cut 10% of Its Work Force October 22, 2008

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