Wednesday Nov 11 | Editor & Publisher
McClatchy Opens the Door to Charging for Content
NEW YORK The McClatchy Co. has been sending out notices that it changed the terms of service agreement for all its Web sites, making it clearer that the company could begin charging for content.
Tribune Goes On A Dieta "No AP News For One Week
The Tribune Company's chain of newspapers will try to see if they can do without the Associated Press news feed next week, as the bankrupt publisher tries to find ways it can manage costs, The Chicago Tribune reported .
The Sun News updates terms of service
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Bee to lay off 51 in distribution move
Bhavna Patel removes unwanted hair, but it's not done by waxing. Instead, she uses a 300-year-old practice known as threading.
McClatchy takes on Goldman Sachs
The McClatchy Company is, once again, proving itself to be about the only mainstream large-ish media company in the United States that is worth reading.
If Goldman Is Selling, Are You Buying?
A predator is prowling and the prey is you and your pension fund. An article by Greg Gordon at McClatchy.com describes how Goldman sold $40 billion in AAA-rated mortgage securities in 2006-07 to unsuspecting buyers.
Online Newspapers Benefitting from Local Ads
The NY Times features a lengthy article on how newspapers may not equally benefit as online display advertising returns to health: When Mercedes advertises its more basic models next year, it will largely avoid newspaper Web sites and rely on networks.
Display Advertising's Comeback Skips Newspapers
The tentative comeback in online display ad spending appears to be by-passing newspapers.
You're Not Reading A Newspaper Right Now - That's The Problem
How quickly the tide can turn for newspaper investors, particularly when you don't read the fine print.
I sold my shares of New York Times a week too soon. The stock reached a 52-week high of $11.05 on Friday, after the newspaper company reported better-than-expected third-quarter results the day before.
McClatchy expands Sunday Select ad program
The McClatchy Co. today announced it will expand its previously announced Sunday Select advertising program to five additional markets early next year.
Online Rally May Sidestep Newspapers
Published: Monday, October 26, 2009 at 1:17 p.m. Last Modified: Monday, October 26, 2009 at 1:17 p.m. It was a good day for newspaper Web sites when Mercedes-Benz USA introduced its updated E-Class cars this summer.
What in the World is Charlotte.com?
Granted it is just a beta , but the early reviews are not good: "terrible" "horrible" "a yell fest" and designed by "a bunch of damn idiots." So what exactly is McClatchy trying to do with this new "Observer interactive" venture which seeks to "partner" with some outside content? I honestly cannot tell.
Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: The New York Times Company, Washington ...
Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the Analyst Blog. Every day the Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks and the financial markets.
Earnings: McClatchy Cost Cuts Prop Up Profits; Online Ads Up 3.1 Percent
As many newspapers that were able to swing to profit in Q2 found, you can cost cut your way to black ink.
Internet advertising appears to begin its comeback
After bogging down in the recession, Internet advertising is regaining the momentum that has made it the decade's most disruptive marketing machine.
McClatchy Turnaround Continues; Online Revenues Grow
The management of the McClatchy Company continues to do whatever it takes to navigate through the recession.
Charlotte Observer looks to cut staff
The Charlotte Observer has offered a voluntary buyout program to many of its employees, including most newsroom staffers.
N&O starts new round of employee buyouts
The News & Observer has offered employees yet another buyout program, as the newspaper's revenue continues to fall short of projections.
McClatchy Q3 Earnings: Ad Revenue Down, Circulation Revenue Up
The McClatchy Co. , the third largest newspaper publisher in the U.S., reported its third quarter earnings this morning.
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