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Executive coaching firm Baker & Daboll has moved its offices from Mason to downtown Cincinnati.
Evansville dailies to pick up sisters' printing
Dateline: July 21, 2008 Sacramento , Evansville dailies to pick up sisters' printing The Sacramento Bee will begin printing The Modesto Bee while the Evansville Courier & Press will begin printing The Gleaner ...
Sandra "Don't Let The Facts Get In The Way" Clark Is At It Again
Tomorrow's print edition of the E.W. Scripps bird cage liner has Sandra "I print lies" Clark at it again.
Rising costs for newsprint, ink and fuel are being cited for production changes announced Thursday at the Evansville Courier & Press and The Gleaner newspapers.
As Valuations Plummet, Scenarios Worsen
If you're looking to brighten up your day, don't bother reading Mark Potts' latest blog entry.
Gannett Co. reported a 36 percent drop in profits for the second quarter as newspaper advertising revenue slumped.
Rocky owner Scripps' shareholders OK reverse stock split
Owners of shares in the E.W. Scripps Co. , owner of Denver's Rocky Mountain News , Tuesday approved a reverse stock split aimed at bolstering the stock's price in the wake of the spin-off of its more lucrative ...
Scripps CEO: I Want My Freston
FORMER Viacom CEO Tom Freston could be returning to the cable network world. While Freston seems to be enjoying his life outside the limelight, that hasn't stopped Scripps Interactive CEO Ken Lowe from trying ...
Would Scripps Interactive Sell The Networks?
With a little more than one week of trading as a separate company under its belt, Scripps Networks Interactive is once again the topic of merger speculation, with some analysts and observers predicting that NBC ...
Dow drops below 11,000; Cincinnati stocks take wild ride
Comments from Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson about troubled mortgage lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and another record high day for oil prices sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average below the 11,000 mark ...
Goldman Sachs: Pure-Play Scripps Stock Unlikely To Tank
CHICAGO Stock in E.W. Scripps is unlikely to swoon dramatically because the market has largely priced in its pessimism about the newspaper industry's future, Goldman Sachs suggests in a report released late ...
Wall Street Finally Shows Newspapers Some Love
CHICAGO Newspaper stocks rebounded dramatically Tuesday, led by a 20.95% increase in the cost of new print pure-play A.H. Belo Corp.
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News Over Wireless Partners with Scripps
News Over Wireless announces today an agreement with the E. W. Scripps Co. to expand the mobile news products of nine Scripps TV stations by developing subscription-based mobile applications and TV channels ...
Decades ago, cancer was thought of as a single disease. But since then, scientists have learned about hundreds of different types of cancer, each one fundamentally different.
Media meltdown tests two-newspaper town
MILSTEAD: Media meltdown tests two-newspaper town By David Milstead , Rocky Mountain News It's been a wonderful run, Denver, but it's time to admit that we can no longer be a two-newspaper town.
Over the past year, Sheakley Group Inc. has grown very rapidly, from 180 to 300 employees, and to $35 million in revenues.
Solid Start For Scripps Nets' Shares
Scripps Networks Interactive began trading as a separate publicly traded company on July 1, opening on the New York Stock Exchange at $38.35, rising as high as $41.23 before closing at $39.79, up nearly 4% . ...
Scripps Networks Trades Up, Unaffected By Any SAG Strike
On its second day as a stand-alone publicly traded entity, the company with the Scripps cable networks again traded up, while other media stocks struggled.
Ken Lowe Rings Opening Bell On Wall Street
The president of a brand new Cincinnati company rang the opening bell on Wall Street to open the stock market Tuesday.
Lee Enterprises Joins Wide Meltdown After Downgrade
CHICAGO Lee Enterprises Inc. stock sank by more than 12% Tuesday in a trading session in which innvestors greeted the launch of E.W. Scripps Co.