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David Barrett: Changing News Sources Having "Profound Effect" on Industry Money Flow
Some of the current economic hit broadcasters are taking is cyclical, broadcasters told the FCC Wednesday, but some of it is systemic and rooted in changes to the media marketplace that won't be undone by a rising stock market.
6 hrs ago | UnionLeader.com
12 dead, 31 wounded as Army major opens fire at Fort Hood; suspect in custody
An Army psychiatrist set to be shipped overseas opened fire at the Fort Hood Army post yesterday, authorities said, a rampage that killed 12 people and left 31 wounded in the worst mass shooting ever at a military base in the United States.
10 hrs ago | Dallas Observer
Belo Corp.'s In "Negotiations" With ABC, Which Wants More of Affiliates' Revenues
On Tuesday morning, Belo Corp. released its third-quarter financials , then followed up its press release with a conference call with analysts .
14 hrs ago | The Globe and Mail
Torstar downgraded by Scotia Capital
Blogs Thursday, November 5, 2009 2:15 PM Torstar downgraded by Scotia Capital T he tail is wagging the dog at Torstar Corp., TS.B-T and that's barking up the wrong tree for Scotia Capital analyst Paul Steep.
18 hrs ago | News.com.au
Murdoch voices his concerns about Rudd
Kevin Rudd is kidding himself if he thinks Australia can act as a bridge between the US and China, Rupert Murdoch says / File Rudd kidding himself with G20 - Murdoch Made too much of China during election China expects too much from PM KEVIN Rudd is delusional if he thinks Australia can lead the world or act as a bridge between the US and China, ...
GOP Learns From Costly Infighting
In the end, New York's 23rd district, ground zero in the battle between the conservative base and the Republican Party establishment, ended up sending one more Democrat to the House of Representatives.
AOL Names Susan Lyne to Its New Board of Directors
AOL today named Susan Lyne, Chief Executive Officer of the online luxury retailer Gilt Groupe, Inc., to serve on its Board of Directors.
Augusten Burroughs shares his holiday stories
This undated file photo released by St. Martins Press shows Augusten Burroughs. NEW YORK - It's not uncommon for people to say that their holidays don't live up to a Norman Rockwell painting, but Augusten Burroughs says his holidays have been "hideous." The best-selling author of books like "Running with Scissors" and "Dry" has compiled a book of ...
First Lady to Mix It up on Iron Chef
The First Lady has scored a cameo on " Iron Chef America," along with White House executive chef Cristeta Comerford .
Former NYC police commissioner pleads guilty
"Bernard B. Kerik, a former New York police commissioner, pleaded guilty to eight felonies in a Federal District Court in White Plains on Thursday morning," the New York Times reports .
Wall Street Journal Bay Area Edition to Begin Tomorrow
The Wall Street Journal 's much anticipated Bay Area edition launches tomorrow, the newspaper said in an announcement.
New York Mayor Bloomberg narrowly wins third term
NEW York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who engineered a change in the city's term-limits law so he could run again and set a campaign financing record, narrowly won a third term yesterday, local media declared.
Analysis: Failure 101: a class students could use
Disgraced ex-New York Times reporter Jayson Blair talking to college students about ethics? What's next? The former head of Lehman Brothers on financial risk management? Such was the blogosphere's snarky tone last week when Washington & Lee University in Virginia announced Blair would speak Friday at a journalism conference there.
Democrat wins upstate N.Y. race
Democrat Bill Owens won a bizarre three-way special election in New York state's heavily Republican 23rd congressional district Tuesday.
E.W. Scripps narrows 3rd-quarter loss as cost cutting offsets revenue decline
In this April 25, 2007 file photo, newspaper publisher E.W. Scripps Co.'s headquarters building in Cincinnati is shown.
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News Corp profits rise, online charges delayed
News Corporation is delaying plans to charge for its online news content The media giant, News Corporation, has reported an 11 per cent increase in its first quarter net profit, but says plans to charge for online news content may be delayed.
Exclusive: Hearst, Time Inc., Wenner Discussing Marketing Campaign
Amid all the negativity surrounding print, the heads of some rival publishing companies have been privately talking about creating a marketing campaign to promote the medium's positive aspects.
Value Line, CEO, ex-compliance chief paying $45M to settle SEC charges over fund trades fees
Investment adviser Value Line Inc., its CEO and its former compliance chief have agreed to pay about $45 million to settle regulators' allegations the firm charged more than $24 million in bogus commissions on mutual fund trades.
IDG Renews Framingham, Boston Leases
IT media and research firm International Data Corp., and its parent company International Data Group , have renewed leases totaling 142,754 square feet in Framingham and Boston.
Who Are You Calling a Extremista ?
Here is one of the loudest messages of the 2009 off-off-year elections: Conservatives in America will no longer let their opponents define them as outside of the mainstream.
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