Gannett Co News

John Rogers owns 29 million shares of GCI or roughly 13% of the company. Why would an investor want to own a newspaper company? Everyone will tell you that newspapers are a dying industry.

Nicholas Stachurski said students are left out of the conversation about Michigan's future, starting in the classroom.

A coalition of major American media companies filed a 1st Amendment petition Monday seeking to open to public scrutiny the criminal trial of Mychal Bell, one of the teenage defendants in the controversial Jena 6 case in Louisiana.

EDITOR: It's no secret the newspaper business is in bad shape, so I was not surprised to hear the Gannett folks are getting in line for a bailout.

A manufacturer of aircraft and automotive components has purchased the vacant former home of Observer Newspapers in Livonia and has plans to expand the site and hire 35 workers.

Gannett Corp. Originally recommended on Aug. 24/09 at $8.16. Closed Friday at $13.22. New York Times Originally recommended on Aug.

The Washington Post Co posted a higher quarterly profit and a 2 percent increase in revenue on Friday on strength in its education and cable television units, while print advertising revenue at its flagship newspaper fell 28 percent.

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The #1 reason Gannett has been diminishing in market price is due to GOODWILL. In a business purchase, this represents the excess of amounts paid over the fair value of tangible and other identified intangible assets acquired net of liabilities assumed.

The major indexes sank across the board Friday, with the Dow closing down 2.5%, the S&P 500 losing 2.8% and the Nasdaq falling 2.5%. Here are Fridaya s winners and losers: Winners Harman International Industries Inc.

The Washington Post Co. increased its net income 69 percent in the third quarter, as the company cut costs to narrow losses at its newspapers and kept reaping profit from its cable TV and education divisions.

NEW YORK Citing a weak ad recovery, a decline in circulation and the impact of the Jay Leno show on local TV affiliates, Wells Fargo Securities downgraded shares of Gannett Co.

In his recent interviews, Don Yacktman said he finds bargains in quality companies and he has been buying them.

How quickly the tide can turn for newspaper investors, particularly when you don't read the fine print.

The H1N1 flu pandemic has dominated the headlines for months, but every day there's something new, leaving us with more questions than answers.

The plunge in U.S. newspaper circulation is accelerating, according to the latest figures released on Monday, as more people cancel their subscriptions and publishers cut distribution and sales of discounted copies.

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.

After bogging down in the recession, Internet advertising is regaining the momentum that has made it the decade's most disruptive marketing machine.

GMAC Inc., the lender that received two U.S. bailouts, will sell its property-casualty insurance business to American Capital Acquisition Corp.

Gannett Co., the publisher of USA TODAY , announced its third quarter results this morning and, as promised , they beat analysts' projections.