Archive for the 'Newspapers' Category
Newspaper middlemen, the first to go?
Published by Karen Webster on May 5th, 2008
Filed Under:
Ad-Supported, Newspaper Publishing, Economics, Newspapers
Last week, The Capital Times, Madison Wisconsin’s 90-year old daily newspaper, stopped publishing the print version of its newspaper and announced that it will instead publish all of its news to the web. This move was made after it watched its circulation dwindle by more than half over recent years and its advertising revenue shrink […]
The Gray Lady Staggers
Published by David Evans on April 18th, 2008 Filed Under:
Ad-Supported, Newspaper Publishing, Economics, Newspapers, advertising
The New York Times surprised analysts Thursday with a small loss instead of the anticipated roughly $24 million in quarterly profits. Today’s Wall St. Journal paints a miserable picture for the graying lady as well Media General and the Tribune on Page B1 (subscription only, see http://online.wsj.com for related news).
For anyone, including the billionaires […]
The Design of the Times
Published by David Evans on April 10th, 2008 Filed Under:
Publishing, Ad-Supported, Newspaper Publishing, Newspapers
It used to be when you opened the New York Times to pages 2 and 3 there were a couple of things you could be certain of. There’d be the lead news articles on international events, and there’d be a Tiffany’s ad on the right hand side of page 3. This was a great […]
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