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• News Corp.s Chase Carey is getting ready for battle with cable, satellite operators

  
  Blogs - — Authority: 148
  News Corp. Chief Operating Officer Chase Carey is gearing up for an ugly fight with some of the nations biggest cable and satellite broadcasters. At issue is News Corp.s push to get distributors such as Time Warner Cable to pay......( read more )
  8 hours ago

• Lalas Fire Sale That Wasnt: What Apple Really Paid

  
  MediaMemo — Authority: 738
  On Friday, I reported that Apple was buying Lala at a fire-sale price , which meant that investors in the music service wouldn’t get their money back. I was wrong. Apple ended up paying around $80 million for the company, according to multiple sources. That’s less than half what investors valued the company at ...
  11 hours ago

• Publisher Lays Out Plan to Save Newspapers

  
  Innovation Toronto — Authority: 143
  Image via Wikipedia When Axel Springer, the founder of the German newspaper publishing business bearing his name, laid the cornerstone in 1959 for a high-rise headquarters in Berlin only steps away from the tense line separating East from West, people called him crazy, arrogant or both. While the Berlin Wall ...
  15 hours ago

• News Corp could buy 10 percent stake in Rotana

  
  Dubai Business | Kippreport — Authority: 514
  US-based News Corp may approve a deal to buy a 10 percent stake in Saudi Arabia’s Rotana Media later this week, sources familiar with the matter told Zawya Dow Jones. News Corp, owned by Rupert Murdoch, will have the choice to increase its stake to 20 percent later, says the report. Executives from both the ...
  15 hours ago

• Print media regroups to launch “iTunes for magazines”

  
  Fading to Black — Authority: 437
  Rumors have been circulating for months that a consortium of major magazine publishers has been at work on a plan to provide digital content through an online store similar to iTunes or Amazon. John Koblin of the New York Observer reported on November 23 that rival magazine publishers Time Inc., Condé Nast, and ...
  17 hours ago

• Print media regroups to launch “iTunes for magazines”

  
  Family Learning Center — Authority: 164
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• Print media regroups to launch “iTunes for magazines”

  
  Gadget Reviews — Authority: 157
  Bookmark this categoryRumors have been circulating for months that a consortium of major magazine publishers has been at work on a plan to provide digital content through an online store similar to iTunes or Amazon. John Koblin of the New York Observer reported on November 23 that rival magazine publishers Time Inc., ...
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• How the Grinch Stole Google News

  
  Digital Camera Reviews, Digital Photography Tutorials, Best Digital Cameras - Photoxels — Authority: 438
  Take the familiar characters from Dr. Seuss’s book: the Grinch, of course, and the inhabitants of Whoville, and Cindy-Lou — and liberally mix in Robert Murdoch, News Corp, and Google News… and you get an instant “modern classic.” [ Read the poem at: Daily Finance ]
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• Rupert Murdoch attacks bailout funds for media companies

  
  Fading to Black — Authority: 437
  NEWS Corporation chairman and chief executive Rupert Murdoch has rejected the idea of public funding for media companies, saying if news outlets were not attracting audiences they deserved to fail.}}} full story {{{.
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• Five media giants in content control move

  
  Jon Slattery — Authority: 544
  Five of the world’s biggest publishers are preparing to launch a joint venture this week aimed at regaining control of their content on the new generation of online reading devices, the Sunday Times reports today. News Corp, publisher of the Sunday Times , has joined Time Inc, Condé Nast, Hearst and Meredith ...
  2 days ago

• Five publishers ‘combine their powers’ to create new digital storefront

  
  TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home — Authority: 646
  A popular trope in children’s television is the “five team,” exemplified by shows like Power Rangers or Voltron : the heroes are a team made up of five individuals with different (often clashing) personalities who invariably have to get over their differences and combine their powers at the end to fight off ...
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• Murdoch’s Mistake?: Financial Times Chronicles The Fall Of MySpace

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 788
  By 2005, it was time for Rupert Murdoch to “get serious” about the internet. Or so starts the engaging Financial Times profile of the wilting social network MySpace, which New Corporation acquired that summer. Kids, Murdoch noticed, were “watching less television and reading fewer newspapers,” and the most ...
  2 days ago

• Does Google Even Understand What News Is?

  
  GigaOM — Authority: 769
  The art of verbal self-defense can be tricky. Ramble on while defending yourself against critics, and you can expose yourself to new criticisms. For a recent and clear case study in this misstep, look no further than Google’s own Eric Schmidt. In a Wall Street Journal opinion piece titled “How Google Can Help ...
  2 days ago

• Here comes the iTunes of news? News Corp, Time Inc et al plan ’store’

  
  Online Journalism Blog — Authority: 542
  The WSJ reports on News Corp. joining “a consortium of magazine companies that are working on creating a digital store and common technology and advertising standards to sell their titles on electronic readers, mobile devices and other digital devices. “The new venture is likely to be announced next week, ...
  2 days ago

• Sand Dollar Adventures.com STILL FREE! Google news sites, maybe not so much.

  
  Sand Dollar Adventures — Authority: 110
  It had to happen.                             We have pretty much dumped many of our magazine and newspaper subscriptions in favor of garnering our news and entertainment via the wonderful World Wide Web.   Of course we did…it was FREE, and aren’t we all really into the whole free ...
  3 days ago

• Outrage-Off: Tennessee Mayor Charlie Brown Jesus vs. Fox News [Outrage]

  
  Gawker — Authority: 860
  Were a Christian nation with a Muslim president who hates Charlie Brown. Its outrageous. The only solution is more outrage, in the form of outrageous right-wing idiot statements. Todays...
  3 days ago

• What Bing Can Learn from Google: Dont Piss Off Publishers

  
  CIO - Blogs and Discussion - — Authority: 147
  The news that Rupert Murdochs media empire, News Corp., was pulling its content out of Google and going exclusively to Bing — with Microsoft paying for it — shook up the technology and online read more
  3 days ago

• Google to media: Your problems arent our fault

  
  BloggingStocks — Authority: 669
  Filed under: Internet , Google (GOOG) , News CorpB (NWS) , Media World The newspaper industry continues to blame Google ( GOOG ) for its woes, and Google continues to claim its innocence. The search engine giants CEO, Eric Schmidt, says that his company could actually help the newspaper industry survive the ...
  3 days ago

• UBS Investment Bank Global Media and Communications Conference

  
  Quantcast — Authority: 92
  We are looking forward to attending UBS Investment Bank’s Media Conference on Monday. We’ll be joining other industry players such as contextWeb, Coremetrics, Magna Global and comScore to discuss Media Measurement and Next Generation Advertising at 1:30 pm in NY. Great line-up of for the conference so far ...
  3 days ago

• Murdoch vs. Schmidt = Old Media vs. New Media

  
  PalatnikFactor.com — Authority: 116
  If you look at todays industry sector in our economy, although manufacturing of goods sector has had a great decline over the years, todays world of Media is changing more than ever and the effects are truly seen as many newspapers across the nation are going out of business. Why? It’s simple. The internet. Online ...
  3 days ago

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