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• Economy prompts leadership changes at the Washington Times

  
  The Editors' Desk — Authority: 129
  Even the deep pockets of the Rev. Sun Myung Moon couldn’t keep the newspaper industry’s woes from squeezing the Unification Church-subsidized Washington Times, the Washington Post reports . The Post reports that Times president and publisher Thomas P. McDevitt, chief financial officer…
  6 days ago

• Gawker Duped Into Running Fake And Malicious Ads

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 804
  Yesterday, we wondered about the future of newspaper advertising and a move toward the internet, but acknowledged that bloggers face a new predicament of impossibly low rates. But there are other technological pitfalls — just ask Gawker Media, who was scammed by a client pretending to be Suzuki into running ads ...
  2 weeks ago

• Tribune365, thinking beyond newspaper circulation

  
  MediaFile — Authority: 640
  Monday’s newspaper circulation numbers please no one who makes their living from selling papers. That’s evident when you look at the top 25 dailies by circulation and see that the best performance came from The Wall Street Journal, which rose less than 1 percent. Considering that advertisers use these numbers to ...
  2 weeks ago

• Combigan for patients who need adjunctive IOP lowering…

  
  AdPharm Blog — Authority: 147
  Click on image to view ad details and full-size version on AdPharm.
  3 weeks ago

• Do Web Ads Give Newspapers — Or Bloggers — Any Hope?

  
  Mediaite — Authority: 804
  For all of the advertising woes that printed newspapers have encountered over the past few years, it’s an open question what will happen to them as they shift their focus online. The New York Times ‘ Stephanie Clifford (who has been turning out really fascinating stuff week after week lately) warns that ...
  3 weeks ago

• New York Times to cut 100 newsroom positions

  
  BloggingStocks — Authority: 659
  Filed under: Newspapers , New York TimesA (NYT) , Gannett Co (GCI) , Media World The folks in the news business are probably growing to hate Mondays. Gannett s (NYSE: GCI ) profits are off by more than 50%, and the New York Times announced that its chopping 100 jobs from the newsroom , along with an ...
  3 weeks ago

• Gannett profit falls by more than half

  
  BloggingStocks — Authority: 659
  Filed under: Newspapers , New York TimesA (NYT) , Gannett Co (GCI) , Media World Gannett (NYSE: GCI ) lost more than half its third-quarter profits year-over-year, as the newspaper industry shows yet another sign of decline . A substantial drop in ad revenue was the primary reason for the plunge. The ...
  3 weeks ago

• New York Times newsroom — nation’s largest — will lose 100 jobs

  
  The Editors' Desk — Authority: 129
  The New York Times announced plans Monday to cut 100 jobs from its newsroom by the end of this year.  That’s 8 percent of the newsroom. The Times is offering buyouts but is prepared to lay off workers if enough don’t…
  3 weeks ago

• New York Times job cuts: Read the memo

  
  MediaFile — Authority: 640
  The New York Times will cut 100 positions in its newsroom by the end of the year, Executive Editor Bill Keller told staff on Monday. This is the second time that the paper has taken this unfortunate step, having cut 100 positions last year (though, as Richard Perez-Pena reported in his own story on nytimes.com , ...
  4 weeks ago

• Make A Fortune With Newspaper Classified Ads

  
  Becoming Who You Want To Be — Authority: 151
  If you are new to affiliate marketing or have been trying for years you are probably familiar with how challenging it can be to make a profit from marketing your affiliate products using paid advertising. Whether it be pay per click or banner promotion, the cost or advertising online rarely yields a profit. Post ...
  4 weeks ago

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