Insider scandal at Dow Jones
The SEC formally indicated yesterday that it plans to file civil charges for insider trading against Dow Jones & Company board member David Li....
What about Ottaway?
Rupert Murdoch has made it clear to Wall Street that his bid for Dow Jones & Company is not a shift in strategy. He...
Google expands print ads too 225 newspapers
Google announced the expansion of the size and the scope of its Google Print Ads advertising initiative. The program started in November 2006 with...
Newspaper and TV revenues down at Gannett
Adding two more TV stations offset an ad revenue decline at Gannett, but Q2 TV revenues were still down 0.4% to 205.4 million. On...
News is for the old
Who is using news sources and how much? That's a question that the Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press Politics and Public shed some...
Murdoch empire expansion may hang on Bancrofts
The board of directors at Dow Jones & Co. has given its OK to a five billion bucks buyout by News Corporation. Now the...
Kellogg’s gets company
Nine food manufacturers have joined with Kellogg's and early program adopter Kraft Foods in agreeing to change how they market to children younger than...
12 headed to Germany
For the 14th year in a row, the Radio and Television News Directors Foundation will conduct a two-week, expenses-paid fellowship to Germany this fall...
Liberman settles lawsuits
Liberman Broadcasting and its parent, LBI Media, disclosed in an SEC filing that they have settled a lawsuit brought by some current and former...
3 Out of 4 internet users streamed video online in May
comScore says nearly 75% of U.S. Internet users watched an average of 158 minutes of online video per user during the month. Google Sites...
Tribune Co. newspapers to sell ads on Page 1
The Chicago Tribune reports that aced with a steady decline in revenue and cash flow, Tribune Co. plans to run ads on the front...
iPhone may dramatically alter market for mobile video
According to research conducted by new media research firm Interpret, LLC, the iPhone has the potential to be a catalyst for growth in mobile...
Cincinnati papers bite the dust
Even with a grandfathered newspaper-TV crossownership situation, E.W. Scripps Co. says it can't keep its Cincinnati Post and Kentucky Post newspapers alive. The dailies...
Clear Channel resets record date
With time moving on for its proposed buyout by Bain Capital Partners, Thomas H. Lee Partners and the Mays family, Clear Channel Communications has...
Westwood One dropped from index
As if Westwood One didn't have enough problems with Wall Street, its stock dropped yesterday after Standard & Poor's announced that WW1, which had...