News Corp. seeks new focus for MySpaceLos Angeles TimesThe beleaguered state of the newspaper industry was reflected in News Corp.'s earnings. The newspapers and information services group reported...
Updated newspaper documentary gets its public television premiereDallas Morning News"We had a statistic about how there had been 4000 jobs lost through layoffs and buyouts in the newspaper industry...
The newspaper industry has become like the weather in Chicago — it changes every five minutes. If you're among the lucky that survived the layoffs, buyouts, forced-outs, closings, etc. over the pa...
ProJo's sister paper lays off more than 40Providence Business NewsA continued drumbeat of layoffs have taken place over the past year and a half in the American newspaper industry as publications h...
... by the end of the year, the newspaper reported Monday. The Times said management will mail buyout packages to the entire newsroom — both union and non-union employees — on Thursday and will re...
The newspaper will be offering its employees buyouts and if not enough of them take them, layoffs will ensue. It's another sign that the newspaper industry's downward spiral continues unabated. Acc...
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A Brave New Media?Harrisonburg Daily News RecordWith the newspaper industry in an economic downturn and new media competing for sports fans' attention, athletic departments have begun looking for w...
We just learned about the layoffs and buyouts that have been plaguing the newspaper industry since early last year, here is a laundry list of some of the other blows newspapers have faced. The Detr...
Oregonian publisher Stickel to retireThe Associated PressIt has won five Pulitzer Prizes during Stickel's tenure and has suffered in recent years with the rest of the newspaper industry in the face...
Consider the fate of the newspaper industry over the last five years. Like universities, newspapers relied on financial cross-subsidization to stay afloat, using fat profits from local advertising ...
Younger employees are being disproportionately hit by layoffs in the newspaper industry. While there are some good reasons behind this trend, it clearly bodes ill for a medium trying to break out ...
No layoffs are envisioned as part of the bankruptcy reorganization, although that could change if the economy remains in a deep funk, Osborne said. In an attempt to avoid a bankruptcy filing, Fre...
This will happen even as larger papers continue to experience layoffs, abbreviated publication schedules and outright closures in order to “right-size” themselves. 3. Newspapers selling smarter: Af...
If you're working for a newspaper or magazine where layoffs, pay cuts and unpaid vacations are becoming the norm, then you might need to explore other options in the new media landscape. There ar...
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