Everyone has seen it coming but those effected by it: the mainstream media has been in a long, slow slide that will inevitably end in its death, and they have long since decried this as outrageous – ...
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New York, NY (AHN) - The editor of the Wall Street Journal thought the unthinkable on Thursday and announced the paper's Pulitzer Prize-winning Boston bureau is closing, resulting in the layoff of nine reporters.
Managing Editor Robert Thomson ...
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I've seen some pretty ingenious advertising in my time but the idea of using flies - yes flies - to help deliver your ads is definitely out there in left field. I'm not sure who thought up this ...
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If there is one thing you can say about the Web it is that it is responsible for the disruption of more businesses than just about any recession. We hear daily about the newspaper industry facing annihilation, the ...
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Since 2003, an open source, Internet-oriented software package has done what is exceedingly rare within that community: becoming not only immensely popular and wildly loved, but also profitable. Matt Mullenweg has managed to turn what began as ...
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Long Island, NY (AHN) - The online version of Newsday will begin charging for access to content beginning next week.
The announcement was made in a report in Newsday as well as a printed statement by publisher Terry ...
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It is a well accepted fact that once survival instincts kick in we will use anything and say anything in order to survive. This isn't an instinct just regulated to men and woman as we have seen ...
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New York, NY (AHN) - The New York Times will cut its newsroom by another 100 jobs, the newspaper announced Monday.
Buyouts will be offered to all union and non-union employees. Layoffs will be instituted if not enough ...
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The New York Times has added a San Francisco Bay Area metro report to its Northern California editions on Fridays and Sundays.
The new addition to the paper went into effect Friday, Oct. 16 and includes content written ...
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Technology didn't kill radio.
Satellite radio didn't kill terrestrial radio.
But as of today radio stands a very good chance of becoming an ever increasing wasteland to the point that we will see a massive shift away from radio stations ...
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Tom Curley, CEO of The Associated Press was in Hong Kong recently where he would tell anyone who would listen that the times are a changing and Google had better watch out. During the Xinhua Beijing ...
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While a lot of attention surrounding the new guidelines being issued by the FTC is regarding bloggers there is also another who section of advertisers that is going to get hit hard by these ...
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