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Freedom Communications To File For Bankruptcy This Week
Freedom Communications To File For Bankruptcy This Week
New York, NY (AHN) - Freedom Communications, the owner of more than 30 newspapers and eight TV stations across the country, is expected to file for bankruptcy this week, possibly as early as Tuesday. The owner of the ... Read >
Glamour model Lizzie Miller shocks readers by not being airbrushed
Glamour model Lizzie Miller shocks readers by not being airbrushed
Glamour readers are fangirling like crazy over "plus size" model Lizzi Miller. Miller turned heads in the latest issue because of the simple fact that she resembles most readers of the fashion mag. Miller, 20, is a size ... Read >
Tribune exec’s memo to staff over reorg
Tribune exec’s memo to staff over reorg
To try and clear up any confusion over what is happening with the company’s reorganization Randy Michaels sent out the following memo to the staff. From: Tribune Communications ... Read >
Amid their decline newspapers still trying to figure out social media
Amid their decline newspapers still trying to figure out social media
I really don’t envy journalists in today’s tumultuous world of changing media boundaries. One minute they are expected to behave as journalists have have for decades and the next they are have to navigate ... Read >
60 minutes creator Don Hewitt dead at 86
60 minutes creator Don Hewitt dead at 86
CBS News executive Don Hewitt, the creator of 60 minutes and regarded by many to be the father of "magazine" television has died at the age of 86 after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. Over Hewitt's long ... Read >
Are we all watching the world’s biggest game of bluff poker?
Are we all watching the world’s biggest game of bluff poker?
The newspaper world is changing and struggling to find its way online in a fashion that will see the leaders of the conglomerates that own them maintain their wealth and power. Zachary M. Seward ... Read >
Maybe there is a god: Reader’s Digest files for bankruptcy
Maybe there is a god: Reader’s Digest files for bankruptcy
Iconic snail mail spam company Reader's Digest has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, but sadly they're likely to survive. The Reader's Digest bankruptcy filing was pre-arranged with debtors, and will allow the company to restructure its debt, bringing ... Read >
Advertising can work and here’s a few examples of how
Advertising can work and here’s a few examples of how
We all like to make fun of advertising calling it things like mind-numbing and stupid but sometimes some ads come along ad show that when done right ads can grab our attention and not be stupid about ... Read >
Glenn Beck, Nazis, and why the right is so wrong on “death panels”
Glenn Beck, Nazis, and why the right is so wrong on “death panels”
Crooks and Liars has an interesting video of Glenn Beck jumping on the right-wing "dems are Nazis" bandwagons. Beck does a good job of talking out of both sides of his mouth for the duration of the video- ... Read >
Memo to newspapers: Please, please follow Murdoch example.
Memo to newspapers: Please, please follow Murdoch example.
Would it be safe to say that we could be looking at either the revival of fee charging online newspapers that will nickel and dime us for the piecemeal delivery of news, or could ... Read >
All News Corp news sites to start charging
All News Corp news sites to start charging
Well it looks like Rupert Murdoch didn’t get Chris Anderson’s memo about everything on the Internet being free. Word is that the News Corp chairman told analysts in a earnings conference call that ... Read >
AP’s DRM – just another boatload of crap
AP’s DRM – just another boatload of crap
In light of the recent news about how the Associated Press was going to wrap all its news in some fandangle new kind of DRM which they weren’t going to talk about it anymore ... Read >