‘The Mirror’ Newspaper May Have Been One Of First To Hack Phones

It's not just Rupert Murdoch's News of the World that likes to hack phones to scoop stories, British paper The Mirror allegedly started the hacking for stories trend ten years ago according to a former employee. Speaking to ... continue

Report: Demand Media bringing cheap content to Hearst

Demand Media, an online content mill that pays an army of work at home moms and the like notoriously low rates to churn out a huge amount of content based on search trends, has inked a deal ... continue

Google CEO Eric Schmidt to Newspaper Association of America – Change or Die

Google CEO Eric Schmidt spoke at a convention of the Newspaper Association of America in San Diego earlier today, telling newspaper executives to create a "new format" for news - one that gives consumers more ways to ... continue

Sun-Times Media Group Declares Bankruptcy

The Sun-Times Media Group filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Tuesday. The Sun-Times Group runs 59 newspapers across the country, including the Chicago Sun-Times. The company is now looking at either selling some of its assets or trying ... continue

Four Michigan Newspapers Eliminate Daily Editions

Four newspapers in Michigan are cutting out their daily print editions and shifting to less cost-intensive schedules. One is shutting down completely and being replaced with a new online-driven alternative. The Ann Arbor News, in publication for 174 ... continue

Gannett CEO gives up ‘chump change’ – empathy my ass

I first read this story earlier today and was slightly irritated by it and then I read JR Raphael's post here on the Inquisitr about Gannett's CEO; Craig Dubow, making a big deal about taking a pay ... continue