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Yesterday, I wrote on whether the traditional print media is fading away. As readers are moving towards online content, it is bound to have an effect on classified as well. When classified move online, it will only hasten the death of the traditional...
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It has happened before and it will not be astonishing if it happens again. The only thing perhaps is – what took the BCCI so long?
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American Community Newspapers Inc., which operates smaller community newspapers in four major U.S. markets, has filed for bankruptcy protection.
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The Homeland Security Department is dropping some newspaper and magazine subscriptions to save money.
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The Gazette newspaper in Colorado Springs hopes to revive advertising sales with new small newspapers meant to be read in about 10 minutes.
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Two Minnesota newspapers will receive a share of state grants normally given to retrain workers in manufacturing and other industries in transition.
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Bankruptcy lawyers say three Philadelphia newspaper executives will roll back their 2008 raises while the company tries to shed debt and stay afloat.
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With the four owners of 33 U.S. daily newspapers seeking bankruptcy protection in the past 2 1/2 months, even more upheaval looms for an industry clearly gasping for...
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Four newspaper companies have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection since December, though their newspapers continue to operate. Here are some details:
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The Economist has a very insightful article on the slackness of newspapers when it comes to making progress with the Internet. It says that the newspapers are either...
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