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May 19, 2009
More radio cuts, but weekend programming remains golden
I was preparing to blog about the continued programming impact of January’s 1,850 Clear Channel layoffs. Now, another 590 full-time […]
May 5, 2009
Will old-school thinking save Newsweek?
I remember when my bespectacled and pedantic college English professor launched a tirade against the quality of modern publications, with […]
Apr 29, 2009
Washington Post begins combining print & digital
Washington Post editors are now slipping into new roles designed to simplify the way news is gathered and presented at […]
Apr 22, 2009
New York Times Web site HUGELY popular, but not profitable
What if you built it, and they came, but it wasn’t enough? The New York Times radically rebuilt its Web […]
Apr 14, 2009
Go "daddy blogger," go—daddy bloggers gaining traction
Since the beginning of mass blogging in the early 2000s there were “mommy blogs,” which have now evolved into sophisticated […]
Apr 14, 2009
Shrinking newspaper content: Local and sometimes local fluff
Faced with ever shrinking staffs and fewer and fewer pages, newspapers are becoming niche publications. Now, more than ever, their […]
Mar 31, 2009
Newspaper survival: Discard the traditions
Great newspapers have fallen and crumbled this year, and now two of the country’s most elite papers, the New York […]
Mar 27, 2009
This magazine is for you, from you
Reader-driven, as opposed to advertiser-driven, content is what some call the key to saving the magazine business. But what if […]
Mar 20, 2009
Newspapers watching Seattle to see if digital only will save them
The long beloved paper version of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer may be gone, but Monica Guzman will continue blogging about Seattle […]
Mar 13, 2009
NY Nonstop channel redefines "hyper" in 24/7 TV news
“Man on the street” interviews first aired on radio during the 1930s. Nearly 80 years later, WNBC has built its […]
Mar 6, 2009
More blurring between magazine articles and advertising
The January Craigslist posting was blunt: “Seeking editors/writers to create attractive fashion-worthy articles that will SELL PRODUCTS.” It was just […]
Feb 27, 2009
Is the AP looking frayed? More newspapers leaving
That sturdy quilt made by Grandma might be a little frayed at the edges, but it still keeps you warm. […]
Feb 20, 2009
Choose your magazine carefully – almost all are bleeding ads
It only makes sense to pitch a fiscally healthy magazine, but that’s going to be almost impossible this year. Magazine […]
Feb 13, 2009
Update: Three pundits now want O’Reilly’s radio listeners
First there was one conservative talk host seeking Bill O’Reilly’s lunchtime radio audience, then two, and now three. All have […]
Feb 6, 2009
Niche magazines safe – as long as the niche is
While not recession proof, niche magazines and their loyal audiences are thought to be a relatively stable side of magazine […]
