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Feb 6, 2009
NO swimsuit issue for you…mags printed, not distributed
A piece of Americana, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, won’t be available at Safeway, Wal-Mart or K-mart when it’s published […]
Jan 30, 2009
How to deal: Limited options for failing newspaper industry
Newspapers are trapped between the flailing economy and the burgeoning digital age. If January is any indication of how newspapers […]
Jan 23, 2009
Get your TV station here
Recession driven, troubling media trends have piled up at an alarming rate this month. For the second time in January, […]
Jan 19, 2009
More national, less local programming coming to radio
Clear Channel Communications, which owns more radio stations than anyone, is expected to cut local programming and as many as […]
Jan 15, 2009
Seattle likely to lose one of two major dailies
As the potential end of one the West Coast’s most storied newspapers approaches, the staff of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer (P-I) […]
Jan 9, 2009
I'll bid $1 for that magazine
How can popular niche magazines potentially survive this moribund economy? Try eBay, for less than six figures. Back in the […]
Dec 29, 2008
Two great newspapers printing the same stories
In January 2009, two of the nation’s most storied and competitive newspapers will begin printing each other’s articles. Are the […]
Dec 23, 2008
"Clean" and "mean" to battle for O'Reilly's lunch audience
It may be the holiday season with peace and goodwill, but conservative talk radio is ringing with the sounds of […]
Dec 12, 2008
Media Layoffs: Survivors to wade through more e-mail. A lot more.
Consolidation, as a word, might sound reassuring with its implications of increased efficiency. During huge media layoffs, it means those […]
Dec 5, 2008
At Gannett: Fear for the future of newspapering
You could watch the newspaper industry bleed as Gannett Co. let go about 10 percent of its newspaper workforce—a list […]
Dec 4, 2008
Autumn brings those useful, but difficult editorial calendars
Ah, autumn. Beautiful foliage. Warm apple cider. Crackling fireplaces. The release of magazine editorial calendars for next year. At least […]
Nov 21, 2008
Mark Twain’s AP no more
Mark Twain said, “There are only two forces that can carry light to all the corners of the globe… the […]
Nov 19, 2008
Yes, Virginia, there are new newspapers
Launching a newspaper is risky business these days. Ask the Salt Lake Tribune—it debuted the Buzz in February for young […]
Nov 17, 2008
Magazine business not just bad, dismal
While Ad Age reported the magazine business lost 3,200 jobs during the third quarter of 2008, the New York Times […]
Nov 12, 2008
Time Inc. begins massive layoffs by asking for volunteers
A picture is emerging of how Time Inc. will layoff 600 employees. The managing editors of Fortune, Time, Sports Illustrated […]
