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Why Jon Stewart's Business Plan is Winning
Why Jon Stewart's Business Plan is WinningHumor Wins Whenever Incompetence RulesJon Stewart is a gifted comedian who, much like Will Rogers of several generations ago, has long mined the ever present and rich resource of government nonsense. It is Jon's great fortune that the grotesquely bloated government bureaucracies today...
Tags: Winning, Gray Lady, Jon Stewart
Discussion threads 2008-04-24
New York Times Company Plans to Sell Off More Magazines.(Originated from Daily News, New York)
Mar. 20--The Gray Lady is ditching more magazines. Mar. 20--The Gray Lady is ditching more magazines.
Tags: Gray Lady, New York Times Co.
Research articles 1997-03-20
WSJ getting facelift.("Gray" Lady No More)(Brief Article)
CHALK IT UP to a depressed ad market or simply shifting demographics, but Wall Street's paper of record is changing layout and focus. When the financial community picks up The Wall Street Journal on April 9, they'll find that the Gray Lady has gone c CHALK...
Tags: Gray Lady
Research articles 2002-02-01
THE MARKETING 100: 'THE NEW YORK TIMES': ARTHUR SULZBERGER JR.
Reliabilty, quality and consistency are attributes long associated with The New York Times. So what happened when Chairman-CEO Arthur Sulzberger Jr. added two new sections and color to the 102-year-old "Gray Lady?" Reliabilty, quality and consistency are attributes long associated with The New York Times....
Tags: Gray Lady, marketing, New York Times Co.
Research articles 1998-06-29

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Time now catching up with great Gray Lady; NY Times faces weak ad recovery and heavy costs of big year for news.(Stocks)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
Byline: stephen gandel The gray lady may soon need her walker again. Yes, the shares of The New York Times Co. are up 13% this year, closing at $48.77 on Friday. And true, they have far outrun the stocks of many other...
Tags: advertisement, company, earnings, lady, New York Times Co., sales, stock
Research articles 2002-09-16
Squeeze Gray Lady 'Til She Squeals
Name a Special Counsel and Subpoena the New York Times It is time for the U.S. Justice Department to squeeze the Old Gray Lady until she squeals. New York Times Editor Bill Keller and some of his reporters need to be hauled before a grand jury and forced...
Tags: al-Qaeda, FINANCE, Government, New York Times Co.
Research articles 2006-07-03
Journalism's 'Gray Lady' tries on new colors on the 'net
NEW YORK AFP — The New York Times, often dubbed the "Gray Lady" of US journalism, is moving aggressively onto the web, recently launching no fewer than five new online projects within a week. With a website attracting an average 440,000 visitors daily on top of the 1.1 million...
Tags: advertisement, Agence France-Presse, INTERNET, journalism, MARKETING, New York Times Co., video
Research articles 2007-03-27
NYT: Dealbook Modernizing the Gray Lady
Paul Wilkinson submits: Dealbook on the New York Times for the past several days has published a series of articles on the financial crisis and the way forward. It’s a modern media approach to exploring and perhaps developing economic policy. Say what you will about Web 2.0...
Tags: Media, Paul Wilkinson, New York Times Co.
External links 2009-10-09
Weak ads, leadership trip up New York Times; Shareholders rebel with stock at 5-year low; online growth.(In the Markets)
Byline: Tom Fredrickson Anyone looking for admirers of the Gray Lady, as The New York Times is sometimes called, can safely skip its parent company's long-suffering shareholders. Last week, strained relations between the company and its stockho Byline: Tom Fredrickson...
Tags: advertisement, company, leadership, New York Times Co., revenue, shareholder, stock
Research articles 2006-04-24
New York Times Chairman Retires after 24 Years at the Top.(Originated from Daily News, New York)
Oct. 17--Long-time New York Times chairman Arthur Ochs Sulzberger turned the job over to his son yesterday, marking a smooth transition of power at the Gray Lady and heading off a potentially messy family feud. Oct. 17--Long-time New York Times chairman...
Tags: New York Times Co.
Research articles 1997-10-17
Ex-Topekan spoofs all the news that's fit to print
Making fun of a gray lady might not be the best April Fools' Day joke, but a former Topekan will get international attention today spoofing "The Gray Lady" of journalism. The 32-page "I Can't Believe It's Not The New York Times" hits newsstands today, bringing to its readers...
Tags: FINANCE, Government, MARKETING, New York Times Co., Taxes
Research articles 1999-04-01
NY Times Champions Workplace Shorts, Hairy Legs
Was the New York Times trying to be funny when it published its men's fashion feature, “Shorts Crack the Code?” In our BNET piece, Five Rules of Style for the Business-Casual Workplace, San Francisco business style consultant, Anthea Tolomei, relates the story of a recent trip to...
Tags: Michael Mattis, Human Resources, Workplace, Women, New York Times Co., Gender And Diversity
Blog posts 2008-08-01
Investors Bearish on Future of NYT
Every Sunday morning, for many years, one of the very first things that I, and millions of other people, do, is to open the front door and pick up The New Your Times. Ever since the newspaper created its national edition, and offered home delivery here, a continent away from...
Tags: Crowdsourcing, Investor, David Weir
Blog posts 2009-02-10
Sign of the 'Times:' Old Gray Lady Cuts Newsroom Staff
One of my mantras of 21st century media relations is that "the New York Times is not going away." In other words, just because we're seeing a rise of social media and new important online media outlets such as TechCrunch and Light Reading, you shouldn't assume that means that long-standing...
Tags: Jon Greer, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Online Media, Media
Blog posts 2008-02-15
Newspaperless?
When the Capital Times, the daily newspaper serving Wisconsin’s capital city, Madison, announced it was “going paperless” recently, the story briefly attracted national attention. I wonder whether a year from now, a similar announcement from, say, Lansing or Sacramento or Little Rock would even be covered outside...
Tags: David Weir, Workforce Management, Human Resources, Recruitment & Selection, Circulation, Newspaper
Blog posts 2008-02-19
BNET Energy Scoops the New York Times
Scooping the New York Times doesn't happen every day, which is why it's great to see the Gray Lady following David Phillips in reporting on a shortage of deep-sea oil-drilling ships. Alert readers of BNET Energy may recall that David was one of the first to report on the subject...
Tags: David P. Hamilton, Internet, Blogging, Ship, New York Times Co.
Blog posts 2008-06-18
PILAR OF SOCIETY.(Brief article)
Design journalist extraordinaire Pilar Viladas of The New York Times has penned a new book on interiors. "Domesticities At Home With The New York Times" is an ode to all the stylish interiors loved by ... Design journalist extraordinaire Pilar Viladas of The New...
Tags: New York Times Co.
Research articles 2006-01-09
Magazine proves to be Gray Lady's Sunday best; Moss' lifestyle with news a financial winner.(News)(New York Times Magazine)
Byline: valerie block When war rages, editing The New York Times Magazine requires a little sleight of hand. The magazine goes to bed 10 days before it's delivered, but arrives inside a newspaper whose A section reports the latest battlefield d...
Tags: financial, New York Times Co.
Research articles 2003-04-21
In the lab at The Times; Gray Lady's first ad chief talks about the paper's three latest `experiments,' and the competition.(News)(The New York Times)(Denise Warren)(Interview)
Byline: NAT IVES Byline: NAT IVES
Tags: advertisement, NAT IVES, New York Times Co.
Research articles 2005-12-05
No. 9 The New York Times; "Old gray lady' has revamped its business coverage.
Byline: M.S. Byline: M.S.
Tags: New York Times Co.
Research articles 2006-05-08
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