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- Wallstrip Chat: Peter Kafka and the new face of journalism
- After eight years at Forbes, he is managing editor at Silicon Alley Insider. Peter Kafka sits down with Julie Alexandria to share his thoughts on the future of newspapers and magazines, the 2008 recession, and the hit TV show "American Idol."
- Videos 2008-06-09
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- Leg injury may keep Kafka from starting.(Sports)
- Byline: Adam Rittenberg Daily Herald Sports Writer Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald will make a game-time decision on his starting quarterback for Saturday's Big Ten opener at Penn State after Mike Kafka injured his left leg against Nevada. Kafka, who has started the...
- Research articles 2006-09-26
- Czech novelist Arnost Lustig awarded Kafka Prize
- PRAGUE AFP — Czech author Arnost Lustig has been chosen as the eighth winner of the annual Franz Kafka literary prize, the Czech association commemorating the famous Prague author announced Tuesday. "The decision to award the prize to Lustig was taken by the jury," Daniela Uherkova of the Franz...
- Research articles 2008-04-08
- Kafka
- Kafka: A Very Short Introduction. Ritchie Robertson. Oxford University Press. [pounds sterling]6.99. ix + 136 pages. ISBN 0-19-280455-3. As Mr Robertson says perceptively in his opening pages, 'the sombre Kafka is for the 20th (and so far the 21st) century what the sombre figure of Byron was for the 19th'....
- Research articles 2005-04-01
- Rules for Marketing
- I’ve been a little hard on Marketing lately, so I thought it would be a good time to be helpful and provide some Really Useful Rules for Marketing to Follow. To keep it real, I’ll present a brief case study based upon my decades of experience in high tech,...
- Blog posts 2007-05-18
- Wenner's Online World, Circa 2009 (Profitable?)
- Some ten and a half years ago, on one of my frequent visits to Manhattan, I stopped in to see my old friend and former boss, Jann Wenner, at Rolling Stone. We talked for a while about the ascendance of the web and...
- Blog posts 2009-09-02
- Web Traffic Counts Are Off; Will Advertisers Run?
- Do you know how much traffic your website gets? Here's a better question: do your advertisers trust that number's accuracy? Tracking companies seem to be at odds when it comes to keeping count -- and their estimates are often dramatically less than companies' internal calculations. The New York Times used Style.com...
- Blog posts 2007-10-23
- Fidelity proves it's a giant performer.
- Paul Kafka, Fidelity's urbane public relations man, occasionally gets frustrated by what Financial Times journalists write about the fund management industry. He feels we do not give enough credit to active managers. Paul Kafka, Fidelity's urbane public relations man, occasionally gets frustrated by...
- Research articles 2004-03-22
- Lions reach pivotal point of season
- Penn State figures to have a Kafka-esque experience this afternoon against Northwestern. And whether the 2-2 Nittany Lions treat it as The Trial or The Metamorphosis of the season should reveal a lot about their future. The 2-2 Wildcats, with quarterback Mike Kafka still struggling to fill the departed Brett...
- Research articles 2006-09-30
- Apple's Upsell: The iTunes Pass
- Peter Kafka submits: At Steve Jobs’ insistence, the iTunes music store proposition to customers has always been simple: You pay us 99 cents, you get a song. But that’s starting to change. Earlier this year, the music labels finally got Apple AAPL to agree to a tiered pricing plan...
- External links 2009-02-24
- Upside at the Washington Post: At Least Web Ads Didn?t Disappear Last Quarter
- Peter Kafka submits: At this point you need to be a skilled relativist to find something positive to say about the newspaper business. Last fall, for instance, executives at the Washington Post Co. WPO could argue that while their flagship newspaper had a lousy third quarter, it represented an...
- External links 2009-02-25
- Can Web Sites Make More Money Selling Fewer Ads?
- Peter Kafka submits: It’s a classic seller’s gambit: Increase prices by cutting supply. The online publishers’ version: Make your ads more valuable by selling fewer ads. Here’s how SmartMoney.com did it, according to Advertising Age. In October, it stopped selling one of the three display ads it sells on...
- External links 2009-03-01
- The New York Times Sells Its HQ, Starts Paying $2 Million a Month in Rent
- Peter Kafka submits: More cash to shore up the New York Times NYT: As the Times itself previously predicted, the paper has sold off most of its portion of its Manhattan headquarters for $225 million. by Peter Kafka
- External links 2009-03-09
- New York Times CEO: We Know What?s Wrong With Our Business. But We're Not Sure What To Do About It
- Peter Kafka submits: Good news for everyone who’s been insisting that the New York Times NYT needs a radical overhaul in order to survive the digital era: CEO Arthur Sulzberger Jr. agrees with you. The bad news: It’s 2009, and he doesn’t know what that overhaul should be. by...
- External links 2009-03-14
- Time Inc. Wonders What You?ll Pay For on the Web
- Peter Kafka submits: Time Warner’s Time Inc. TWX invited the press to its midtown headquarters yesterday to show off the latest and greatest at the publishing group’s digital portfolio. But while Time is happy to boast about its online audience, it is also acknowledging that Web advertising alone may...
- External links 2009-03-19
- Palm: Never Mind Our Earnings - The Pre is Going to be Awesome
- Peter Kafka submits: Give Palm credit: The handset maker, which has been struggling to figure out whether it wants to heighten expectations or dampen them, delivered third quarter results that were just as lousy as it had promised. Palm PALM said it lost 89 cents a share — or...
- External links 2009-03-20
- CBS Says No One's Getting Anything Done at Work: March Madness Web Traffic Up 56 Percent
- Peter Kafka submits: I’ve only watched a couple minutes of March Madness so far, and I haven’t watched a second on my laptop. But apparently I’m in the minority: CBS, which is streaming the entire college basketball tournament for free on the Web, says traffic to its video player...
- External links 2009-03-21
- LA Times Outsources Reporting to NBC, And Hopes You Notice
- Peter Kafka submits: Remember when the New York Times NYT started selling off part of its front page to CBS CBS earlier this year, generating a brief bit of buzz? The Los Angeles Times does, and now it’s trying to one-up that stunt: Instead of just running an ad...
- External links 2009-04-09
- Google Braces for Its First Quarterly Decline
- Peter Kafka submits: Let’s get this out of the way in advance: When Google delivers its first-quarter report card today, it will likely mark the first time the search giant sees revenue decline from one quarter to the next. So that’s a big deal. But it has...
- External links 2009-04-16
- Apple: Steve Jobs Is Fine, and We Still Hate Netbooks
- Peter Kafka submits: Next to no news from the Apple earnings call this afternoon, which is just the way Apple execs like their earnings calls. Once again, the company provided no information about CEO Steve Jobs’ health, except to note that he is still scheduled to come back to...
- External links 2009-04-22
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