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New York Times Co. (NYT) is in the Media Industry
- Revenue
- Dec 30 2007
- $3.1B
- Profit
- Dec 30 2007
- $208.7M
- Market Cap
- May 08 2008
- $2.7B
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NYT unveils 25% stake in ad network, quadrantONE
The New York Times Company (NYT) invested USD1.9m for a 25% stake in the newly created online ad network quadrantONE, reveals a filing uncovered by paidContent. quadrantONE was founded in Feb by the NYT, Hearst, Gannett and Tribune, to serve ads on the online versions of the four publishers'...
McClatchy Ad Slump Continues, Shares Fall
By Robert MacMillan NEW YORK (Reuters) - McClatchy Co (MNI) posted a net loss on Wednesday because of plunging advertising sales hurting newspapers in some of its key markets, and said the ad slump will continue in the second quarter. The company also...
WSJ Editor Quits as Murdoch Puts Stamp on Paper
By Robert MacMillan NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Wall Street Journal's top editor resigned on Tuesday, giving News Corp (NWSa) chief Rupert Murdoch an opening to further put his stamp on the newspaper he bought four months ago. "I am proud to have...
New York Times is Not For Sale: Sulzberger Jr
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York Times Co (NYT) Chairman Arthur Sulzberger Jr told shareholders on Tuesday the company is not for sale, disputing media reports. "This company is not for sale," he said, calling recent media reports suggesting otherwise "ill informed." Speculation...
Gannett Quarterly Profit Falls
By Robert MacMillan NEW YORK (Reuters) - Gannett Co Inc (GCI), the largest U.S. newspaper publisher, posted a 9 percent drop in quarterly profit and sharply lower classified advertising on Monday as a weaker U.S. economy deepened a print industry ad slump. The...
Adobe AIR Takes Productivity Offline
At its Engage event, held yesterday in San Francisco, Adobe announced the release of its Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) software. The software, which has been in beta since last June and is now available for free download, allows applications and the content they produce to migrate from the...
The Battle for The New York Times
This is a fascinating battle where two fundamental impulses--the right of shareholders to earn the best possible returns and the role of an independent media in the American democracy--come into conflict. Disclosure: I've been writing for the Times for seven years, but think I can step back...
Turn Off Auto-Complete on Your Email
Or at least make sure you pay close attention to who you're emailing before you hit send. That message, which has always been pretty close to Business Hacks' heart, was nailed home today when it appears that the New York Times scoop about a one billion dollar Eli Lilly settlement...
Ungated NYTimes Draws Record Number of Visitors
The Internet has changed everything, everyone agrees. But that reality is probably most pressing for traditional media companies used to pushing hard copies of their content, whether on paper or little plastic disks. For those following how well these companies are adapting, the tale of the rise and fall of...
Toyota, Hypocrisy and Green PR
We've written about how green initiatives at your company can be good for the long-term bottom line and, of course, how they aren't bad for PR either. Of course, sometimes they really are. Especially when you are caught talking out of both sides of your mouth, as Toyota was last...
Google Hits $600: A Round-Up of Chatter
Google's stock price briefly topped $600 a share today, a new high. It seems Google is everywhere in the business press, and not just for this latest stock market high water mark. A quick round-up of Google chatter: Bloomberg canvassed over 30 stock analysts for their price...
Get with the Times: Kill the Online Subscription Model
As of midnight tonight, access to much of the New York Times online content, previously limited to TimesSelect users (who paid $7.95 monthly or $49.95 annually), will be free for all. The resultant increased traffic should position the Times to generate ad revenue far exceeding lost subscription dollars. Vivian Schiller,...
Industries Look to Washington For Regulation
What do the makers of popcorn, antifreeze and upholstered furniture have in common? All are pressuring Washington for more federal regulation of their industries. You heard right, more regulation. The NY Times reports this weekend that, in a dramatic turnaround, industry groups representing everything from children's toys...
Does the Transition at Chrysler Signal Big Changes for the Big 3?
Cerberus Capital Management LP announced today that former Home Depot Inc. Chief Executive Officer Robert Nardelli will take on the role of CEO at Chrysler, unleashing a flood of speculation about the meaning of the appointment. Nardelli left Home Depot under a cloud of controversy surrounding his compensation and the...
Unanswered Questions at the New York Times
Arthur Sulzberger no doubt put a scare into New York Times Co. readers this week when he said the Times' print edition might not exist in five years, and said he didn't give a hoot one way or the other. I'm guessing this tactic is not the best way to quell...
Conflict Resolution for Men
The person who can get through life without conflict has yet to be born. Conflicts in communication can result from off-hand remarks, deliberate attacks or genuine misunderstandings. The result can be misery, stress, depression, loss of sleep, etc, all of which may serve to escalate already tense and often unnecessary...
Top 10 Conflict Resolution and Communication Skills
Conventional wisdom (and research) says that good communication can improve relationships, increasing intimacy, trust and support. The converse is also true: poor communication can weaken bonds, creating mistrust and even contempt! This paper provides some examples of negative and even destructive attitudes and communication patterns that can exacerbate conflict in...
Outsourcing, Turned Inside Out
From the executive summary: ‘Throughout the United States foreign companies are spending billions of dollars to build or expand operations. In the process, they are lifting local economies and offsetting some of the jobs being sent offshore by American companies. Economists say that insourced jobs tend to be higher-paying and...
Internet Advertising
This article says that Internet advertising revenue in the United States is estimated to have increased in the first quarter. According to the Interactive Advertising Bureau in New York, the first time in two years that revenue had grown in consecutive quarters. 12 companies that are members of the bureau...
The New York Times Company - Annual Report 2002
This is the annual report of The New York Times Company for the year 2002. In 2002 the Company and Discovery Communications Inc. formed a joint venture to co-own a digital cable channel, which will be re-branded in early 2003 as The Discovery Times Channel. The Company also invested in...
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Board of Directors
Mr. Arthur Sulzberger Jr.
Chairman
Ms. Lynn G. Dolnick
Mr. William E. Kennard
Ms. Dawn G. Lepore
Mr. David E. Liddle
Ms. Ellen R. Marram
Ms. Janet L. Robinson
Mr. Michael Golden
Vice-Chairman
Mr. Robert N. Denham
Mr. Scott Galloway
Mr. James A. Kohlberg
Mr. Thomas Middelhoff
Ms. Doreen A. Toben
Mr. Raul E. Cesan
Mr. Daniel H. Cohen
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