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- The decline of the newspaper means ransom notes, papier-mâché and slacker gift wrapping will never be the same.
- Videos 2008-07-02
- 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...
- Blog posts 2008-02-19
- Saving the Newspaper Industry, Slashing One Section at a Time
- The LA Daily News has diminished and moved its business section to make room for KNOW, a section that will "contain in-depth information about everything from relationships to cars, from issues of faith to the history of the region." The business section, now located in B2, no longer includes stock listings. Likely, KNOW will start...
- Blog posts 2007-10-30
- Recession Silences More Asian-American Voices
- Today comes more bad news for San Francisco's Asian-American community, which comprises a third of the city's population. After 12 years, the Chinese newspaper, Ming Pao Daily, has ceased publication, according to a report appearing on New America Media's online site by Jun Wang. The paper had...
- Blog posts 2009-02-18
- Valassis' Plan to End Newspaper Coupons Outrages Middle America
- Valassis CEO Alan Schultz told investors recently that "we are hearing some consumer grumbling" about his company pulling its Red Plum coupons out of local newspapers in favor of sending them via the U.S. Postal Service or making them available online at RedPlum.com. But it's more than...
- Blog posts 2009-02-24
- Media Roundup: Americans Apathetic to Losing Newspapers, Best Life Folds and More
- In Today's Roundup: Americans apathetic to losing newspapers, Best Life folds, Apple announces iPhone firmware update 3.0, SXSWi attracts tech industry to Texas and Hulu launches social networking feature. by Sean Blanda
- Blog posts 2009-03-13
- Don't Kill the Messenger: Newspapers are Doomed
- For decades, some of the biggest celebrities in U.S. cities have been newspaper columnists. Herb Caen, for example, embodied San Francisco, or at least his slice of it, in a way that no one since he died in the late '90s has been able to replicate....
- Blog posts 2008-08-27
- Q&A with Times' Martin Nisenholtz: The Monetization Cliff Notes
- For the past week or so, The New York Times' featured executive for its online Q&A has been Martin Nisenholtz, long-time head of the Times'Â digital operations and currently senior vp/digital operations. As a public service to BNET Media readers (and to save you from sifting through endless queries from...
- Blog posts 2009-03-16
- It's Time to Let Go of All That
- There's a lot of noise out there -- offline and on -- about how to "save" newspapers and other crumbling media institutions, but precious little signal to it all. A U.S Senator is calling for allowing newspapers to attain non-profit status, under which...
- Blog posts 2009-03-24
- Media Roundup: China Blocks YouTube, Senate Bill May Give Tax Exempt Status to Newspapers and More
- In Today's Media Roundup: China blocks YouTube, Senate bill may give tax exempt status to newspapers, Video games may be the next "5th Network,†NPR sees record ratings, Vibe launches two new digital platforms and TiVo and Blockbuster team up. by Sean Blanda
- Blog posts 2009-03-25
- Don't Blame Craig for Killing Newspapers
- Soon after he finished sitting for an interview with journalist Doug McGray last night, Craig Newmark was back hard at work doing what he says he does best -- handling customer service for his company, Craigslist. I know this because he was answering...
- Blog posts 2009-03-25
- Charming and Scary 1981 Video Accurately Predicts Web's Destruction of Newspapers
- Jim Romenesko picked up a priceless piece of video this week see below showing a 1981 news report from KRON Channel 4 in San Francisco on "turning on your home computer to read the day's newspaper." Anyone who has worked in the media, or cares about its...
- Blog posts 2009-01-30
- New Mantra for Newspapers: Sleep with your Enemy
- Over the past few months as the crisis engulfing traditional media has accelerated, formerly unthinkable alliances between rival organizations have started to become commonplace. In Texas, two old rivals -- the Dallas Morning News and the Fort Worth Star-Telegram -- started sharing concert reviews and photos in...
- Blog posts 2009-01-06
- New Hope for Electronic Newspapers
- For years, newspaper publishers have been anticipating the emergence of a portable electronic devise that could speed up the transition from print to digital in ways that might help their industry to survive. Several products have shown some promise -- the Kindle from Amazon and the eReader...
- Blog posts 2008-09-08
- Their Newspapers in Disarray, Editors Feel Lost
- Over the past four years, the volume of searches on the keyword "newspapers" has fallen by over 50 percent on Google. Ditto with "magazines." During the same time frame, searches on the word "blogs" has effectively doubled, and now is consistently higher than both of the...
- Blog posts 2008-09-12
- The Pro-Am Future for Newspapers
- This is a widget from Predictify that BNET is testing. Each week, a VIP Very Important Predictifier poses a question to the crowd. This week, it is Editor at Large Phil Bronstein of the San Francisco Chronicle asking at what point will user-generated content overtake the journalistic content in a...
- Blog posts 2008-09-19
- The Tipping Point Toward New Media
- In almost every article you'll read on the topic, it's noted that newspapers still collect more ad revenue than do digital media. AdAge estimates that in 2008 newspaper ad revenue will drop 7.7% to $41.9 billion, while internet and mobile ad revenue will grow 20.9% to $26.6 billion, based on...
- Blog posts 2008-10-14
- As Newspapers Fall, Some of Their Websites Soar
- Major trends we've been plotting are accelerating during this economic downturn. Print newspapers and magazines continue to announce circulation declines, revenue losses, increasing newsprint costs, decreasing stock value and loss of market cap. It's bad, bad, bad. The Orange Country Register is laying off another 110 staffers...
- Blog posts 2008-10-29
- Can Government Bail Out Newspapers?
- Maybe in Connecticut. According to a report in today's edition of the Register-Citizen, "Two of Connecticut’s top elected officials, Gov. M. Jodi Rell and Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, said they don’t want to see local newspapers close and would be interested in taking part in a bipartisan...
- Blog posts 2008-11-25
- Media Roundup: Gatehouse Sues New York Times, Newspapers To Sell Office Buildings, and More
- In Today's Media Roundup: Gatehouse Media sues New York Times, Many newspapers to sell buildings, Newspaper sites gain traffic, Labels to create Hulu for music videos and USA Today launches iPhone application by Sean Blanda
- Blog posts 2008-12-23
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