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- rupert murdoch's Old Media Buying Spree
- Newspapers all over the U.S. may be losing advertising revenue, subscribers, and reporters in droves, but big bad media mogul Rupert Murdoch is on a buying spree. Since completing his takeover of the Wall Street Journal last December, Murdoch now holds two major newspapers (the other being...
- Blog posts 2008-04-30
- News Corp Unexpectedly Drops Bid For Newsday
- By Kenneth Li and Robert MacMillan NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rupert Murdoch's News Corp (NWSa) on Saturday dropped its $580 million bid for Tribune Co's Newsday newspaper, just days after Murdoch said a deal was imminent, leaving cable television operator Cablevision (CVC) as...
- News items 2008-05-10
- News Corp Drops Bid For Newsday
- By Kenneth Li and Robert MacMillan NEW YORK (Reuters UK) - Rupert Murdoch's News Corp (NWSa) on Saturday dropped its $580 million (298 million pounds) for Tribune Co's Newsday newspaper, just days after Murdoch said a deal was imminent, leaving cable television operator Cablevision (CVC)...
- News items 2008-05-10
- Latest Round of Losses at N.Y. Times and Gannett
- Newspaper execs from The Big Chill generation might as well be singing "Monday, Monday"* along with The Mamas and the Papas, on their way in to start the workweek these days. Today's pro-forma dose of bad news starts with Gannett Co., the nation's largest newspaper chain,...
- Blog posts 2008-04-21
- News Corp Sees U.S. Economy Hurting Advertising
- By Kenneth Li NEW YORK (Reuters UK) - Rupert Murdoch said on Wednesday stress in the U.S. economy is squeezing advertising budgets, adding that News Corp's (NWSa) Fox Interactive Media would miss an ambitious $1 billion (513 miliion pound) annual revenue goal by 10 percent....
- News items 2008-05-07
- News Corp Sees Economy Hurting Advertising
- By Kenneth Li NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rupert Murdoch said on Wednesday stress in the U.S. economy is squeezing advertising budgets, adding that News Corp's (NWSa) Fox Interactive Media would miss an ambitious $1 billion annual revenue goal by 10 percent. But FIM,...
- News items 2008-05-07
- 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...
- News items 2008-04-22
- Zuckerman Submits $580 Mln Newsday Bid
- NEW YORK (Reuters UK) - New York Daily News owner Mortimer Zuckerman has submitted a $580 million (292.48 million pounds) bid for Tribune Co's Newsday daily newspaper on Long Island, New York, matching a bid by News Corp (NWSa) Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch, according to...
- News items 2008-04-25
- News Corp Profit Rises on Cable and TV Ratings
- NEW YORK (Reuters UK) - Rupert Murdoch's News Corp (NWSa) said on Wednesday its quarterly net profit rose three-fold on higher advertising sales at the Fox TV network and Fox News Channel, as well as a one-time gain from its stock swap with Liberty Media...
- News items 2008-05-07
- Zuckerman Submits $580 Million Newsday Bid: Source
- By Robert MacMillan and Kenneth Li NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York Daily News owner Mortimer Zuckerman has submitted a $580 million bid for Tribune Co's Newsday daily newspaper on Long Island, New York, matching a bid by News Corp (NWSa) Chief Executive...
- News items 2008-04-26
- News Corp Close to Sealing Newsday Deal
- Media magnate Rupert Murdoch is close to sealing a deal to buy Newsday from Tribune Co for about $US580 million ($A615.38 million), media reports say.A deal, long rumoured to be in the works, would put Long Island, New York-based Newsday, the New York Post and The Wall Street Journal...
- News items 2008-04-23
- Zell Unloads on Newspaper Employees, Could Unload Newsday
- Watching the newspaper business self-destruct these past few years has been painful, like witnessing a horrible, slow-motion train crash. As one who's always liked newspapers -- and subscribed to lots of them -- I'm gonna miss them when they're gone. Even now, I can't help but notice...
- Blog posts 2008-03-25
- Zell Unloads on Newspaper Employees, Might Unload Newsday
- Watching the newspaper business self-destruct these past few years has been painful, like witnessing a horrible, slow-motion train crash. As one who's always liked newspapers -- and subscribed to lots of them -- I'm gonna miss them when they're gone. Even now, I can't help but notice...
- Blog posts 2008-03-26
- Is a Good Face Good for Business?
- Facial coding, the idea that your expression gives away what you are really thinking, was put forth some 40 years ago by psychologist Paul Ekman . But does it work in business? Can you tell what CEOs really think, just by looking, or are they so carefully trained that...
- Blog posts 2008-02-26
- Jason Kay: Cashing Out Quickly
- How do you make a bundle quickly? Concentrate on making someone else's business better. That's what Flektor co-founder Jason Kay and his partners did when they developed a media mashup tool that made creating videos and sharing pictures on MySpace easier. The result? They were bought out for millions by...
- Videos 2007-11-26
- How to Condescend Your Boss, Dow Jones-Style
- Rupert Murdoch is all fired up about the potential for WSJ online — perhaps a little too fired up. Murdoch said that the site would drop its subscription model, and that he anticipates a massive increase in readership — from one million to 10-15 million — when the site becomes...
- Blog posts 2007-11-14
- Word on the Street is that the Street Will Be Free
- Rupert Murdoch's News Corp has big plans for the Wall Street Journal once the $5 billion deal is finalized this year. Murdoch says he'll likely make WSJ.com free. Previously, all articles were offered only to subscribers. The Wall Street Journal would join some other large newspaper holdings to...
- Blog posts 2007-11-14
- Richard Rosenblatt: How I Sold MySpace
- How do you replicate success? If anyone knows, it's Richard Rosenblatt. In 1999, Rosenblatt sold iMall to Excite@Home for $565 million. Five years later, as CEO of Intermix, he sold its MySpace property to NewsCorp for $580 million. Here, he shares insights on dealmaking, being in the room with Rupert...
- Videos 2007-09-17
- Can Murdoch Reorient the WSJ Without Alienating Existing Customers?
- With the Bancroft family, primary owner of Dow Jones & Company, publisher of the Wall Street Journal, finally agreeing Tuesday night to accept Rupert Murdoch's News Corp's $5 billion bid for the company, one would think that the soap opera would be over. But frenzied media coverage continues, mostly speculating...
- Blog posts 2007-08-01
- James Murdoch and Willy Wonka On Crowdsourcing
- In case you missed it, the Financial Times had a great column on James Murdoch, CEO of British Sky Broadcasting and son of Rupert Murdoch, and how he used a type of one-on-one crowdsourcing last month. Murdoch invited groups of British Sky Broadcasting customers to his office...
- Blog posts 2007-04-19
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