MEDIA TRENDS

Mayor Mike Bloomberg may emerge as a white knight for The New York Times. Bloomberg aides are reportedly encouraging...

When readers open their Wall Street Journals today, they will discover a paper fashioned to the tastes of its owner.

U.S. News & World Report Whacks Frequency U.S. News & World Report is whacking its rate base to 1.

Pearson Sells Stake in Business Standard Financial Times publisher Pearson is selling its 13.85% stake in India's...

Ad networks are benefiting from marketers' spending on behavioral targeting—which is set to increase.

B-to-B Publishing Has 'Sunk Into Death Spiral' Paul Conley: Things are awful and getting worse. That's my conclusion...

Magazine Ad Revenue, Pages Decline According to the Publishers Information Bureau's most recent quarterly report,...

Magazines that cover news, business and luxury goods were sent reeling in the first quarter of the year, while food...

Over Last Year, Dailies Shrank Their Newsrooms By Biggest Margin in Three Decades (E&P) U.S. daily newspapers...

Pearson's London-based Financial Times is said to be staging a remarkable turnaround. Analysts reckon that in 2007 the...

Entrepreneur Media, publisher of Entrepreneur magazine, is on the block for $200 million. Among those said to be in the...

The advertising industry's business model "is no longer valid, no longer relevant," says Maurice Levy, CEO of...

Chrysler today said it will spend 29% in interactive media to launch a new model, the 2009 Dodge Journey crossover, a...

Outdoor advertising firm Lamar Advertising boasts 720 digital screens in 120 advertising markets. Digital screens...

The Internet will usurp television as the biggest advertising medium in Britain by the end of 2009, according to a new...

Rupert Murdoch foresees the end of traditional mass media with consumers receiving news and entertainment from limited...

New media and digital are still a focus for broadcasters, says Wachovia analyst Marci Ryvicker in her roundup of...

said Gary Stibel, CEO of the New England Consulting Group. Here is a look at some of the media spending trends of 2007:...

A study of big media companies from 2003 to 2007 suggests that they will end up smaller and that shrinkage may be...

Business news is booming these days. Business-news sections not so much. Newspapers across the country are quietly...

While much of the publishing industry grits its teeth in anticipation of a recession and established publishers reign...

The rise of a new year did not spark a rise in credit card direct mail, according to new research from Mintel...

People's media habits are changing, as they go online more often and regularly, observes Mark Glaser. Among today's new...

Despite the slowing economy, mergers and acquisitions in the media industry are keeping up a fairly strong pace,...

Starting April 16, The Wall Street Journal will begin printing its U.S. edition in London and selling the paper in...