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NEWS INDUSTRY

New technologies have redistributed access and knowledge from controlling institutions to the masses. The news industry has to adapt. More tools, devices, creators, and content shape a sharing society where everyone competes for influence and attention. The 'new news' flows from every direction and requires new filters for readers and new business models for publishers. What is the future of the news industry?

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The Newspaper Business Then and Now - Andy Rooneymore

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The New York Times and Wall Street Journal are pursuing readers from regional U.S. newspapers in their fight to survive...

Nation's largest publisher of gay and lesbian papers shuts downmore

Today's sudden closure of Window Media kills the Washington Blade, Houston Voice, Southern Voice & South Florida...

Close Journalism Schools?more

Close journalism schools? No! Train professional journalists and pay them a living wage. Democracy depends on it!

How Twitter is Changing the Face of Mediamore

The most radical shift to media in recent years is that we now have a central real-time hub that serves to enhance...

Advertising - Online Ads Are Booming, if They’re Attached to a Videomore

MSNBC's Web site streams a report from “Nightly News,” NBC's evening newscast. featuring the anchor Brian Williams. CNN.

The Internet Still Confuses Rupurt Murdochmore

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Ex-BusinessWeek editor: Bloomberg deal good for the magazinemore

Former BusinessWeek editor Stephen Shepard said Thursday night that Bloomberg’s proposed acquisition of the weekly...

Reporters or Voyeurs? Media Trapped in Real Timemore

It always stops me in my tracks when a television anchor utters a phrase that somehow references the real world as...

U.S. Newspaper Circulation Drops as Times, Post Fall (Update1)more

U.S. newspaper circulation declines steepened in the six months through September after publishers raised subscription...

Hold Off the Pitchforks!more

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It is widely believed that voters will re-elect Michael Bloomberg for a third term as mayor of New York City on...

BusinessWeek awaits successor to Adlermore

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A FACTOR IN THE FAILURE OF NETWORK NEWSmore

Why is mainstream news failing? The majority of money is spent not on journalists or reporting, but on celebrity news...

Murdoch questions free web content - WARC Newsmore

NEW YORK: Rupert Murdoch, chief executive of News Corp, the media company, has argued that the amount of free content...

Fortune Magazine to Cut Number of Issuesmore

Capping a tumultuous year for business magazines, Fortune is planning to publish about one-quarter fewer issues...

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It’s a decade-old debate: should professional media charge users for quality journalism, or has the explosion of...

What a Declining Business Media Means to CEOsmore

The declining state of business journalism means a smaller number of less experienced reporters are covering more...

AP and News Corp. overvalue their contentmore

The CEOs for AP and News Corp. made another big splash last week by once again going after content aggregators that...

Times Says It Will Cut 100 Newsroom Jobs more

The New York Times plans to eliminate 100 newsroom jobs — about 8 percent of the total — by year’s end, offering...

A Nerd's Take On The Future Of News Mediamore

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Benjamin Fulford propagates outrageous lies about Queen Elizabeth IImore

Over the past few hours and days, Fulford has willfully propagated a hodgepodge of truly viscous lies about Her...

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