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October 30, 09
Oz TV, tax ploy behind Canwest’s troubles
The story (or at least its competitor Globe and Mail’s version) behind Canadian media colossus Canwest Global’s decline into bankruptcy protection.
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October 28, 09
Yahoo CEO: We’ve lost respect, operating margin pathetic…
Yahoo Investor Day about regaining respect, says Bates
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October 27, 09
Who says newspapers can’t be fun?
I'm currently working on client research relating to successful promotions of directory products, coupons, and business directories, and stumbled upon this gem of a promo done by PennySaver. It is a must-see for sure, and worth all four minutes of it!
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October 26, 09
MySpace moves classifieds, goes more social
MySpace has moved its Oodle-powered classifieds into its Apps Gallery, making it possible for MySpace users to place the Oodle-built application on their personal home pages. It’s better positioning than where it used to be: nearly undetectable, tucked away in a sub-directory tree accessible from MySpace’s footer links.
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October 26, 09
GeoCities closes, ArchiveTeam tries to save its pages
Facebook to buy FriendFeed, predicts ArchiveTeam’s Deathwatch
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October 25, 09
Dart: Craigslist ‘hijacked for criminal purposes’…
Cook County Sheriff Thomas Dart, who lost a lawsuit seeking to block hooker ads on Craigslist, says he may appeal because he believes the site has been “hijacked for criminal purposes.”
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October 22, 09
Moroney: ‘We’ve cut too far’
Jim Moroney of The Dallas Morning News and A.H. Belo Corp. told the SNPA “news industry summit” that newspapers have cut too far. His newspaper is starting to add content and hire more journalists again, bucking an industry trend.
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October 21, 09
Craig fought the sheriff, and the law … lost
Craigslist wins a decisive ruling against the Cook County, Illinois, sheriff, who had charged the Web site with promoting prostitution. (Click on the headline for more.)
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October 21, 09
Journalism reconstruction: Should government pay?
A report on the future of journalism recommends government and philanthropic subsidies to ensure the future of public affairs reporting.
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October 20, 09
Virtual conference rooms can also generate revenue
Shift Worldwide announces new virtual meeting product
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October 19, 09
Classifieds ever coming back to newspapers? Lively debate…
“Rock-solid future” for small papers, but larger metros must adjust, newspaper execs told.
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October 19, 09
Stock market punishes Canada’s Yellow Pages
A major Globe and Mail article outlines the challenges facing Canada’s Yellow Pages Group, despite its 93 per cent market share.
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October 19, 09
SNPA conference: Only gloomy if you refuse to look into…
INMA’s Wilkinson tells SNPA publishers to expect positive change.
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October 16, 09
Three Ideas Worth Millions
Innovative venture-funded media firms
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October 15, 09
LinkedIn increases users, now increasing staff
50 million now on LinkedIn, staff to jump 68 percent
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October 14, 09
7 reasons publishers don’t need to blog every day
I’ve always felt that I’ve been an under-performer when it comes to updating my blog. But posting frequency isn’t as important as quality of content. Important lessons for publishers who are struggling to keep up on their blogs.
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October 13, 09
Wilkinson: A ‘blueprint for change’
Earl Wilkinson of the International Newsmedia Marketing Association will speak at the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association next week in Naples, Fla.
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October 12, 09
Dave Morgan on ‘The last newspaper’
Dave Morgan, who was a true pioneer in interactive media and newspapers (and has the awards to prove it), is going to be giving “The Last Newspaper” speech at the New Jersey Press Association annual meeting on Oct. 29.
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October 12, 09
Finally, some serendipity
Google Fast Flip, a new, experimental feature from Google Labs lets you flip through thumbnails of home pages of content sites in real time.



