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The Daily News is now undergoing what employees of the tabloid have been fearing for weeks: Multiple insiders tell Capital that layoffs have hit the newsroom today.
Four leading reporters and editors from The Times-Picayune, including Pulitzer Prize winners who covered Hurricane Katrina, signed up to work for The Advocate Wednesday, a week after businessman John Georges bought the daily newspaper and promised to beef up its operations in New Orleans.
Extends FT journalism onto popular mobile app.
Microsoft is offering to pay $1 billion to buy the digital assets of Nook Media LLC, the digital book and college book joint venture with Barnes & Noble and other investors.
The 1970s entry "Fleet Street" hails from Lionsgate TV and Richard Branson's Virgin Produced.
Net income tripled to $2.85 billion in the period ended March 31, New York-based News Corp. said yesterday in a statement.
The unions said the Koch brothers promote policies that would hurt retirement security for workers.
For as long as Rachel Singer and Alana Kayfetz can remember, the
Canadian Jewish News has always been at the centre of many lively family
debates. The 29-year-old friends are subscribers, like their parents
and their parents’ parents.
Canadian newspaper publishers Torstar Corp and Quebecor Inc delivered
more bad news to investors on Wednesday, saying that cost cuts were
failing to keep pace with an accelerating decline in print media
revenue.
From online newspaper to smart TV.
The Huffington Post rolled out its first Asian edition in Japan on Tuesday.
Major news organizations including Reuters, Al Jazeera, CBS, NPR, the
BBC, The Guardian and the Associated Press have all made headlines in
the past year after hackers took over their Twitter accounts. The
attacks are always embarrassing and can negatively impact the reputation
of your news organization, but the attacks can also cause panic and
real damage, as we saw recently.
AOL continues its surprising turnaround with another quarter of growth
in its content and advertising segment. The company is still, however,
depending on its legacy business for all its profit.
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