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| 07-03-2008 |
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LA Times Media Group Cuts 250 Jobs
The AP has reported that The Los Angeles Times plans to cut 250 positions, including 150 jobs in the print and online news departments, citing poor ad sales as the main reason for the...
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| 07-02-2008 |
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The Long & Slow Goodbye for Quick & Simple
AdAge reported yesterday that Hearst's women's mag Quick & Simple will shut down, making the July 29 issue its last. Despite increasing its ad pages nearly 56% in the first half of 2008, the wellness magazine is folding after three years due in part to...
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| 07-02-2008 |
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American Photo & Apple Seek Out Picture Perfect Talent
A picture is worth a thousand words...but the right portfolio is worth a lot more than that. Photography magazine American Photo has teamed up with Apple's new Aperture 2 software to find new emerging photographers...
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| 07-01-2008 |
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Google & 'Family Guy' Creator Make AdSense
The New York Times reported yesterday that Seth MacFarlane, the creator of the once-defunt and now revived animated series Family Guy, is entering into a partnership with Google in which they use an unusual distribution and advertising method for MacFarlane's...
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| 07-01-2008 |
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NY Mag Founding Editor Passes Away
Clay Felker, the founding editor of New York magazine, passed away of natural causes at his home in New York City this morning with his wife Gail Sheehy by his side. See below for current New York editor-in-chief Adam Moss's statement: American journalism...
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| 06-30-2008 |
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Facebook Officially More Popular Than MySpace
A Washington Post report (via the LA Times) released the news last week that for the first time ever, Facebook has surpassed MySpace in monthly visitors. While Facebook’s popularity has grown steadily in the U.S. over the past year, the reason for the...
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| 06-30-2008 |
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Surfing The Airwaves
The Chicago Tribune reported last week on American Airlines’ latest plan to try to retain customers (while emptying the change out of their pockets). American is now offering passengers the chance to test...
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| 06-30-2008 |
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Classic Maxell Ad More Iconic than Nike, VW
Last week, we asked you, the minonline readers, about three iconic ads that appeared in The Real Men & Women of...
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| 06-25-2008 |
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Keith Kelly on The Village Voice's Labor Relations
New York Post columnist reports (June 23) that health care is the "major vocal point" in negotiations between The Village Voice management and the editorial staff, who...
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| 06-24-2008 |
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Downie to Exit the Washington Post
The Washington Post reported today that its executive editor, Leonard Downie Jr., will be leaving his post Sept. 8. Downie, who led the Post's editorial...
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| 06-24-2008 |
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New York Times Pulls Herald Tribune Closer Into Its Orbit
The New York Times is developing a co-branded home page with the International Herald Tribune, according to an internal Times memo obtained by Fishbowl NY. The memo says the Times, which gained full ownership of the IHT in 2003, will...
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| 06-23-2008 |
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CableFAX’s Content Business Launches
Premium online service covering cable programming goes live. CableFAX (and min) parent company Access Intelligence today launched Content Business (www.cablefaxcontentbusiness.com), an online premium service featuring proprietary coverage of cable content...
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| 06-20-2008 |
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Singles Recognized by New Title
The media—via film and music—has long treated singles as second-class citizen afflicted with a condition that must be cured by well-meaning matchmakers. L.A.-based Singular Communications has launched Singular magazine along with...
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| 06-19-2008 |
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Ganzi Quits Hearst In Surprise Move
As was reported by The Wall Street Journal this morning, Victor F. Ganzi has resigned as president and chief executive of Hearst Corp. His...
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| 06-18-2008 |
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Letterman Sits Down With Lance Armstrong, Arch Digest
Last night (June 17), Lance Armstrong appeared on the Late Show with David Letterman to promote his new wellness website www.livestrong.com. The Tour de France champion and his foundation are launching the...
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| 06-18-2008 |
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Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. change in command
The "French Revolution" at Elle-/Car and Driver-/Woman's Day-flagshipped Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. accelerated Wednesday (June 18) with the announced promotion of Paris-based Lagardère Active chief operating officer (directeur...
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| 06-17-2008 |
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ABM Gets Behind New Business Video Portal
Building an online video audience within the business media community can be quite the challenge, but American Business Media has proven they're up for it. They are supporting the new Dragonfly and Tremor Media global video portal, where they will provide...
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| 06-17-2008 |
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Murdoch Shuts Down UK News Magazine Division
News Corp. executive James Murdoch (and son of the infamous Rupert) has made the decision of behalf of News International to shut down its three-year-old News Magazines division, publisher of titles including BSkyB's SkyMag. News Magazines...
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| 06-16-2008 |
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Brand New Brandweek.com
Nielsen's Brandweek has unveiled the newly rebuilt and redesigned Brandweek.com today (June 16), which includes a retooled online experience, deeper reporting on specific marketing...
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| 06-16-2008 |
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Miami Herald Publisher Cutting 10% of Work Force
One of the largest American newspaper publishers has reported that as ad revenues drop, so will it's work force. California-based McClatchy Co. is cutting 1,400 jobs, or 10 percent of its work force...
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