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Online Ad Revenues At The New York Times Keep Dropping Like A RockAs if the New York Times doesn't have enough to worry about, with total advertising revenues down 32 percent in the second quarter, its online business is deteriorating as well.
Numbers tell sad tale for 2008-09 seasonNetworks report ratings slump
AP cuts newspaper rates, moves to protect Web news |NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Associated Press unveiled rate cuts on Monday to help member newspapers reeling from declining advertising revenue and said that it would sue websites that used its members' articles without permission
Local Advertising Spending Forecast to Decline Through 2013 - Advertising Age - MediaWorksNewspaper advertising decline continues. The future of news papering i in doubt.
The Times Starts Selling Display Ads on Page 1 - NYTimes.comWhen ad revenue declines in the newspaper industry you look for any and all options to bring in additional income.
NBC Surpasses $1 Billion In Olympic AdsA day before the Olympics kick off in Beijing, NBC Universal announced it has garnered more than $1 billion in advertising revenue for the event for which it spent $894 million to acquire the U.S. broadcast and digital rights.
New-Media Focus Splits Associated Press MembersAs the economic pressure on newspapers intensifies, the Associated Press, (AP) a 162-year-old news-gathering cooperative for the industry, is beginning to fracture.
Bridging the Abyss | American Journalism ReviewSobering article on the future of newspapers, and by implication, the media companies that run them.
How Google Has Screwed Up the MySpace Deal | Epicenter from Wired.comLots of smart people are trying to figure out how to monetize social networks. It's no easy feat: Even if millions of people log on to Facebook twice a day, they aren't there to buy sneakers, they're there to connect with friends.
It's that time again! The November earnings have been posted, I had my best month to date. How'd everyone do? Has anyone started to see a pattern of increase due to the MSNBC acquisition?
On the Web, English Becomes Coin of the RealmThe Internet may be a global platform, but when it comes to advertising, one language speaks louder than others: English.
Wanted: Experienced, passionate citizens for hyperlocal sites: Earn $$$ from your home!Backfence has joined the growing list of hyperlocal, grassroots journalism initiatives which have failed. But here are some back-of-the-envelope numbers which suggest such sites can, and should, succeed.
Most Forecasters Lower Their Full Year Ad Spend Prognoses And Traditional Media's Angst At The Growing Digital Spend Gets WorseAccording to Goldman Sachs analyst, Peter Appert, newspaper publishers are in a world of revenue trouble. Though numbers look favorable throughout the world, regionally, Europe and the US are on a steady revenue decline.
A worthy cause for your instant messagingMicrosoft will give a portion of its ad revenue to charity every time a new conversation is started with live messenger. Help the world by talking to your friends.
If you are new to Newsvine, have you seen the earnings tab on your account? Have you wondered what it's about? Wondered how it works?
Alright Newsviners, I'm feeling feisty. Right now Newsvine is pretty well received by those who see it, but we're still relative unknowns in a lot of circles. It's time to change that, and here's my idea.
James Boyce: David Geffen: Count Yourself Lucky.Best thing that ever happened to you was NOT getting the LA Times, trust me on this. Sure, it's tempting to think of owning a big major newspaper, and the smell of fresh ink in the morning, but newspapers are dead.
It's that time again! The February earnings have been posted, and from the look of it, ad revenue was down for the month.
So, some thoughts about newsvine. I know, I know, how cliche - but tell me what you think.
Arianna Huffington: News 2.0: the Hybrid Future is Kicking Down the DoorI recently went on vacation with a group of friends, all of whom are major users of the web. It's where we get most of our news and information.
It is hardly news to most of the regular Newsvine readers that propaganda, spin and omissions fill the mainstream corporate news. It is hardly news to me.
A friend of mine recently blogged "Is Blocking Ads Stealing?" This is a question I've been struggling with myself lately. How (un-)ethical is it to use something like Firefox's Adblock extension to block out advertisements?
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