Around the Net In Media Issues for April 2006

Around the Net In Media - Friday, April 28, 2006
In Digital Age, Magazines Must Establish 24/7 Interaction With Readers by Cable Neuhaus
Top Entertainment Execs Gather To Assess Web's Role In Their Biz by Cable Neuhaus
Ford Goes All The Way, Will Produce Its Own Reality TV Show by Cable Neuhaus
Propelled by Falling Circulation, Christian Science Monitor Goes Web-Happy by Cable Neuhaus
Singleton: 'No Bigger Problem' For Newspapers Than The Internet by Cable Neuhaus
Around the Net In Media - Thursday, April 27, 2006
Rumors That The New York Times May Take The Company Private by Cable Neuhaus
TiVo's New Box Allows For Recording Two Shows Simultaneously by Cable Neuhaus
It Sounds Zany, But It's True: Jagger Signs For ABC Sitcom by Cable Neuhaus
Newspapers Delivered Via E-Ink Are Moving Into Real-World Test Phase by Cable Neuhaus
Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. Attacks BBC For Its Web Initiatives by Cable Neuhaus
Around the Net In Media - Wednesday, April 26, 2006
Which Celeb Endorsers Turn Out To Be Turn-Offs For Consumers? by Cable Neuhaus
The So-Called Thumb Economy Is Expanding Rapidly In Shanghai by Cable Neuhaus
Radio Professionals Told To Chase Younger Audiences by Cable Neuhaus
Rather, Brokaw Reflect On The New Role Of Anchors, Network Newscasts by Cable Neuhaus
Around the Net In Media - Tuesday, April 25, 2006
Fortune Examines Behavior Of Old- And New-Media Stocks by Cable Neuhaus
Hershel Sarbin On The Question Of Magazines' Vitality by Cable Neuhaus
Familiar Story: Old Media Losing Ad Dollars To Emerging Platforms by Cable Neuhaus
On A Ratings Roll, BET Launches A Broadband Channel by Cable Neuhaus
Local TV Stations Focus On Keeping Eyeballs and Advertisers Local by Cable Neuhaus
Robb Report And Its Rich Cousins Could Bring $500 Million by Cable Neuhaus
Around the Net In Media - Monday, April 24, 2006
Columbia Web Editor: 'Messy Times' For Media by Cable Neuhaus
Late To The Party, TV Guide Moves Into Blogs As Possible Revenue Source by Cable Neuhaus
For Local TV Stations, Breaking The Rules Is A Recommended Strategy by Cable Neuhaus
Goldman Sachs Has Negative View of Newspaper Industry by Cable Neuhaus
Comcast's Burke: VOD Is A Treasure Trove For Advertisers by Cable Neuhaus
TV And The Web Still In Early Days Of Partnering by Cable Neuhaus
Around the Net In Media - Friday, April 21, 2006
How The Internet Is Ruining The Good Old Days For Film Critics by Cable Neuhaus
Media Revolution Is All About Small, Not Large, Audiences by Cable Neuhaus
'Cooking' Didn't Cook: NBC Cancels Show After Just Three Tries by Cable Neuhaus
Shocker: Opie and Anthony Could Be Stern's CBS Replacement by Cable Neuhaus
Philips And Time Inc. Agree On Simplicity Of Contents Location by Cable Neuhaus
Around the Net In Media - Thursday, April 20, 2006
Will Shock Mag Be Too Much Of A Shock For U.S. Audiences? by Cable Neuhaus
Primedia Will Launch Motor Trend TV For Secondary Digital Channels by Cable Neuhaus
Don't Expect Scandal To Sour Burkle On Newspaper Business by Cable Neuhaus
The Blogosphere Is Having A Negative Impact On Aspiring Journalists by Cable Neuhaus
In TV News These Days, It's The Banter That Gets The Gold by Cable Neuhaus
Philips Seeks Patent On Tech To Cancel DVR's Ad-Skipping Feature by Cable Neuhaus
Around the Net In Media - Wednesday, April 19, 2006
NBC Has Plan To Reach Viewers While They're Pumping Gas by Cable Neuhaus
New York Times Turns Its Attention To The Hoo-Ha Over Page Six by Cable Neuhaus
Berkeley Prof Says Wirelines Would Reduce Bills For TV Subscribers by Cable Neuhaus
New Wrinkle: High-Def TV Can Pose Big Problem For On-Air Talent by Cable Neuhaus
Eisner Reportedly Has Trouble Launching An Investment Firm by Cable Neuhaus
Around the Net In Media - Tuesday, April 18, 2006
Nikki Finke Was Right: L.A. Times Loses Revenues From Movie Ads by Cable Neuhaus
On-Demand Programming Is Shaking Up The Old Order, And Quickly by Cable Neuhaus
Sumner Redstone On Sumner Redstone: A Media Mogul In Full by Cable Neuhaus
Merrill Lynch Predicts Online Ads Will Overtake Magazine Advertising This Year by Cable Neuhaus
TV Affiliates Face Up To Fact That Exclusivity Is Dead by Cable Neuhaus
PBS, Following Commercial TV, Is Thinking About Going Multi-Platform by Cable Neuhaus
Around the Net In Media - Monday, April 17, 2006
Radio Advertising Bureau Urges Loyalty To Tried-And-True Medium by Cable Neuhaus
Hispanics Zoom Past African-Americans As Target Of Advertisers by Cable Neuhaus
Kentucky Paper Pioneers Use Of Mashups For Yard-Sale Classifieds by Cable Neuhaus
Cable Customers May Be Confusing Freedom With Choice by Cable Neuhaus