Around the Net In Media Issues for April 2009

Around the Net In Media - Thursday, April 30, 2009
Comedy Central Is Most Entertaining Cable Net, Says Study by Joan Voight
Condé Nast May Close More Magazines New York Post by Joan Voight
Redstone: U.S. on Brink of Bull Market by Joan Voight
Rodale, Reveille Team for Healthy Eating TV Show by Joan Voight
IPG Loss Widens, More Job Cuts Likely by Joan Voight
'Baltimore Sun' Lays Off 61, Reshapes Newsroom by Joan Voight
Around the Net In Media - Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Gannett Names 'USA Today' Publisher by Joan Voight
MTV Tries a New TV and Web Franchise by Joan Voight
DirecTV Debuts an Interactive Sports Tool by Joan Voight
Investors Bet on Smaller Newspapers by Joan Voight
'Financial Times' Asks Readers For Input on Editorials by Joan Voight
Bristol-Myers Squibb Reviews $170 Mil Media Biz by Joan Voight
Around the Net In Media - Tuesday, April 28, 2009
NBC Plans For Leno To Boost News by Joan Voight
'Glee' Pilot Doubles as a Marketing Tool by Joan Voight
More Financial Magazines Likely to Fail by Joan Voight
Bloomberg To Expand News Efforts Despite Downturn by Joan Voight
Cable Results May Show Future of Ad Slump by Joan Voight
Fox Nixes Obama Press Conference by Joan Voight
Around the Net In Media - Monday, April 27, 2009
'New York' Mag to Cut Two Summer Issues by Joan Voight
'Good Housekeeping' Gets Ready for Makeover by Joan Voight
CBS News Dusts Off Documentary Format by Joan Voight
Singer Susan Boyle's Effect on Reality TV by Joan Voight
Discovery, Real Simple TV Venture DOA by Joan Voight
Media Agencies Fret About Compensation by Joan Voight
Around the Net In Media - Friday, April 24, 2009
Univision Inks Retrans Pact With Verizon by Joan Voight
Newspaper Biz To Share Same Fate as Telegram Biz by Joan Voight
'NYT' Has No Plans to Go Private by Joan Voight
Initiative Hangs On to $600 Mil Home Depot Account by Joan Voight
Canoe Responds To Privacy Critics by Joan Voight
How Network TV Will Reinvent Itself by Joan Voight
Around the Net In Media - Thursday, April 23, 2009
Fox TV looks To Asia for Partners by Joan Voight
'CSI' Tops All-Time Favorite TV Poll by Joan Voight
NBC Crafts Ad Spots That Rely on the Weather by Joan Voight
Congress Quizzes Cable Operators About Privacy by Joan Voight
Time's '100 Most Influential' Gets Hacked by Joan Voight
Seattle Papers Question Nielsen Traffic Data by Joan Voight
Around the Net In Media - Wednesday, April 22, 2009
NYSE May Delist 'Playboy' Parent by Joan Voight
White House Opposes Antitrust Relief for Newspapers by Joan Voight
Food Network Serves Eight New Shows by Joan Voight
NBA's Brand Integration Is Catching Flak by Joan Voight
Leo Burnett Launches Retail Practice in Paris by Joan Voight
Bankruptcy Looms Over TV Owners by Joan Voight
Around the Net In Media - Tuesday, April 21, 2009
MediaCom Puts Fresh Face On Freshness Initiative, Raids Atmosphere's Davidson by Joan Voight
NYT Co. Reports Wider Losses, 'Steep' Ad Decline by Joan Voight
SAG Sags, Union Cuts Its Own Labor Pool by Joan Voight
CW Unveils 'Cwinger' In 'Gossip Girl' by Joan Voight
Oxygen Gets Racy To Grab Younger Demos by Joan Voight
Sen. Kerry Holds Newspaper Hearings by Joan Voight
Around the Net In Media - Monday, April 20, 2009
Clear Channel Owner Says Revenue Down 23% by Joan Voight
SAG, AFTRA Reach Commercial Pact by Joan Voight
Re/Max Puts $50 Media Biz in Review by Joan Voight
Publishers Ease Ad Close Deadlines by Joan Voight
PTA, Pediatricians Want Ratings For Ads by Joan Voight
Red Sox Owner Shows Interest in Buying 'Boston Globe' by Joan Voight
Around the Net In Media - Friday, April 17, 2009
Ikea's $300 Mil Media Business in Review by Joan Voight
Sports, Concerts Move Toward 3-D TV by Joan Voight
ABC's McPherson Under Fire For Lack of Hits by Joan Voight
Magazine Exec Jack Haire Takes the Reins of 'Parade' by Joan Voight
DirecTV, Comcast Fined In Do-Not-Call Cases by Joan Voight
John Madden Exits the Broadcast Booth by Joan Voight