Around the Net In Media Editions for April 2011
- Around the Net In Media - Friday, April 15, 2011
- Backstory: Why Those ABC Soaps Were Killed
- Hopeful Signs For Newspapers' Recovery
- A Year Later, How Is Tablet Pioneer 'Wired' Doing?
- What Makes 'Businessweek' Look So Good?
- Japanese Reporters Created Pen-And-Ink Newspapers After Earthqake
- Around the Net In Media - Thursday, April 14, 2011
- No Soap: ABC Kills 'All My Children,' 'One Life To Live'
- Discovery Launches Velocity Channel For Upscale Men
- Whither 'Newsweek,' Now That Co-Owner Harman Is Gone?
- Why 'NY Times' Pays Its Op-Ed Writers
- Richard Beckman's Less-Glossy Life As Trade Pubs Owner
- Katie Couric, 'Smiling Sweetly,' Says Nothing
- Around the Net In Media - Wednesday, April 13, 2011
- How Cinema Owners Could Favor Studios Against VOD Plan
- AMI Cuts Edit Staff For Two Pubs, Reshuffles Mastheads
- Charlie In Talks To Return To 'Men'?
- Boston Globe And The 1 In PR1CK
- How Social Media Revives Market For Quality Journalism
- Around the Net In Media - Tuesday, April 12, 2011
- James Cameron Founds Company To Jump-Start 3D TV
- Our Apparently Insatiable Demand For Media Content
- Capital One Moves Media Account To Horizon
- Getting The Dish On Bon Appétit's Reheating
- 'Every Day With Rachael Ray' Revamps Edit, Design
- Memo To Graydon Carter: Enough With The Kennedys Already
- Around the Net In Media - Monday, April 11, 2011
- Turner Sells Commercials Tailored To Surrounding Content
- Hearst Teams Up With Producer Mark Burnett
- Prints Charming: Magazines Launches Double In Q1
- 'New Yorker' Experiments With Facebook Wall
- Viacom's Philippe Dauman Highest-Paid CEO
- Around the Net In Media - Friday, April 8, 2011
- Time Warner Vs. Viacom: Court Battle Over iPad Streaming Rights
- Report: USA Today Could Pay Writers Extra For Page Views
- How Traditional Media Co. Foiled Start-Up -- Or, News Corp. Vs. Myspace
- Bravo Says 'Bye-Bye' To Beltway 'Housewives' -- Why?
- Comics' Icon Dagwood Bumstead: Too Many Commercials
- Around the Net In Media - Thursday, April 7, 2011
- Newsweeklies Rebound Slightly In Ad Pages -- Except For 'Newsweek'
- NBCU Changes Channel Name: From Sleuth To Cloo
- 'Village Voice' Bemoans Cartoonists' Sad Plight -- Then Refuses To Pay Them
- Two Good-Looking Guys -- Alec! Matt! -- Could End TV Careers
- Newspapers Flunking Social Media 101?
- Around the Net In Media - Wednesday, April 6, 2011
- Dish Network Buys Blockbuster For $320 Million
- Meredith Vieira Said To Be Eyeing Departure From 'Today'
- Streaming Don & Peggy: Netflix Cuts Syndication Deal For 'Mad Men'
- Times' Sulzberger Testily Defends Pay Meter
- Former Viacom CEO Freston: Happy He Didn't Buy MySpace
- Around the Net In Media - Tuesday, April 5, 2011
- YES First (Probably Not Last) Channel To Protest Inclusion On Cablevision App
- NBCU Aims For More Hispanic-Targeted Ad Dollars
- Top 25 Newspapers Ranked By Twitter Followers
- Couric's Leaving One More Nail In Evening Newscasts' Coffin
- Bravo Upfront Shows Net As 'Driving Force In Popular Culture'?
