• National Papers Get Weak '05 Start, Times Calls February 'Challenging' by Joe Mandese

  Characterizing February as "challenging," and noting that the outlook for newspaper ad demand "remains limited," New York Times Co. President-CEO Janet Robinson Wednesday announced a tepid 1.4 percent gain in newspaper ad sales for January 2005. The relatively weak start to the new year mirrored that of the two other major national newspapers: USA Today and The Wall Street Journal. ...Read the whole story

• Tooning Up For The Upfront: Turner Net Preps 400 New, Original Hours by David Kaplan

  While there might not seem to be enough hours in the week, Cartoon Network is preparing to program 400 hours of new half-hour shows aimed at half-pints, the net's executives said in their presentation for the Kids Upfront. ...Read the whole story

• Yahoo!'s Latest TV Show Is Really 'Fat,' And We Don't Mean Bandwidth by Gavin O'Malley

  TV-minded Web portal Yahoo!' has teamed with Viacom's Showtime Networks division on a deal to stream the complete first episode of Kirstie Alley's new series, "Fat Actress," on Yahoo! TV. ...Read the whole story

• KSL Strikes Deal: Goosen To Pitch Goose, With Or Without A Wedge by David Kaplan

  Bacardi's Grey Goose Vodka has just signed an endorsement deal with reigning U.S. Open Champion Retief Goosen. "The Goose," as he is known in golf circles, is currently ranked 5th in the world. By bringing each "goose" together, KSL believes it can help expand the brand's association with golf tournaments. ...Read the whole story

• The Rich Get Rich Media: Nielsen Finds Affluent Homes Spend More Time, Money Online by Gavin O'Malley

  Internet users with household incomes over $150,000 grew by nearly 20 percent between January 2004 and this January, Nielsen//NetRatings reported yesterday. Reaching 10.3 million last month, this group not only spends the most amount of time online compared to other income segments, but consumes more Web pages than any other group. ...Read the whole story

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