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