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by Joe Mandese
The U.S. advertising marketplace still may not be in a technical recession, but the spending confidence of U.S. advertising executives has been eroding for … Read the whole story
by Wayne Friedman
On a day when the major financial market indices lost a stunning 6% to 8% of their respective values, many entertainment media companies lost … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Jason Stahl
Jason Stahl: What is the future of media on the Internet, both as business and as social connectivity? Gaby Darbyshire: Print won't ever die … Read the whole story
by David Goetzl
Pleased with the progress of its We network, Rainbow Media has given a more prestigious title to its current chief. Kim Martin becomes president … Read the whole story
by Fern Siegel
AT&T will now sell DirecTV as a co-branded satellite TV service after Jan. 31, 2009. Analysts say that Dish's failure to move aggressively into … Read the whole story
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by David Goetzl
Among the cratering of media stocks Monday came another blow to money-losing Young Broadcasting, the station group fighting a sort of two-front war. The … Read the whole story
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by Erik Sass
Today's edition of the New York Sun will be its last, editor Seth Lipsky told the newspaper's staff in a meeting yesterday afternoon. The … Read the whole story
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by Erik Sass
As the stock market plunged on Monday and most corporate executives hyperventilated, newspaper publishers were probably among the few who were nonplussed. During a … Read the whole story
by Wayne Friedman
The season premiere of ABC's "Desperate Housewives" may have calmed the hearts of some network executives concerned about overall ratings erosion--at least for one … Read the whole story
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by Joe Mandese
The Washington Post Company, publisher of The Washington Post, Newsweek, Slate, and other newspapers, magazines and Web sites, has acquired Foreign Policy magazine. Read the whole story