Print: Worst Year in the History of the Industry
Mutter on NAA’s report about print ads: 2008 is “the worst year in the history of the industry“; http://tr.im/hS43
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Newspapers vs. Google: a Confused Relationship « Wir sprechen Online. 09:16 on 8. April 2009 Permalink |
[…] Tags: .EN, Business, Google, Net, News, Newspapers, Print, Search, Web Give me your traffic but don’t hurt my business! Newspapers are highly confused about Google, search; http://tr.im/iqpi […]
Magazine Ads: 26% Decline « Wir sprechen Online. 07:58 on 16. April 2009 Permalink |
[…] (176), Publishing (157), Marketing (281), Economy (45), Print (85), Magazines (3) Magazine ad pages decline almost 26% in first quarter according to Publishers Information Bureau; http://tr.im/iWcj […]
Newspapers: 80% Gone in 18 Month « Wir sprechen Online. 08:04 on 21. April 2009 Permalink |
[…] Newspapers (40), Print (86), Web (933) Wolff: “About 18 months from now, 80 percent of newspapers will be gone”; http://tr.im/jivS […]
Future of News « Wir sprechen Online. 13:33 on 22. April 2009 Permalink |
[…] (41), Publishing (160), Web (939) Jarvis: “Rather than holding hearings on the death of newspapers, hold them on the future of news“; http://tr.im/jpiN […]
Magazines Difficult Future « Wir sprechen Online. 10:14 on 8. May 2009 Permalink |
[…] (6), BusinessWeek, Forbes, Fortune Sun set on BusinessWeek, Forbes, Fortune? Magazines face a difficult future; http://tr.im/kOql – http://tr.im/kOqu […]
Micropayments Won’t Save Journalism « Wir sprechen Online. 12:36 on 18. May 2009 Permalink |
[…] Eicker 12:35 on 18. May 2009 Permalink | Reply Wauters: “There we go again. No, micropayments won’t ’save journalism‘“; http://tr.im/lDQg […]
Presstime Goes Web – Irrevocable « Wir sprechen Online. 08:25 on 25. May 2009 Permalink |
[…] NAA (2), Net (747), Newspapers (48), Presstime, Print (93), Publishing (179), Web (1,072) The Newspaper Association of America moves its monthly magazine Presstime to the Web – last hard copy; http://tr.im/mj4k […]
Newspaper Revenues: Down 28.3 Percent « Wir sprechen Online. 07:31 on 2. June 2009 Permalink |
[…] (49), Print (97), Web (1,095) The Newspaper Association of America quietly said the total revenues were down 28.3 percent in Q1/09; http://tr.im/n7TU […]
Newspapers: Close to Collapse « Wir sprechen Online. 08:35 on 15. July 2009 Permalink |
[…] Publishing (200), The New Normal (9), Web (1,242) Cluetrain, the new normal: Newspapers are close to collapse as their functionality has been taken over more efficiently. […]
American Newspaper Circulation « Wir sprechen Online. 15:45 on 27. April 2010 Permalink |
[…] Newspaper Circulation Audit Bureau of Circulations: American newspaper circulation falls another 8.7% year over year; http://j.mp/9eVrwL […]