February 24, 2009
We knew that Hearst's moves in Seattle -- saying in early January that it would sell or close down the Post-Intelligencer -- was just a dry run for San Francisco. After all, the Hearst-owned Chronicle has bled more than a quarter of a billion dollars by most estimates since Hearst bought it in 2000....
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February 12, 2009
Imagine you'd left the planet some time just before the election and just returned. You'd find that suddenly someone's sounded a Press Emergency! First, it was Sarkozy calling his people to rally 'round the failing press -- aux barricades, mes freres. Now, though, it's serious. Time Magazine certifi...
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February 11, 2009
Whether you get your news on a printed page or over the Internet, it's hard to miss all the hand-wringing over the future of newspapers. A TIME magazine cover story"How to Save Your Newspaper" by Walter Isaacson is drawn from......
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Jon Harmon
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February 05, 2009
In next week's Time magazine, Walter Isaacson turns his attention to the newspaper industry's troubles, asserting that the way publishers currently operate "is not a business model that makes sense." Mr. Isaacson, the CEO of The Aspen Institute and the former top editor at Time, started hi...
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