Sentences with phrase «newspaper industry»

There was anger in the local newspaper industry at the way the new system seemed to ignore the financial pressures facing local newspapers.

The investment represents an unusual move in the Canadian newspaper industry, which has been losing titles and workers for years.

My previous experience includes business development positions in the European newspaper industry in a period when that industry was undergoing the major print - to - digital revolution.

This process gave the rural weekly newspaper industry very firm blue - collar roots as it was craft oriented.

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And one of the main reasons appears to be the deteriorating financial status of both Gannett itself and the entire newspaper industry as a whole.

We will add our own tribute to theirs: if the new, next Tribune can apply half the whirlwind energy of its new impresario to its next reinvention, the ever - struggling newspaper industry may have something to watch.

Danske Dagblades Forening, a Danish newspaper industry body, is suing Infopaq, a Danish clippings service, over its reproduction of 11 - word snippets of news for sale to clients.

Between 2000 and 2014, the U.S. newspaper industry lost more than $ 50 billion in advertising revenue, and if anything, that trend has probably accelerated since.

The prime minister David Cameron announced on 6 July 2011 that a public inquiry, known as the Leveson Inquiry, would look into phone hacking and police bribery by the News of the World, consider the wider culture and ethics of the British newspaper industry and that the Press Complaints Commission would be replaced «entirely».

Goyanes» research shows that younger readers should be foremost in these strategies: «Despite the constant decline of young readers in the traditional newspaper industry, the internet presents a great opportunity for media managers to attract and convince them, since it is the market segment that is more likely to pay for information.»

May 8, 2018 • GateHouse Media is thriving in the beleaguered newspaper industry.

Ad revenue depends on the amount of time spent reading the news, he said, and therefore the proliferation of tablets will help the online newspaper industry to gain a new foothold for the first time in 40 years.

The Canadian Media Concentration Project previously reported that Google's share of the Canadian digital media market is almost 10 times that of the daily newspaper industry and 60 times that of commmunity newspapers.

A veteran of community journalism, Tommy brings expertise as an award - winning creative athlete and media executive in the Kansas newspaper industry.

As a record of the decline of the American newspaper industry, it was disconcerting.

Regardless of the final contract that is settled on; the new subscription service should breathe new life into the fading print Newspaper industry.

The calamitous newspaper industry, where some 13,400 — about one - fourth — of newsroom jobs were lost between 2006 and 2010, according to Pew's State of News Media 2012 report.

The total estimated newspaper industry advertising revenue for 2016 was $ 18 billion, based on the Center's analysis of financial statements for publicly traded newspaper companies.

Blockshopper, founded by former newspaper industry professionals, considers itself a next generation media outlet entitled to First Amendment protections just like any other news organization, he said.

This year the Irish newspaper industry asserted, first tentatively and then without any equivocation, that links - just bare links like this one — belonged to them.

LOS ANGELES (AP)-- Following an aggressive staff expansion that defied trends in the struggling newspaper industry, the publisher of the Orange County Register announced Thursday that he was changing the management team and cutting jobs.

But on May 10, when Globe editor John Stackhouse handed control to U2's Bono and Bob Geldof, who signed on to publish a special edition on Africa, it was yet another signal of how much the Canadian newspaper industry has changed.

He cited that the traditional newspaper industry has been in a state of decline since 1972 and that modern day news websites are eroding them further.

I am holding in my hands a device that some think could be the salvation of the beleaguered newspaper industry.

But the National Association of Broadcasters said the rules were «not only irrational in todays media environment, but they have also weakened the newspaper industry, cost journalism jobs and forced local broadcast stations onto unequal footing with our national pay - TV and radio competitors.»

In many ways, Gannett and Tribune Publishing are both shadows of the companies they once were, mirroring the restructuring and upheaval that has taken place in the newspaper industry.

RP: Virtually no one saw how radical and fast the digital revolution would affect value in the newspaper industry.

Partner Julie Sequeira recently asked a job applicant how he would reverse the newspaper industry's declining fortunes.

CB: When you joined Torstar, did you think the newspaper industry would ever face anything like the digital challenge?

The abandonment of the bid comes as the newspaper industry consolidates in the face of declining circulation, rising costs, shrinking advertising revenue and a shift to digital content.

But, we're not going back to the fat operating margins we once saw in the newspaper industry.

A SoftBank buyout would stand as a notable endorsement for the newspaper industry, adding a media company to the Japanese investment machine's impressive portfolio.

Speaking of the investigative journalism - focused movie to win the most recent Best Picture Oscar, Oliver said: «One of the things that made Spotlight so powerful is the knowledge that the newspaper industry today is in big trouble.»

According to Pew, the TV news business in the U.S. seems to be holding up much better than the newspaper industry, at least so far.

If the men succeed, their efforts today point to a newspaper industry in 2039 that will be highly targeted and geared toward a nearly all - digital audience.

Billionaires Buffett, Bezos and Henry are hoping to save the newspaper industry through a mix of civic pride and digital innovation.

«There's much to be said for the fresh perspective of a group of tech - savvy executives from outside of the newspaper industry,» said publishing veteran Jim Friedlich of Empirical Media.

He bought the Observer a moment before the newspaper industry collapsed.