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Display Ads Working Well For L.A. Paper's Site
By Doug Caverly
The death of print used to be a hot topic, and after the first signs of a recession appeared, predicting print's downfall became absolutely fashionable. But an examination of the Los Angeles Times's display ad revenue reveals that it's doing a good job of adapting.
Local Bank: Tribune Papers Strive For Ad Bucks
The Los Angeles Times and The Seattle Times buffed up their websites to make them more local-friendly.
LA Times Loses It Over Google
Editorialists at the Los Angeles Times compared Google to Osama bin Laden and lamented a change at Google News that will let news participants comment on the stories that involve them.
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