Tag: newspapers

Breaking Bad Fans Pay Tribute to Walter White in Albuquerque Journal
SPOILERS ahead... A high school science teacher and giant Breaking Bad fan recently teamed up with a bunch of Facebook fans to give Walter Har...
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The Implications Of Bezos’ Purchase Of The Washington Post
As you've more than likely learned by now, Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos is buying The...
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Newspapers Are Dying For A Lot Of Reasons, And Craigslist Is One Of Them
Newspapers are dying. It's an inevitable fact that the Internet has made print newspapers largely irrelevant. People think that the Internet has only robbed newspapers of their rea...
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Jeff Bezos Is Buying The Washington Post
The Washington Post Company just announced that Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos is buying its publishing business, including The Washington Post newspaper for $250 million. I...
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Chicago Sun-Times Lays Off Its Entire Photography Staff
In yet another sign of the effect the internet has had on physical newspapers, the Chicago Sun-Times this week announced...
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Newspapers Support AP Fight Against Meltwater
A group of newspapers, including The New York Times, has lent its support to The Associated Press in a lawsuit against Meltwater, a company...
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Don’t Expect Google To Fund Publishers All Over The World
Earlier this month, Google announced an agreement with publishers in France, which involves Google creating a €60 million fund called the DIgital Publishing Innovation Fund to “hel...
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German Publishers Reportedly Won’t Go For A Google Deal Like Those In France
Google and France President Francois Hollande, on Friday, announced a deal that th...
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Would You Ever Pay To Link?
Money for links. What a concept. We're not talking about paying someone to have them link to you. We all know Google's stance on that. If you pay for a link that passes PageRank, a...
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Does Google Even Need Newspaper Publishers?
In case you haven't been following, Google has been battling traditional media publishers in a n...
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Google vs. Publishers: Who’s Right?
The story is old, but it is ongoing. It's the same argument that's been around for years, but it's reaching a boiling point, and it's doing so at a time when the flow of news is co...
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Matt Cutts Has To Explain Paid Links To Newspaper
Google's Matt Cutts has a new blog post up about paid links. He says he was contacted by an unnamed newspap...
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Warren Buffett Declares Free News Unsustainable
When Warren Buffett speaks, Wall Street listens. The 81-year-old Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway has used his keen business sense to become one of the richest men in the wo...
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Times-Picayune to Only Print Three Times a Week
Times-Picayune, one of the oldest newspapers in the nation, will only print three times a week beginning this fall. By doing so, New Orleans effectively becomes the largest city wi...
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Associated Press: You Can Link, But It’s Not Encouraged [Updated]
The Associated Press and the Internet at large have had something or a rocky relationship through the years. The organization has not taken kindly to the direction web news has gon...
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