Industry News

• Milwaukee newspaper to lay off 10% of staff July 3, 2008
• Newspapers 'Rightsizing'? More Like Frightsizing July 3, 2008
• LA Times to cut 250 jobs, including 150 news jobs July 3, 2008
• Ottaway Papers Say News Corp Has Taken Chain Off The Market July 2, 2008
• Yahoo reveals more on Microsoft talks, defends board July 2, 2008
• Microsoft SharePoint popularity comes with issues July 2, 2008
• E.W. Scripps Is Splitting Off a Fast Growing Division July 2, 2008
• From the publisher: Changes ahead for the paper July 1, 2008
• Boston Herald to cut up to 160 jobs, outsource printing July 1, 2008
• Windows Could Use a Rush of Fresh Air July 1, 2008
• Star Tribune withholds some pay to lenders July 1, 2008
• Ink companies announce price hike June 30, 2008
• The final plea to save Windows XP June 30, 2008
• Deep job cuts, outsourcing and more asset sales coming as the newspaper industry retrenches June 30, 2008
• MediaNews, Scripps face challenges June 30, 2008
• New-Media Focus Splits Associated Press Members June 27, 2008
• Yahoo's Troubles Could Dampen Newspaper Consortium June 27, 2008
• Sam Zell Doing A Tribune Fire Sale? June 27, 2008
• Sun, hurt by revenue declines, to eliminate 100 jobs June 27, 2008
• The Latest Nail In Newspapers' Coffin: Outsourcing June 26, 2008
• Web Domains Could Expand Broadly June 26, 2008
• Flash storage gets enterprise attention as prices decline June 26, 2008
• Microsoft ships Hyper-V June 26, 2008
• San Francisco: Plastic bag ban may apply to newspapers June 25, 2008
• Internet Provider Halts Plan to Track, Sell Users' Surfing Data June 25, 2008
• Windows XP retirement a 'non-issue' for corporate customers June 25, 2008
• Google to Offer Tool to Measure Web Hits June 24, 2008
• Newspapers Ads and Circulation Continue to Decline June 24, 2008
• Five burning wireless questions June 24, 2008
• Norske Skog to Sell Korean Newsprint Mills June 24, 2008
• Papers Facing Worst Year for Ad Revenue June 23, 2008
• Microsoft must pay Alcatel-Lucent $512M for patents June 23, 2008
• Delaying News in the Era of the Internet June 23, 2008
• Chicago Tribune to use Saturday paper to try ideas June 20, 2008
• Top Newspaper Web Sites Make Big Gains in Unique Users June 20, 2008
• Goldman Sachs: 2008 Already a 'Record' Year June 20, 2008
• MediaNews' debt rating cut to CCC from B- June 20, 2008
• Register-Guard plans round of job cuts June 19, 2008
• Verizon Ups FiOS Speeds June 19, 2008
• First come, first served on email names as Yahoo expands today June 19, 2008
• Yesterday's Technology, Yesterday's News June 18, 2008
• U.S. Will Lag in Tech Growth, Study Says June 18, 2008
• 'Double Whammy' Hurts Newspaper Industry' Statistics, Stock Values June 18, 2008
• At Social Site, Only the Businesslike Need Apply June 18, 2008
• Demand for Data Puts Engineers in Spotlight June 17, 2008
• Firefox 3: New front in the browser war June 17, 2008
• McClatchy Plans to Cut 1,400 Newspaper Jobs June 17, 2008
• HP targets mainframe users with fault-tolerant blade server June 17, 2008
• Microsoft's Ozzie Says Yahoo Would Be Accelerator June 16, 2008
• Windows XP era draws to a close June 16, 2008
• Parade President: Reports of Death of Papers May Be Greatly Exaggerated June 16, 2008
• Salt Lake Tribune Implements Hiring Freeze June 13, 2008
• E.W. Scripps getting ready to split June 13, 2008
• Ad Accord for Yahoo and Google June 13, 2008
• Gannett freezes pension plan June 12, 2008
• The iPhone Eyes BlackBerry's Turf June 12, 2008
• PDF Preflighting from Callas in Acrobat 9 Pro June 12, 2008
• Google CEO Sees 'Moral Imperative' to Help Newspapers June 12, 2008
• Dean Singleton's Speech In Sweden: 19 Of The Top 50 US Newspapers Are Losing Money June 11, 2008
• Staples to buy Corporate Express for $2.65 bln June 11, 2008
• Yahoo facing possible trial before Icahn showdown June 11, 2008
• Higher Newsprint Prices Are Up Next June 11, 2008
• iPhone price slashed June 11, 2008
• Free Utilities to Shape Your PC June 11, 2008
• Chris Black appointed Executive Vice President and President Paper Group June 11, 2008
• What Adobe is Thinking with Acrobat Site June 10, 2008
• Agfa Adds Digital Plate Capacity in Brazil June 10, 2008
• 'NY Times' Analyzes the New Zell Tribune Model June 10, 2008
• Extra Extra: Weep All about It June 10, 2008
• MobileMe replaces .Mac, adds iPhone-friendly features June 9, 2008
• Finally, Steve Jobs unveils iPhone 2.0 and iPhone 3G June 9, 2008
• The Big Bullseye On Adobe June 9, 2008
• Agency notes newspapers' use of recycled newsprint June 9, 2008
• Tribune Co. may cut newsprint, 'right-size' papers June 9, 2008
• Zell expects a social network platform to save the newspaper industry June 9, 2008
• Print Editors: "Future News Online & Free" June 9, 2008
• Can Cable TV Save The Newspaper Industry? June 8, 2008
• On road to recovery, AbitibiBowater says June 8, 2008
• Tribune Co. faces big cuts, fast June 6, 2008
• 'Serious Situation' : Owner of 2 Philly Dailies Misses Loan Payment June 6, 2008
• Yahoo Rolls Out Circular Program June 6, 2008
• If Your Users Fail, Your Website Fails, Regardless Of Intent Or Design June 6, 2008
• What Newspapers Still Don’t Understand About The Web June 6, 2008
• IBM aims to cool chips with water June 6, 2008
• Can Radio Catch Up to the Digital Age? June 6, 2008

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