Right-wing publishers worry about future
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There were books advocating the public role of Christianity and the soundness of the free market, an attack on the liberal "elite" by Laura Ingraham and a memoir by Lynne Cheney, wife of the vice president.
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Publishers are hoping that online growth will compensate for some of the decline from the print side.
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Editor and Publisher - NEW YORK A proposed new ethics policy for The Associated Press, which would be the news organization's most extensive to date, is drawing some concern from union leaders, who say its limits on financial investments, conflict of interest, and freelance work may be too restrictive.
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Despite myriad efforts to encourage reading and thus increase book buying, more publishers are shutting down.
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At least one mainstream publisher is so attracted by the recent success of people publishing themselves that the company is partnering with a self-publishing outfit.
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The News Corp. publishing division appears to have a winning title on its hands.
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Despite the printer company's third-quarter strength, the future is uncertain.
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If you believe magazines are leading indicators of where the economy is heading, things are not looking good.
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While The Wall Street Journal may eventually have new ownership, one Fool hopes a reduction in quality won't follow.
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"There was a time, in the aftermath of September 11, when this magazine liked what it heard from George W. Bush. He said America was at war - not merely with an organization, but with a totalitarian ideology. And he pledged to defeat Islamist totalitarianism the same way we defeated European totalitarianism, by spreading democracy. For a publication that has long believed in the marriage of liberalism and American power, this was the right analysis. And its correctness mattered more than the limitations of the man from which it came."  "Three years later, it has become tragically clear that the two cannot be separated. The president's war on terrorism, which initially offered a striking cont ...
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Another book publisher makes inroads toward the digital side of content.
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Papers in Ukraine and neighbouring countries fear the Ukrainian political crisis could descend into violence.
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Since so much of their business depends on advertising spending, newspaper publishers and the people who invest in them have long been resigned to the fact that publishers' fortunes tend to rise and fall with the economic cycle.
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Amid gloomy Wall Street forecasts about the industry's gradual demise, TIME asked insiders to forecast the long-term fate of newspapers
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Some fear a less lucrative future for writers as studios turn to alternatives.
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William Safire's column has appeared on the Op-Ed Page of The New York Times for more than 30 years.
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The nation's book publishers like "The View."