Publishing Industry Enjoys Strong 2005
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The publishing industry enjoyed a strong year in 2005, with increases in both revenues and the number of books sold. But projections for long-term growth remains limited because people increasingly don&#039;t read, according to a study released Friday.
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Solid economic news in the early days of 2005 hasn't done much for a shaky stock market.
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Magazine publishers are finding the checkout counter more appealing.
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The News Corp. publishing division appears to have a winning title on its hands.
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The economy expanded faster than expected in the last quarter of 2006 and remains strong.
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The publisher of the Richmond Times-Dispatch, The Tampa Tribune and Winston-Salem Journal said softness in its publishing division hit second-quarter results.
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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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he Wall Street Journal announced yesterday that it would begin publishing a Saturday issue starting in the fall of 2005. By following its business readers home for the weekend, the newspaper
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What is surprising this year are the lists from publications that usually do not write much about commerce.
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THE year 2005 is looking like a lucrative one for investment bankers. With equity markets in healthy shape and the need for reform greater than ever, investors are betting on a resurgence of deals.
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Slow sales and an aging market have the publishing industry thinking about upsizing &#151; at least when it comes to paperbacks.
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Internet advertising revenues in the United States surged 42.7 percent in the second quarter compared with the same period a year ago to 2.37 billion dollars, an industry group revealed.
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The aerospace industry bounced back this year with record sales and the first upswing in employment in five years as a result of &quot;robust&quot; defense
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As the new year approaches, there is good news and there is bad news for English-language print media in Asia.
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A new study confirms what many already knew: Oprah Winfrey's book endorsements are good as gold to publishers.
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LONDON/NEW YORK  - Advertising spending will climb  faster than the global economy in 2005, two leading forecasters  said on Monday, driven by marketing battles in competitive  sectors and increases in online and interactive ads.
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Ensuring publisher transparency, increasing advertising quality, and embracing video are key to maintaining a strong U.S. online advertising market, where revenue grew 35 percent in 2006 over 2005, according to an Interactive Advertising Bureau official.