MANY NEWSPAPERS SEE CIRCULATION DECLINES
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Some of the nation&#39;s largest daily newspapers reported steep circulation declines yesterday, with overall circulation down across the industry, a new report revealed.
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The New York Times Co.'s move yesterday to write down the value of The Boston Globe and Worcester Telegram &amp; Gazette by $814 million reflects both the rapid shifts in technology and consumer habits undercutting traditional media as well as the challenges of the New England market.
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Publishers tout their online strategies and efforts to rein in costs as print advertising revenue falls.
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A wave of consolidation in the U.S. newspaper industry could be on the way as publishers grapple with a maturing industry that faces stiff competition from television and the Internet, publishing experts say.
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The number of companies applying to be wound up has fallen, but experts predict the figures to rise.
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The French newspaper industry faces job cuts and losses as circulation figures plummet.
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Cultural and economic shifts pack a one-two punch for print publishers.
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An extra week in the quarter helped increase newspaper ad sales, but the company forecast a continued decline in circulation revenue this year.
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Hurt by erratic advertising demand, many of the nation&#39;s newspaper companies will fail to deliver the profits they had hoped for in the latest quarter.
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The New York Times Co. said November advertising revenue declined 3.8 percent. Total company revenue, excluding TV stations up for sale, declined 1.7 percent to $278.5 million, the publisher said. The drop reflects the industry's continued loss of advertisers to other media. Ad sales at the New England Media Group, led by The Boston Globe, slid 11 percent to $36 ...
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Newspapers across the country have been reducing comic strips in the face of sluggish advertising revenue and rising paper costs.
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Some of the most popular blogs have seen their PageRank drop almost overnight.
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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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Media owner Belo Corp. said yesterday it would cut 250 jobs, more than half of them at its flagship newspaper, The Dallas Morning News, and that an internal investigation into circulation overstatements showed the projected circulation decline at the newspaper would be slightly steeper than forecast last month.
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The average circulation of the nation&#39;s newspapers fell in the six months ended in September, as new federal restrictions on telemarketing and a more conservative approach by some publications
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The Wall Street Journal is moving to a smaller width and making other design changes in an effort to save money, draw in new readers, and make the paper available in more places.
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Starting Jan. 2, The Wall Street Journal will shrink in width by 3 inches, to an industry standard of 12 inches, reducing the space devoted to news by 10 percent.