Newspaper Guild approves Boston Globe contract
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THE REGION The Boston Newspaper Guild, which represents newsroom, advertising, and other employees at The Boston Globe, approved a four-year contract that ties pay raises to revenue increases. The 364-194 vote comes nearly two months after union members rejected an offer that tied raises to revenue but excluded revenue of Boston.com, the paper's online affiliate. The new contract includes online ...
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The cost of a circulation scandal at Tribune Co.&#39;s Newsday and Hoy newspapers could be almost $100 million. The Chicago-based company said Friday it would take a charge of $45 million to $60 million this quarter on top of $35 million set aside in June.
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Journal Register Company (NYSE:JRC) today announced that it has  completed the sale of its two daily community newspapers and five  non-daily publications in Massachusetts to GateHouse Media, Inc.
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The paper that has chronicled business from Lower Manhattan for 119 years plans to start a sports page and move to the News Corporationâs Midtown offices.
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A public relations company known for its role in a controversial U.S. military program that paid Iraqi newspapers for stories favorable to coalition forces has been awarded another multimillion dollar media contract with American forces in Iraq.
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The Writers Guild of America plans to brief its members this weekend on a deal taking shape to end their 3-month-old strike, using the meetings to gauge rank-and-file support for the labor plan, union leaders said on Tuesday.
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Newspaper publisher GateHouse Media Inc.  said on Friday it will buy seven newspapers in Massachusetts from Journal Register Co.  for $70 million.
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Hearst will pay the Tribune Co. $62.4 million for its two daily newspapers in Stamford and Greenwich.
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A three-year contract has been ratified by union workers at Berenfield Containers in Forks Township. Workers will receive a 2.5 percent wage increase the first year and a 2.9 percent increase in the second
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Writers Guild of America  members overwhelmingly have approved the guild&#39;s formal list of  demands circulated recently as a prelude to the launch of  negotiations for a new film and TV contract.
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The governing boards of the unions representing movie and television writers unanimously approved a tentative three-year deal.
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Tribune Co. has agreed to sell its two smallest newspapers, both in Connecticut, to Gannett for more than $65 million, as the media giant edges closer to accepting or rejecting bids for the entire company.
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A veteran Boston Globe reporter has been suspended for plagiarizing parts of a football column from another publication, the newspaper said on Tuesday in the latest incident to embarrass the U.S. media.
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Media conglomerate News Corp said on Friday it has reached a confidential settlement with publisher Judith Regan related to her 2006 termination, with no admission of liability by either side.
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The New York Times Co. has rejected a proposal by a group of Boston businessmen to buy The Boston Globe.
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Stuart Layne, a former Boston Celtics executive who launched a sports marketing firm four years ago, was named publisher of Metro Boston, a free commuter newspaper. Layne's appointment, which took effect immediately, was disclosed by the newspaper's majority owner, Metro International SA. He replaces Bridget Seay, who had recently served as acting publisher and was named yesterday as ...
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After all-night negotiations that dragged on past a Wednesday noon deadline, the Chicago Sun-Times reached a tentative contract agreement with the union representing its reporters and copy editors.