U.S. Newspapers Eye Circulation Units Amid Scandals
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Newspaper circulation chiefs generally do not draw much notice outside the publishing world, but a string of scandals over artificially pumped-up circulation data is bringing new scrutiny to their doors.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer and its sister paper are giving readers a digest that offers a quick summary of the newspapers.
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Tribune Co. TRB.N, the publisher of  Newsday and Hoy which has been embroiled in a circulation  scandal, said on Friday it would make more revisions to  circulation figures for the newspapers and plans to take a  related third-quarter charge.
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The parent Tribune Co. admitted the paper&#39;s circulation not only was below its previously lowered level, but also falls below the level later guaranteed to advertisers.
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Two stories, both about politicians named Clinton, collided recently at one of the nation's most prominent magazines, raising questions about journalistic integrity and hardball political tactics.
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Washington scandals can sometimes intersect, even when they occur years apart.
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The chairman of the newspaper industry&#39;s circulation-auditing body said Thursday that the organization would work to repair its image, tarnished by circulation scandals over the past year at four large US newspapers.
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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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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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Tribune Co. (TRB.N: Quote, Profile, Research) , the publisher of Newsday and Hoy which has been embroiled in a circulation scandal, said on Friday it would make more revisions to circulation
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For years, U.S. tycoons have plowed millions of dollars into sports teams to feed their egos, bankbooks and civic pride. But now, those investors are searching elsewhere to fulfill their appetites: newspapers.
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2008 is prompting louder talk about a dark turning point for the newspaper industry, which has been besieged by shrinking profits and tumbling stock prices.
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THE REGION New York Times Co.'s debt rating was cut one level to BBB, the second-lowest investment grade, by Standard &amp; Poor's, which cited falling advertising sales and the broader newspaper industry decline. The short-term corporate credit and commercial paper ratings for the New York publisher were also lowered, S&amp;P said. Total advertising revenue fell 8.5 percent to $157.3 million ...
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The human beings behind the business headlines can sometimes become lost.
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The media conglomerate puts some magazine titles on the block.
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Editor and Publisher - NEW YORK Several of MediaNews Group's Northern California papers, including The San Jose Mercury News and a group in Contra Costa County east of San Francisco, are considering placing advertisements on the front page and section fronts for the first time, officials told E&P.
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Newspaper publisher Tribune Co.  TRB.N, embroiled in a scandal over inflated circulation  figures, on Friday further cut circulation numbers at two New  York newspapers and said it will take a charge of as much as  $60 million.