Publishers See Green in Yellow Pages
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Back when there was only one phone company, there was one Yellow Pages.
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'Green' PCs adapt to EPA's newest Energy Star label ahead of schedule.
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By Andrew Villegas, Greeley Tribune, Colo.  Mar. 11--The faded blue, yellow and green letters probably lost their meaning long ago, but Mary Sauve could soon be fined for them.
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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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Publishers are using outlets like MySpace to promote new books.
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Green tech financiers share tips for spotting sustainable startups.
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In order to increase the count of users of their sites, some Web publishers are automatically popping up articles, then counting the pop-up as a page view.
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A wave of books on the pornography industry and other racy subjects are getting prominent placement in bookstores.
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The software maker launches MSN Green, a site packed with eco-info. It will be interesting to see the appetite is among advertisers and readers.
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Canon's "Generation Green" label will mark eco-friendly innovations on printers.
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Being ''green'' is all the rage with technology companies these days, but what's not clear is whether or not the environment-friendly approach is bringing in more greenbacks.
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This envelope may be red, but it sure contains a lot of green.
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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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A new report on the progress of environmentally sound business practices finds that green results lag behind green marketing.
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"How Green Were the Nazis?" could be the title to beat this year for the Bookseller/Diagram Prize for oddest book title.
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By Meraiah Foley, Associated Press  SYDNEY, Australia -- From the street, Alicia Campbell's house looks no different from the others in her suburban cul-de-sac. But it has a secret: It's green -- very green.
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DENVER (Billboard) - This past March, Greenpeace made  headlines by criticizing Apple's environmental policies -- or  lack thereof.