In Print and Online: Acquisitions in the Media Sector
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By Dolbeck, Andrew  The media sector has been seeing a fair amount of merger and acquisitions activity lately. Traditional print and broadcast media firms, struggling to compete with new online and mobile media outlets, have been targeted by private equity buyers.
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Business & money: How independent producers are putting their movies straight on the internet.
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Chinese publishers discover that online novel sales help move physical books off the shelves. And for a growing number of authors and readers, epic tales on the web are a thriving art form.
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Allowing consumers to search the content of books online could shift the balance of power between companies that produce books and those that sell them.
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There are ways to look for the better deal in the competitive markets for cameras, televisions and hard drives.
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An eBay purchase leads to the discovery of a niche market: public-domain material from the Web, sold on CDs and DVDs.
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Digital media is the future. Here's one way to cash in.
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A look at the winners and the losers behind the most notable mergers and acquisitions of the year.
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Il possibile acquirente e' Spiegel-Verlag Augstein
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Saranno necessarie a causa del boom del commercio online
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Consumers will be able to hunt for music, movies, news, and more.
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The company broadened its metropolitan-area presence with the acquisition of two newspaper groups serving Queens and Brooklyn.
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By Robinson, Michael A  A series of acquisitions fills in the franchise.  Running a key sector in one of the world's largest information technology companies may not seem to have much in common with automobile repair.
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Il valore del mercato dell&#39;industria digitale italiana, a livello di contenuti, Ã¨ destinato a superare gli 8 miliardi di Euro nel 2005, mentre il valore aggregato dell&#39;indotto Ã¨ stimabile in circa 25 miliardi di Euro.
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The dusty world of book publishing has  taken a step into cyberspace as Random House and HarperCollins  letting customers browse books online.
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NEW YORK Recession or not, holding companies, agencies and private equity firms are expecting another busy year of deal-making, as they scramble to bolster their new media capabilities and digital shops try to capitalize on relatively high valuation rates, according to a new survey from AdMedia Partners.
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Early Internet entrepreneurs envisioned a day when consumers would devour short bites of entertainment on their computer screens delivered over the Internet by fat broadband pipes. When the companies failed, executives blamed it on ...