Paxman fears for Newsnight future
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Jeremy Paxman wonders if Newsnight will survive budget cuts and criticises TV executives over recent scandals.
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Business & money: Media group told to avoid Murdoch newspaper war.
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Supercross is shaping up to be the latest battleground in the fight over media consolidation.
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AFTER years of cross-border skirmishing, open warfare has erupted between Newsnight presenter Jeremy Paxman and his colleagues who produce the Scottish version of the programme.
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Media & professional: The corporation's global presence is threatened by the licence fee squeeze, writes James Robinson.
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Stocks to watch on Friday: MICROSOFT  CORP. MSFT.O: The world's largest software maker will suffer  serious harm if it is forced to provide a version of Windows  without Windows Media Player audio-visual software, its lawyer  told a European Union court.
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Talks of a swap between Liberty Media and the News Corporation was met with some skepticism by Liberty shareholders.
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Europe's bourses are expected to track the climb on the Nasdaq overnight and open slightly firmer. Ericsson though is likley to suffer following a disappointing update and VW will be in focus after rejecting an union pay cuts offer as insufficient.
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Tycho:  Positive Sony news here, at Penny Arcade?  I know, right?  We shall redouble our efforts.  The story all this was based on has been changed to say that none of it is true, or that very little of it is true (depending on who you ask), but if you're asking me I think the original story hit pretty close to the mark.  The alternative - which is to say, that xFire technology would be used for a single game and no others - suggests that their service will be another briar patch of vendor "interpretations" of an online community, which can't possibly be true.  I refuse to believe that, in this generation, they would leave something like this to chance.
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Despite the recent spate of takeovers in the beleaguered newspaper industry, analysts are skeptical that many more will follow.
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Jeff Jarvis is looking for better stewards of journalism's future. He explains, I donât see enough development going on in new news efforts &#151; enough to save journalism from the sinking news business. And thatâs whatâs troubling me. The old players are proving to be quite ineffective stewards &#151; we knew that &#151; but there arenât enough new stewards joining the church.  Problem is, you can't make a new business out of an old business that's turned into a church. Wall Street isn't up for that, and most of the big papers work for Wall Street. The word "stewardship" alone is a boat anchor on any company's stock price.
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These companies released news at oddball hours, hoping investors wouldn't notice.
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THE haste with which News Corporation has adopted a &quot;poison pill&quot; - or stockholders rights plan - following the bold move of John Malone&#39;s Liberty Media to put its foot on a further 8 per cent of the voting stock demonstrates a real concern as to his
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NEW YORK - New media will be more friend than foe. That was the reassuring message for investors offered by executives from top traditional media companies at two of the industry's biggest annual conferences.
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Timed stock market trades will go awry. Manufacturing lines will grind to a halt. Perplexed executives will hold court before empty conference rooms. These are just a few of the doomsday scenarios that have been tossed out in advance of Daylight Savings Time, which has been bumped up by two weeks this year by order of the U.S. Congress.
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With News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch mentioning recently that the site could be sold, and advertisers already shunning it as too mainstream, could there be trouble in paradise?
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Radio microphones used in the entertainment industry could be under threat from plans to sell off airwaves.