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News Pitch: Why To Buy News Corp [view article]
This article is weak in financial data. Replyfredrickson
Old Media and Glossy Fluff Both Lose Ground - Pew [view article]
In 1993 58% of the respondents said they read a newspaper in the last day. This study had newspaper readers reading the paper down to 27% in the last day with another 7% reading it online or in both forms. This 27% number is frightening to those at Gannett, New York Times, Tribune etc. There is no way to capture the revenue that is lost when the readers move to online. The preprint revenue is vaporizing, or moving to direct mail packages owned by the papers or their competitors.jay washingtoncheap.com
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Google Gains Search Share in July [view article]
Google is going to take over, they are so well positioned now to take advantage of the big shift in advertising spending that is continually moving towards the internet. In franchise marketing we are continually finding that more of our ad spend goes towards the internet. Google will benefit from all of this Internet attention. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Great job. Thanks. ReplyWall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
well put npnbwhilst we are at it npnb please note that
in your statement '........................ currency' should actually read china's currency Reply
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Please note that the "¥" sign means Japanese Yen and not Chinese Yuan or RMB which is Chinas currency. ReplySeeker
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [view article]
Humm… Fannie, Freddie Mortgage Profit Reaches 10-Year High …. Interesting article on Bloomberg.com today… Is the sky still falling said Chicken Little… I do not think so… ReplyMagazine Website Traffic: 'Surge' or Embarrassment? [view article]
Even with all the progress we have made I don't think that traditional paper magazine will be out of business. ReplyWhich CEOs Have the Best and Worst Approval Ratings? [view article]
sorry for the double - eric schmidt - hard to understand - they do so many things to destroy and not unlock shareholder value. ReplyWhich CEOs Have the Best and Worst Approval Ratings? [view article]
and all lower than democrat congress, which is even lower than pres. bush. drill now! ReplyWarner's 'Harry Potter' Sequel Pushed Back to July [view article]
I think it may also have to do with the fact that Dark Knight has done so well that 2009 will not look as good in comparison. Pushing out Potter gives them a chance to have a more favorable comparison. ReplyU.S and Global Search Share: Google's Ups and Downs [view article]
I see different numbers from ComScore. Please see stockweb.blogspot.com/...Where did you get source. Can you post the link? Reply
U.S and Global Search Share: Google's Ups and Downs [view article]
Does anyone know Googles' numbers for India and emerging markets? ReplyGoogle to the Rescue! [view article]
@sgmsgYour Malthusian argument ignores environmental issues, but if it worked this could make economic sense as well, so if you have those things going, why bother 'decreasing the surplus population?'
What I don't understand is how deep they would have to drill to make clean energy like this. Reply
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Google to the Rescue! [view article]
Look like GOOG is searching (pun intended) for its identity. Reply