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Online Ad Sales Growing, But Not At 'Premium' Sites
According to an article in the Financial Times today, online ads are expected to outsell those in print newspapers in the US by 2011. A study by Veronis Suhler Stevenson
The Mobile Web Takes Over for Generation Y
Mobile browser maker Opera has released its latest report on the mobile Web and this time it's come to a conclusion you'll arrive at soon enough as the family gathers
Study: Digital Publishing Subscriptions to Reach $3B by 2014
Ever since the release of Apple's iPad, the only device making a significant impact in the tablet market, many have speculated about the possibilities for the the future of the
New RWW Writer: Jolie O'Dell
We'd like to welcome a new daily writer to our team of Web enthusiasts: Jolie O'Dell. Jolie is a journalist, blogger, and video blogger. In the past, she has worked
Google Offering Training Services for Hyperlocal News in Europe
What can be done to help professional news organizations survive in this internet era? The New York Times made mention this weekend of a particularly interesting project in the Czech
NZ's eBay sold for $700M
The big news in my part of the world today is that trademe.co.nz, a virtual clone of eBay that has risen to dominance in the eBay-less New Zealand market, has
Teens Not Into Twitter, TV, Radio, or Newspapers, Reports Young Morgan Stanley Intern
Matthew Robson, a 15-year-old intern at analyst firm Morgan Stanley recently helped compile a report about teenage media habits. Overnight, his findings have become a sensation...which goes to show that
Associated Press to Distribute Nonprofit Content
Yesterday, the Associated Press announced that it would augment its syndicated news offerings with content taken from non-profit organizations. According to the announcement: "Newspapers, for the first time, will be
Can the iPad Save Magazines and Newspapers After All?
Before Apple even officially announced the iPad, traditional publishers started to get excited about the potential of the device. Much like the iPod did for music, Apple's rumored tablet could
Cartoon: Search Engine Pessimized
It's happening to more and more of the blogs I read: the personality, quirkiness and unique voice that once made them so appealing to me are fading. In their place,
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