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Papers still decline

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March 2, 2010 Local papers recorded heavy sales falls as the trend away from print readership continued. This has a further deflationary effect on advertising revenue, already under severe pressure as classified advertising migrates to the internet. ''There's no sense that things are
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Dow Jones in talks to buy SmartMoney

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News Corp 's Dow Jones is in talks to buy partner Hearst Corp's half of personal finance magazine SmartMoney , The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday. The Journal, which is published by Dow Jones , said the purchase could be announced within days. It said a price could not be
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Dow Jones in talks to buy SmartMoney

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AFP News Corp's Dow Jones is in talks to buy partner Hearst Corp's half of personal finance magazine SmartMoney, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday. The Journal, which is published by Dow Jones, said the purchase could be announced within days. It said a price could not be
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Reader"s Digest exits bankruptcy with less debt

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The Reader's Digest Association Inc was able to exit protection in about six months because it negotiated a prearranged reorganisation plan with key lenders prior to entering bankruptcy court. Reader's Digest is still one of the most popular US magazines with a circulation of just over seven
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Reader"s Digest exits bankruptcy with less debt

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The publisher of Reader's Digest says it has emerged from bankruptcy protection with much less debt and a new board of directors. The Reader's Digest Association Inc was able to exit protection in about six months because it negotiated a prearranged reorganisation plan with key lenders
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Reader"s Digest exits bankruptcy

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AP The publisher of Reader's Digest says it has emerged from bankruptcy protection with much less debt and a new board of directors. The Reader's Digest Association Inc was able to exit protection in about six months because it negotiated a prearranged reorganisation plan with key
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Miami Herald drops reader contribution program

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Click to enlarge photo WASHINGTON (AFP) - Just two months after it was launched, The Miami Herald is ending a program asking online readers to make a contribution to support the newspaper. The Miami Herald , in a brief article over the weekend, said it was
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Online fee plan for NY Times discussed

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"We are, and have been for quite a long time, the largest newspaper-owned website in the world," said Martin Nisenholtz, the senior vice president for digital operations at the Times. "We intend to remain the largest newspaper-owned website in the world," Nisenholtz said at "paidContent
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NY Times execs discuss online fee plan

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"We are, and have been for quite a long time, the largest newspaper-owned website in the world," said Martin Nisenholtz, the senior vice president for digital operations at the Times on Friday. "We intend to remain the largest newspaper-owned website in the world," Nisenholtz said at
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NY Times execs discuss online fee plan

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AFP Top New York Times executives have expressed confidence that a plan to start charging readers of the newspaper's website from next year will not result in a significant loss of traffic. "We are, and have been for quite a long time, the largest newspaper-owned website in the world,"
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WAN-Skywest deal to boost circulation

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AAP West Australian Newspapers Holdings Ltd (WAN) says a deal with Skywest Airlines Ltd to freight its flagship masthead to north-west WA could add thousands to circulation. WAN chief executive Chris Wharton says the agreement would ensure copies of The West Australian would be on sale
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WAN posts 15% H1 profit fall

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West Australian Newspapers Holdings Ltd (WAN) has posted a 15.4 per cent fall in first half net profit but says there has been a significant improvement in the underlying financial performance of the business. The media company reported net profit of $49.492 million for the six
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WAN posts 15% H1 profit fall

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AAP West Australian Newspapers Holdings Ltd (WAN) has posted a 15.4 per cent fall in first half net profit but says there has been a significant improvement in the underlying financial performance of the business. The media company reported net profit of $49.492 million for the six
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WAN posts fall in first half profit

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The media company reported net profit of $49.492 million for the six months to December 31, down from $58.496 million in the prior corresponding period. Revenue fell 9.7 per cent to $205.109 million. WAN chief executive Chris Wharton said the results were "very pleasing". "We
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In hard times, boutique broker"s bear earnings strike bullish tone

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HARTLEYS kept its head well and truly above water in the latest year, with pre-tax earnings of $8.6 million making it one of the more profitable boutique stockbroking firms in the country. It didn't escape the difficult conditions in the broking sector, though, with the latest earnings of
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SCMP cuts more than 30 editorial jobs

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AFP Hong Kong's English-language daily the South China Morning Post on Tuesday laid off more than 30 editorial staff as part of a restructuring exercise, sources said. In an internal email circulated among staff and seen by AFP, the Post's Editor-in-Chief Reginald Chua said the company...
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Weapons maker dodges a bullet

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METAL Storm has staved off imminent insolvency by securing $730,000 worth of breathing space with a share issue to as yet unnamed investors. The Brisbane-based weapons maker, which has been on the corporate equivalent of life support for weeks, told the Australian Securities Exchange...
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Washington Post closes US bureaus

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AFP The Washington Post, in a cost-cutting move, is closing its last three domestic bureaus in the United States, the newspaper reported on Tuesday. The six correspondents in the New York, Los Angeles and Chicago bureaus will be reassigned to Washington but three news assistants will...
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Playboy to outsource business functions - Yahoo! Finance

Companies: Playboy Enterprises Inc. American Media will handle production, circulation, advertising sales, marketing and other services of Playboy magazine and other publications. Playboy will pay American Media a fee for its services and provide incentives to increase...

Struggling Playboy to outsource publishing to American Media | Business Breaking News | News.com.au

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Playboy Enterprises said the plan to outsource all Playboy magazine functions to AMI with the exception of the editorial product should return the magazine founded by Hugh Hefner to profitability in 2011. Florida-based AMI, the fourth-largest magazine publisher in the United States, will...
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