Posted in November 14, 2009 ¬ 1:45 amh.Brian J. Anderson
Mainstream media, such print-based newspapers, are feeling the pain of the growing influence of the Internet. Plummeting subscriptions and falling ad revenue are two symptoms. Another is the Toronto Star announcement of last week that a third of their editorial work would be outsourced to (cheaper) foreign interests. And so was my phone call from [...]
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Posted in October 6, 2009 ¬ 12:26 pmh.Brian J. Anderson
…of declining advertising revenues and falling subscription rates for newspapers. This is what Bryan Segal, speaker at the recent CaseCamp ’09 and V.P. of audience measurement firmComScore, stated as being a predictable outcome of the transition of eyeballs from print to online. As of 45 minutes ago, “The company that owns Global Television and the [...]
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