AAN News
5 Steps to Take Your Website Mobilenew
iMedia Connection |
08-13-2007 9:55 am |
Industry News
Tags: Electronic Publishing, Management
No Holy Grail for Web Video Ad Modelnew
paidContent |
08-13-2007 9:14 am |
Industry News
comScore to Count Ads Displayed in New Web Metrics Equationnew
Bits Blog, New York Times |
08-13-2007 8:48 am |
Industry News
Study: Online Video Quality Impacts Audience Retention, Revenuenew
Marketing Charts |
08-09-2007 10:16 am |
Industry News
Google to Dive Into Mobile Market with GPhonenew
Adotas |
08-08-2007 3:46 pm |
Industry News
San Antonio Current Unveils Redesigned Print & Web Editions
San Antonio Current Press Release |
08-08-2007 12:44 pm |
Press Releases
European Ticket Broker Viagogo Invades U.S. Marketnew
TechCrunch |
08-07-2007 9:48 am |
Industry News
Web Ad Spending Set to Overtake All Other Media By 2011new
Online Media Daily |
08-07-2007 9:28 am |
Industry News
Long Island Press Redesigns Print Edition & Website
Long Island Press Press Release |
08-06-2007 9:15 am |
Press Releases
Is Your Site Google Dependent?new
Adotas |
08-06-2007 5:03 am |
Industry News
College Students Growing More Receptive to Mobile Adsnew
MarketingVox |
08-02-2007 2:45 pm |
Industry News
AAN Releases 2007 Convention Survey Results [members only]
AAN Staff |
08-01-2007 12:44 pm |
Association News
FedEx First to Run Long-Form Video Ads at NYTimes.comnew
ClickZ News |
07-31-2007 6:03 pm |
Industry News
Who Will the New Creative Loafing Turn to For National Ads?new
CEO Ben Eason tells Editor & Publisher he's not sure if the now-six paper chain will continue to use the Alternative Weekly Network (AWN) for national ad sales or switch over to the competing Ruxton Group, which currently handles ad sales for the Chicago Reader and Washington City Paper. "We have been longtime AWN folks," he says. Ruxton, which was founded by the Reader, is now owned by Village Voice Media. Eason says figuring this out is one of his top priorities. He also tells E&P that strength in the national ad market is a key aspect of this week's deal. "Now with Chicago and D.C., all of the sudden you have enough critical mass and it becomes a go-to place for ad agencies on Madison Avenue," he says.
Editor & Publisher |
07-26-2007 12:22 pm |
Industry News
Creative Loafing CEO Meets With Chicago Reader Staffnew
The Reader's Michael Miner reports that Ben Eason didn't focus on editorial matters in Wednesday's meeting, but rather on "web opportunities, regaining ground lost to Craiglist in classified advertising, and the efficiencies of centralizing the design work in Atlanta," a change Miner notes "is likely to cost a dozen or so Reader employees their jobs." After the meeting, when Miner asked Eason about editorial, he said "it's everything" -- but Miner isn't so sure that's Creative Loafing's approach. He thinks the Creative Loafing papers' design "doesn't respect the stories it ought to serve. If the centralized design staff makes this the look of the Reader ... I think readers will judge it as antithetical to what they've understood the Reader to be." According to Miner, Creative Loafing will turn the Reader into a one-section tabloid, a change the old owners were also planning.
Chicago Reader |
07-26-2007 11:01 am |
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