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Port Folio Weekly & Style Weekly Parent Co. May Go Up for Salenew
Landmark Communications, which owns those two Virginia AAN member papers, has hired JP Morgan and Lehman Brothers to "to assist in exploring strategic alternatives, including the possible sale of the company's businesses," Landmark's vice chairman tells the Roanoke Times. The company's 2006 sales figures were $1.75 billion, and it employs about 12,000 people at more than 100 publications and other media properties including The Weather Channel, the Times reports.
The Roanoke Times |
01-03-2008 8:48 am |
Industry News
Radio Challenged by Research Methods That Don't Capture 18-34new
New York Times |
01-02-2008 9:53 am |
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'08 Forecast for Printnew
Mediaweek |
01-02-2008 9:41 am |
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'08 Entertainment Marketing Outlooknew
Brandweek |
01-02-2008 9:38 am |
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Tags: Marketing, Retail Advertising
Marketing Execs to Focus on Basics, SEO and Green Marketing in '08new
Center for Media Research |
01-02-2008 9:33 am |
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Outcome of Costco Case May Impact Beer and Wine Distributorsnew
BusinessWeek |
01-02-2008 9:30 am |
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WSJ Picks Best, Worst Ads of 2007new
Wall Street Journal |
12-27-2007 10:17 pm |
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Local Online Ad Sector Filled with Challenges, Promise in 2008new
ClickZ News |
12-26-2007 12:05 pm |
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Top Concert Promoter Sets Up Challenge to Ticketmasternew
New York Times |
12-21-2007 10:17 am |
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Dave Morgan: Newspapers Need to Disaggregatenew
Online Spin |
12-21-2007 10:12 am |
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IAB Issues Final Guidelines For Rich Media Ad Measurementnew
Online Media Daily |
12-21-2007 10:05 am |
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Avocado Grower Pushes Guac-And-Michelob Promonew
Marketing Daily |
12-21-2007 10:02 am |
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Tags: Marketing, Retail Advertising
Match.com Launches New Campaignnew
Adweek |
12-21-2007 9:57 am |
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News & Review Looks to 'Hire' Outsourced CEO for McClatchynew
Reacting to the news that McClatchy plans to eliminate half of the artist jobs at its flagship Sacramento Bee and outsource the work to India, the Sacramento News & Review posted an ad for a "Media Company CEO" on Delhi Craigslist yesterday. "The value of McClatchy's stock has plummeted," the ad reads. "We are thereby accepting applications that we will dutifully forward to McClatchy for 'outsourced' CEOs who will work for much less than McClatchy's current CEO (who hauls in a cool $1 million, or up to $2.38 million with bonuses. Why are you laughing?). Your duties will include bailing water out of a sinking ship, blacking or tearing out bad McClatchy financial news from publications distributed in house (including your own) and dancing while angry board members shoot bullets at your feet. Serious inquires only." News & Review editor Matt Coker, reached by email, tells AAN News that they've already received two applications: one from the Phillipines, and another from a headhunter in New Delhi.
Delhi Craigslist |
12-20-2007 2:58 pm |
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F.T.C. Clears Google-DoubleClick Dealnew
The Associated Press via The New York Times |
12-20-2007 4:54 pm |
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