Good news: It's not the freefall that newspapers find themselves in.
Bad news: Yet.
Friday, July 11, 2008
magazine ad sales down yet again
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- Daniel Sinker
- Daniel Sinker is the publisher of Independents' Day Media, a Chicago-based independent publishing company. He teaches about magazines at Columbia College Chicago and is a 2007-08 Knight Fellow at Stanford University. All his blogging is collected at danielsinker.com and you can also find him on Twitter.
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October
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- now read this: The Multi-Media Election
- now read this: a crackerjack analysis of circulati...
- now read this: Newspaper endorsements mapped
- How low can it go? Newspaper circulation drops aga...
- Googling the election results
- now read this: the Chicago Reader's legacy of (Pol...
- now read this: Nick Carr on the concentration of o...
- 1000 ways to say this, but Microsoft chose "automa...
- Googling the debate (again)
- Slipping Backwards: The loss of two journalists of...
- Facebook: over 10 billion served
- More on the NY Times API
- The hacker-journalist revolution just got a major ...
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- site news: subtle layout change, subtitle change
- The hits keep coming: Newspaper's online revenue d...
- checking in on journalism job losses: It's worse t...
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- Facebook: a business model only a mother could lov...
- Googling the VP debates
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September
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- Chicago Reader deathwatch part 1000
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June
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- Zell does the love/hate thing yet again
- 900 newspaper jobs lost THIS WEEK
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- someone needs to steal his caps lock button
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