New York Times Tries Something New to Help Halt Falling Revenue
The New York Times believes it has a new way to increase subscription revenue. It needs one. The top line keeps shrinking, as it has for years.
The New York Times believes it has a new way to increase subscription revenue. It needs one. The top line keeps shrinking, as it has for years.
The insiders are back and they are buying and selling. Until the period for second-quarter earnings rolls around in July, the windows for insiders will be wide open.
For the moment, the New York Times is leading the Post in online visitors. It remains to be seen which can capitalize on them.
Google once again showed its dominance of U.S. online visitors. It posted unique visitors of more than 248 million unique visitors in December.
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If there are any sections of the New York Times that lose money, the decision about cuts should be easy.
One trend that stands out in the new Pew Research Center Journalism & Media Study is that consumption of news has moved incresasingly toward mobile devices.
According to a new study, computers controlled by hackers "view" about a quarter of all video ads on the Web, meaning 25% of inventory sold to advertisers is useless.
It is hard to fool all of investors all of the time, but the New York Times did succeed in fooling some investors over the course of the past several days.
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The New York Times has announced that it will cut 100 newsroom jobs as the paper seeks to lower costs to meet declining revenues.
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