A year and a month after the Hearst Corp. announced the planned death of its 146-year-old Seattle P-I print edition, the Seattle Times Co. indicates it has successfully fought off its own potential print demise and that "The Seattle Times is here to stay."
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MediaNews Group Inc. will start charging a fee for some articles on two of its newspapers’ Web sites in May, adopting a pay system similar to that announced by the New York Times last month.
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Six months ago, network executives were complaining that the White House was costing them tens of millions of dollars by pressing them to carry presidential news conferences in prime time.
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The board of directors has given newly appointed President and Chief Operating Officer Gracia Martore a $250,000 raise in her 2010 base pay, to $950,000 a year, the company just disclosed in a new regulatory filing.
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Talk about feeding the hand that bites you: Current and former Star Tribune newsroom workers will buy an ad next week in their paper recognizing not only the 26 workers management is purging in a reorganization plan, but the estimated 140 laid off or bought out since January 2007.
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Content aggregators and search engines are vampires, and newspapers are the chesty blondes who fall victim to their charms -- and ultimately get bitten.
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Tyler Thoreson has been hired as the new managing editor for Observer digital. He will oversee Observer.com and VSL, as well as any future web or mobile properties.
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As if the New York Times' Arthur Sulzberger and Janet Robinson didn't have enough headaches, trying to figure out how to fend off that other daily beast known as the Wall Street Journal.
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Extracting payment from online readers has been called everything from the next great folly of print journalism to its salvation, but to get a glimpse of how it really looks, head to Lancaster, Pa.
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Marcus Brauchli, now running the Washington Post, has never spoken publicly about how much he received upon leaving the top job at the Wall Street Journal in April 2007, just a few months after Rupert Murdoch took over.
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