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 AUGUST 4, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC Drowning Out the Big Labels Some indies are selling more records than ever while the majors limp along  JULY 28, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC Watching Your Every Online Move Even if Phorm can placate privacy concerns, will its ultratargeted ads creep us out? JULY 14, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC The Wall Street Journalist Ignoring his critics, new Managing Editor Robert Thomson plots a global strategy JULY 7, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC What's to Be Done with AOL? Sure, it gets no love from Wall Street, but potential buyers and dance partners abound JUNE 30, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC Redirecting the Web's News Stream Daylife's online aggregation model could help drive traffic to Old Media JUNE 23, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC The Daily Shrinking Planet Even gung-ho newspaper executives are getting gloomy about the future JUNE 16, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC The Writing on the Wall (and the Web) When even Rupert Murdoch is singing dirges for print media, you know it's bad JUNE 9, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC How to Get Rich—and Notorious Bad-boy publishing mogul Felix Dennis shares his secrets with us. Or does he? JUNE 2, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC Don't Touch That Dial Yes, advertisers will someday retreat from network TV—but its lure is still strong MAY 26, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC Taking Ads to a Whole Nuttier Level Wexley School For Girls is actually an ad agency, though it has its own fight song MAY 19, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC Can Craigslist Stay Oddball? The Web phenom was never into maximizing profits. A scrap with eBay may change things MAY 12, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC Now Wait Just a New York Minute Mayor Bloomberg is not the Times' ideal white knight, whatever some folks believe MAY 5, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC YouTube's Buried Treasure Making the most of its riches will take a lot longer than Google expected APRIL 28, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC Is Content King? Or Is Search? Traditionalists and techies at Web portals clash over the core focus of online media APRIL 28, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC An Eerie Temple of Yesterday's News It seems an odd time to erect the Newseum, a $450 million paean to journalism APRIL 21, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC One Newspaper That's in the Pink The Financial Times has staged a stellar turnaround. But here comes Murdoch's Journal APRIL 7, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC Newsday Coulda Been a Contender Sam Zell may sell the New York area paper. But it missed its big chance years ago MARCH 31, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC The Cheapest Suits in Hollywood What's behind Fox's unrivaled string of money-making movies? A relentless focus on costs MARCH 24, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC A Women's Magazine, via Yahoo Its new site, Shine, aims to attract the wide audience of Old Media women's titles MARCH 17, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC Point and Click—at Your TV Backchannel takes a remote shot at that elusive prize: profitable interactive television MARCH 10, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC Requiem for Old-Time Radio Hit hard by the music world's fragmentation, it's handicapped in making a Web transition MARCH 3, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC Campaign '08: The Hottest Show on TV Face it: Compared with the political drama on the tube, the Web's a mere utility FEBRUARY 25, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC The One-Guy Theory Diffuse power begets confusion. Companies led by one guy get things done FEBRUARY 18, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC Sweating Bullets in Magazineland Unfortunately for independent, midsize companies, the new year is turning ugly early FEBRUARY 11, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC A Slo-Mo Strategy at New York Times Behind hedge fund Harbinger's bid for boardroom seats at Times and Media General FEBRUARY 4, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC That Queasy Feeling at Sundance Amid the excitement over 3D, high anxiety about how to hold on to paying customers JANUARY 28, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC The (Pay) Envelope, Please Oscar night may finally give striking writers the clout they need JANUARY 21, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC You've Got Tribune. Now Do Something How new owner Sam Zell can breathe life into newspapers amid widespread malaise JANUARY 14, 2008 — MEDIA CENTRIC The Watchword for Media: Scarcity A paper pinch, slower Web traffic, and striking writers make for a harsh new reality DECEMBER 31, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC Those Hulking Media Failures Why so many conglomerates are splitting up and slimming down DECEMBER 24, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC Is This the Future of Magazines? With the business flying blind, maybe Monocle can be king DECEMBER 17, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC The FCC's Broadband Bobble The U.S. is falling even further behind in high-speed Internet availability, speed, and cost DECEMBER 10, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC Media Predictions for 2008 The future promises loss, revenge, surprise...or something like that DECEMBER 3, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC Google and Other People's Content It sticks ads all over. But to maintain growth, it may need to own the places it puts them NOVEMBER 26, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC Data Geeks Make Good IAG delivers precise data on which TV ads are resonating. Now it's headed online NOVEMBER 19, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC TMZ: Cleaning Up By Dishing Dirt The wildly popular Web site and TV show has nailed celebrity deconstruction NOVEMBER 12, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC The Last Tycoon of Print Jann Wenner sits atop the Rolling Stone empire, all but thumbing his nose at the Web NOVEMBER 5, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC The Winter of Our Content The future of media is securely in the hands of the tech dudes. Ask any tech dude OCTOBER 29, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC Leaving Record Labels Behind Musicians are looking for an alternative. Their managers may be the answer OCTOBER 22, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC Don't Kill the Nightly News. Really The networks still mint money from this hoary format. So why pull the plug? OCTOBER 15, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC Music, Critics, And Crowds Unlike other music-recommendation sites, Critical Metrics doesn't believe in the wisdom of the crowd OCTOBER 8, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC Thinking Small On The Web In this era, are Hearst's targeted digital buys enough? OCTOBER 1, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC The Old Mad Ave, Built Anew? Miles Nadal aims to buck the corporate mindset in marketing SEPTEMBER 24, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC "Dr. Evil" Moves To Maxim Quadrangle Group's Kent Brownridge is chasing the same reader as Rolling Stone SEPTEMBER 17, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC O.K. (Sigh), I'll Join Facebook But its mashup of friends and business is a bit unnerving SEPTEMBER 10, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC Big-City Woes Hit Country Album sales for country artists have held nearly steady. Until now SEPTEMBER 6, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC O.K. (Sigh), I'll Join Facebook BW's Jon Fine has "belatedly and grudgingly" started a Facebook page. But the social network's mashup of friends and business is a bit unnerving SEPTEMBER 3, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC Which Ads Don't Get Skipped? A TiVo service that tracks viewer fast-forwarding yields big surprises AUGUST 20, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC When Mags Meet The Reaper Which one's the next to close? Magazine Death Pool has a good record at predicting what's not long for this world AUGUST 13, 2007 — MEDIA CENTRIC Where Rupert Could Fall Short Murdoch's patience is not what the Journal needs View Next Page | | |
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