Newspaper Association Of America News
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Entertainment companies are proving a safer bet than Liberty Media Corp. Chairman John Malone forecast four years ago, when he predicted some would follow the decline of music labels and newspapers amid online competition.
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Apple Inc. asked a U.S. appeals court to reinstate patent-infringement claims it filed against Google Inc.’s Motorola Mobility unit over touch-screen technology used in mobile phones.
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Warren Buffett, the billionaire investor who’s been scooping up newspapers for his Berkshire Hathaway Inc., is looking to an Arkansas publisher as a model for success in the digital age.
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New York Times Co. is formally exploring a sale of the Boston Globe, its only remaining business outside the core New York Times media brand.
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The New York Times Co. said its International Herald Tribune newspaper will be renamed the International New York Times, eliminating a global brand that traces its roots to 1887.
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New York Times Co., the newspaper publisher controlled by the Ochs-Sulzberger family, posted fourth-quarter profit that beat analysts’ estimates as its advertising decline slowed and online readership grew.
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Newspaper owners, struggling with plunging demand and advertising spending at a six-decade low, are squeezing money out of the assets they do have with rising value: buildings and land.
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U.S. newspaper companies will probably get little help from the government after a Federal Trade Commission review of the industry, a person with knowledge of the plans said.
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Warren Buffett, the investor famous for betting on aging industries like railroads and insurance, is now trying to pull off something other billionaires have tried and failed to do: save the newspaper business.
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Washington Post Co. may sell its downtown headquarters to relocate to a property that will make its operations more efficient, following similar moves by newspaper companies throughout the U.S.
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