Knight Ridder Watch
 News of the newspaper business
Updated: 14 weeks 20 hours ago
December 5, 2009 - 3:12pm
Publisher Hearst Corp. plans to launch next year a service called Skiff to sell digital versions of newspapers and magazines on electronic readers and other devices, in a system it believes will be more visually appealing to readers and more lucrative for media companies.... Read the rest of "Hearst plans digital magazine, newspaper service"
December 5, 2009 - 3:12pm
You stepped into your first newsroom, and some tectonic plate of destiny shifted. You slid into a new dimension, like Harry Potter at Platform 9 3/4, rematerializing in a parallel realm, previously unimaginable, then life-altering.... Read the rest of "A eulogy for old-school newsrooms"
December 5, 2009 - 3:12pm
The Washington Post Co. is one of the few big newspaper publishers that managed to retain a high investment-grade credit rating during the crisis year of 2009. On Thursday, Standard & Poor’s Ratings Service changed its rating outlook to "stable" from "negative," meaning it does not expect to downgrade the rating in the near future.... Read the rest of "Washington Post Co.'s high credit rating 'stable,' S&P says"
December 5, 2009 - 3:12pm
Three technology companies have agreed to lease the lower floors of The Chronicle building, the first steps in a broader plan to create what the developers and city are calling an "innovation incubation hub" in the Mid-Market district.... Read the rest of "Tech companies to move into Chronicle building"
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