I guess the way I would put it is this: I started in the newspaper business, you were in the newspaper business.
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O, the newspaper business that Tribune spun off in 2014.
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The local-newspaper business is not going to make him rich.
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Tribune is not Mr. Ferro's first foray into the newspaper business.
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Who knew there was still life in the moribund newspaper business?
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In 2012 Rupert Murdoch moved to quarantine his scandal-wracked newspaper business.
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It is certainly not news that the newspaper business is in trouble.
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"Alden has become a cartoon villain of the newspaper business," Doctor said.
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" In the newspaper business, such stories would be deemed "too good to check.
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New York (CNN Business)Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is ditching its newspaper business.
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Tunisian newspaper, Business News, said he is expected to visit Tunisia on Tuesday.
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WATTERS: OK. WILLIAMS: Because, I mean, Ben is in the newspaper business, you know?
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This was a huge premium for an ailing newspaper business, but Tribune said no.
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She pushed past her discomfort, learned the newspaper business, and became a capable leader.
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He has invested in The Globe, though it continues to struggle in the challenging newspaper business.
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Starboard also has a stake in Tronc, the newspaper business spun off from Tribune in 113.
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Starboard also has a stake in Tronc, the newspaper business spun off from Tribune in 2014.
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So I think that the toughest part of the newspaper business are the large regional metros.
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He spent a decade in the daily newspaper business, including four years with The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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That's why I'm sad to see this easily forgotten aspect of the newspaper business fading away.
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It collapsed in 2011 when Murdoch's UK newspaper business was engulfed in a phone-hacking scandal.
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Last year, Starboard disclosed a stake in Tronc, the newspaper business that Tribune spun off in 2014.
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"We love the newspaper business very dearly and it's in very bad shape right now," she said.
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Indian financial newspaper Business Standard first reported here the news of the manufacturing plant closings on Tuesday.
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That was before the recession and the rise of digital media combined to weaken the newspaper business.
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It is an effort to appear to be more of a tech company than a newspaper business.
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A daily newspaper's structure and culture reflect the accumulated wisdom of many decades in the newspaper business.
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Indian daily newspaper Business Standard on Monday reported that Amazon was in talks to buy Uber Eats.
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Here's Rachel coming up with a digital-first background, and me I'm from the newspaper business, right?
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The print newspaper business is dying, and for some papers, this rule has probably hastened their demise.
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The rest of the industry has blamed the declining print newspaper business, rather than Canada, for its struggles.
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When classified ads — the bread and butter of the newspaper business — migrated online, newspapers big and small suffered.
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His boss Perry White also wasn't actually in the newspaper business – Ancestry tracked him to a jail in 1858.
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The rivalry had waned in recent years as both papers adjusted to the challenging realities of the newspaper business.
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The directing, especially in the way it made scoops and the newspaper business seem sexy, was also very good!
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A newspaper business that two years ago was beset with existentially worrying losses appears on the verge of breaking even.
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The deal came five years after a political and criminal scandal at Murdoch's British newspaper business derailed an earlier bid.
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He told Reuters he would meet board members later on Friday to discuss the allegations made by newspaper Business Day.
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In the 11th hour, however, Gannett's lenders balked at doing a highly leveraged deal while the newspaper business was deteriorating.
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Mr. Breslin won nearly every award known to the newspaper business, and also distinguished himself as a critically acclaimed author.
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The Wall Street Journal will be the big new name that Apple adds to Apple News Plus from the newspaper business.
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The company is testing new digital content and ad formats, while making acquisitions in the newspaper business to expand its footprint.
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The brothers had grown up playing together, they had been in the newspaper business together, they had built an airplane together.
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In a recent op-ed piece with Indian newspaper Business Standard, former Indian foreign secretary Shyam Saran said that after the Feb.
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Beginning with Craigslist—and culminating with an online ad duopoly controlled by Facebook and Google—the newspaper business model was rapidly disrupted.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is leaving the newspaper business and selling its operations to publisher Lee Enterprises for $140 million in cash.
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The reputation of Murdoch's British newspaper business has been damaged in recent years by a huge scandal over phone-hacking by some reporters.
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By doing this he created fodder for the online news writers and the outrage trickled down to the moribund TV and newspaper business.
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First, the entertainment businesses the family would be exiting are in secular decline (Mr Murdoch admits that the newspaper business is similarly afflicted).
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The deal, announced in December, came five years after a political and criminal scandal at Murdoch's British newspaper business derailed an earlier bid.
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The asset manager is eyeing a valuation of about 100 billion rupees in its IPO, newspaper Business Standard had reported here last month.
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Last year, radio ad sales dropped 2 percent, while revenue in the struggling newspaper business actually rose 7 percent, according to Standard Media Index.
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"These are days of accelerating change in the newspaper business," Mr. Baker, The Journal's editor in chief, said in his memo about the review.
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The company said it expected to continue generating revenue more from readers than from the advertisers that were once integral to the newspaper business.
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He got his start in the newspaper business delivering Grit, a small-town & rural weekly paper & went on to work 43 years in journalism.
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Liguori joined Tribune in 2013 and led the spin-off of its newspaper business into a separate company now known as Tronc Inc TRNC.
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MNG Enterprises said it was a win for an "entrenched Gannett board that has been unwilling to address the current realities of the newspaper business".
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Nation, the biggest publisher in East Africa, also operates in Uganda and Tanzania and runs radio and television stations in addition to a newspaper business.
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Tribune Media (which was split off from its declining newspaper business in 2014) owns TV stations in many major markets, most notably WGN in Chicago.
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I had a mentor in the newspaper business who had been a young Columbia University dropout and baseball freak, sent to the island of Okinawa.
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He didn't know anything about the newspaper business, but through his conversations with Graham he became convinced of the importance of taking on the challenge.
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But the death blow for a vessel built to face German U-boats may come from, of all things, the decline of the newspaper business.
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CNBC's Warren Buffett Archive has a collection of video clips of Buffett talking over the years about newspapers: "Buffett's complicated relationship with the newspaper business."
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Sometimes you could tell these readers to take a hike, but as the newspaper business declined it became less advisable to treat readers as an annoyance.
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"When I first got into the newspaper business, it was intriguing, rewarding and I felt like I was doing something more than generating profits," Goodridge said.
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Well, I left the newspaper business, went up to the West Coast and worked for Paul Allen, which has a company called Starwave that launched ESPN.
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"He got his start in the newspaper business delivering Grit, a small-town & rural weekly paper & went on to work 43 years in journalism," she added.
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But I've been interested in what goes on in the world since I can remember, enhanced and polished by years in the newspaper business or its environs.
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Whoever came up with that number, that's like saying 'listen, as long as newspapers stay strong, we're going to kill it because we're in the newspaper business.
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" Not nominated; directed by Michael Curtiz Frank S. Nugent: "The nicest thing about these Hollywood reflections of the newspaper business is that you meet such interesting reporters.
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"The game has been to not respond," said Ajai Shukla, a former colonel in the Indian Army who is strategic affairs editor at the newspaper Business Standard.
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Smith joined Thomson as a journalist in 1987 and rose through the ranks to run its North American newspaper business, before the company divested it in 2000.
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But the newspaper business continues to be stressful for stakeholders, as fewer consumers indicate a willingness to pay for print, which impacts both subscription and print advertising revenues.
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Between the late 1880s and World War I, the newspaper business was "unsure of its place" and went through many changes to establish the norms newspapers employ now.
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No surprise there, given the state of the newspaper business in which resources are limited due to falling ad revenue and, therefore, depleted staffing, especially in rural places.
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My family lived outside of Chicago, and my father was in the newspaper business, and became the editor of the local paper and the mayor of our town.
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The newspaper business decided it simply didn't want to take the risk, so first blocked all open-exchange ad buying on its European pages and then nixed behavioral targeting.
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Rebekah Brooks, CEO of Murdoch's UK newspaper business, said the companies' brands, including a forthcoming Sun betting offer, could be promoted across print, online and radio after the deal.
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Under a deal also announced Monday, Tribune will have access to that technology for use in the newspaper business, eventually paying royalties to one of Dr. Soon-Shiong's companies.
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If they do, it would signal a new low in the decline of the global newspaper business, the radical retreat of centuries-old, mainstream metropolitan newspapers with national influence.
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Earlier in the day, newspaper Business Standard reported that all shortlisted bidders for the company had backed out of the bidding process that is due to complete on May 10.
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The ever-shrinking legacy newspaper business is also seeing newsrooms turn to collective bargaining to beat back owners who have turned to layoffs and cuts to secure higher profit margins.
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Women's rights have come a long way, she said, recalling the days when she worked in the newspaper business selling advertising and was paid far less than her male colleagues.
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The newspaper business was around trucks and newspapers, like when Ben Franklin started one of the first newspapers, he did it because he just needed more stuff to put into print.
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The 600-acre expanse, featuring undulating hills and native perennials like Lilium auratum and Aralia elata, was commissioned by the publisher Mitsushige Hayashi to offset the carbon footprint of his newspaper business.
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One Wall Street investor that has long had its hand in the newspaper business is private equity firm Fortress Investment Group, helmed by billionaire Wes Edens, who co-owns the Milwaukee Bucks.
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Murdoch and his family have long coveted full control of Sky, despite the damaging failure of a previous attempt in 2011 when their British newspaper business became embroiled in a phone-hacking scandal.
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But the official report, leaked to local newspaper Business Standard in February, shows the female labour participation rate was merely 23.3 percent in 2017-2018, down about 8 percentage points from 2011-23.
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Gregg Miller grew up near Kansas City and studied journalism at Central Missouri State, but he hated the newspaper business, so he started his own advertising company over the objections of his parents.
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Here's the latest: India's jobless rate hit 6.1 percent in the last year, its highest level in 45 years, according to a report published on Thursday in the independent Indian newspaper Business Standard.
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But the official report, leaked to local newspaper Business Standard in February, shows the female labor participation rate was merely 23.3 percent in 2017-2018, down about 8 percentage points from 2011-23.
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In particular, he spoke about the newspaper business under News Corporation, a roster that includes The Wall Street Journal and The New York Post, as well as The Times and The Sun in Britain.
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In particular, he spoke about the newspaper business under News Corp, a roster that includes The Wall Street Journal and The New York Post, as well as The Times and The Sun in Britain.
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The younger son of the media tycoon, now 43, quit as the chairman of the-then BSkyB in 2012, brought down by his link to the newspaper business which he was running at the time.
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Australian-born Murdoch inherited his father's newspaper business in 1952 and transformed it over many years, acquiring premiere properties such as The Wall Street Journal, the London Times, and the 20th Century Fox movie studio.
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It is a blow to 87-year-old Murdoch, who tried to buy Sky eight years ago only for the bid to collapse in the fallout from a phone-hacking scandal at his British newspaper business.
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"This is a win for an entrenched Gannett board that has been unwilling to address the current realities of the newspaper business, and sadly a loss for Gannett and its shareholders," MediaNews said in a statement.
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He began his career at Thomson Corp in 1987 and ran its North American newspaper business before moving into other executive roles, including managing the professional publishing business that served the legal, tax and accounting markets.
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Murdoch's earlier approach for Sky collapsed in 2011 after his British newspaper business was hit by a phone-hacking scandal, which saw some journalists obtain illegal access to phone messages of celebrities, lawmakers and a murdered girl.
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While it found that James Murdoch "repeatedly fell short of the conduct to be expected of him" during his time running News Corp's newspaper business, it did not conclude that he had deliberately engaged in any wrongdoing.
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Robbie Collin, The Telegraph: Spielberg pushes these moments right to the brink of corniness, but you wouldn't want it any other way, particularly as the ink-stained romance of the newspaper business plays up to his sentimental streak.
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That bid collapsed in 2011 when Murdoch's UK newspaper business was engulfed in a phone hacking scandal that intensified political opposition, resulted in a criminal trial and led to the closure of his News of the World tabloid.
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The Murdoch family have never wavered in their ambition to take full control of Sky, despite the damaging failure of a previous attempt five years ago when their British newspaper business became embroiled in a phone-hacking scandal.
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On Monday night, Ramaphosa went further, saying in a speech on land reforms that these were the only way to let a "festering wound" heal and that "black people want their land back," national newspaper Business Day reported.
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According to Kenya-based newspaper Business Daily, NCBA Group, the recently listed merger between domestic banks NIC and CBA in which the Kenyatta family reportedly has a 13.2% stake, gained 8.5% while shares of I&M Bank jumped 8.8%.
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It was at the Voyager encounters that I first got to know my colleagues in the newspaper business, and learned by going out to dinner with them that they could drink me under the table before the appetizers arrived.
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Until then, though, as Reed sets out to make critical changes to the newspaper business, his employment contract with Fortress remains; however, the private-equity firm has agreed to reduce the fees it earns from managing the company overall.
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Murdoch, 86, and his family have long coveted full control of Sky, despite the damaging failure of a previous attempt in 2011 when their British newspaper business became embroiled in a phone-hacking scandal which forced them to abandon that bid.
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The Murdoch family have never wavered in their ambition to take full control of Sky, despite the damaging failure of a previous attempt around 5-1/2 years ago when their British newspaper business became embroiled in a phone-hacking scandal.
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Murdoch and his family have long coveted full control of Sky, despite the damaging failure of a previous attempt in 2011 when their British newspaper business became embroiled in a phone-hacking scandal which forced them to drop the bid.
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Originally called "Pressa" ("The Press"), this Icelandic series on Walter Presents is a melodramatic, sometimes hilariously unrealistic depiction of journalism that also captures the moment-to-moment texture of the newspaper business about as well as a TV show can.
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Twenty-five years post-"Batman," Mr. Keaton has re-emerged as the go-to wise, grizzled veteran of whatever you need him to be a wise, grizzled veteran of: car racing ("Need for Speed"); the newspaper business ("Spotlight"); Hollywood itself ("Birdman").
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One view in the newspaper business is that the Guardian may end up caught in the middle: too generalist for a strategy based on readers paying for content they can't do without, and too tiny to reel in sizeable online-advertising deals.
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"It's not a great time to be in the community newspaper business, but it's the sector that has survived the shift to digital the best," said Joshua Benton, the director of the Nieman Journalism Lab at Harvard, which studies the future of journalism.
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But revelations in 2011 that reporters at a Sunday tabloid, News of the World, had hacked the mobile phone of a young British murder victim and listened to her voice mail messages quickly developed into a scandal that engulfed News Corporation's British newspaper business.
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An opinion at the time among some in the newspaper business, he said, was that grayscale imagery was associated with seriousness, while color was not: Tabloids were in color, but The Times and The Washington Post — the "serious" papers — printed in black and white.
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Later on, as I started to work and came to understand that bars were an essential companion to the newspaper business, I saw how people adopted specific brands of Scotch as their own, drinking solely J & B or Ballantine's, just as one smoked Marlboros or Salems.
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"Right now, I would consider them above the F.B.I. as far as being good guys," he said, referring to the K.K.K. Ms. Dexter said she had a fine relationship with Mr. Sutton and had learned a lot about the newspaper business from him in only a few weeks.
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His appointment, seven months after becoming chief executive of Fox, follows Rebekah Brooks' return to lead Rupert Murdoch's newspaper business last year after being cleared of charges over the scandal at the News of the World newspaper, where reporters hacked into phones to obtain stories while she was the editor.
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And even when news coverage in America was really just the newspaper business, the best times for the industry has always been when the public is convinced that the news cycle is so unpredictable that it needs to check back several times a day to stay on top of the latest developments.
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The complex was home to part of Rupert Murdoch's UK media empire for nearly 30 years until the tycoon broke News Corp's historic ties with Wapping in 2014 and moved his UK newspaper business to the News Building, a 17-storey office block in London Bridge, previously known as the Baby Shard.
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The agreement, if approved, would end a long process for both Tribune Publishing, which has coveted the Southern California newspapers as part of a plan to expand its reach and streamline costs, and Freedom Communications, which initially aimed to revamp the newspaper business in the region but fell victim to the same forces that have besieged newspapers across the country.
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The deal is gonna be voted on mid-November, and I just think it has a very asymmetric reward risk, and something that is just nobody believes in because the newspaper business is a shrinking business, but of their 4 billion in revenues, a billion is digital, which is growing, and the CEO who runs the company is a good guy, knows what he's doing.
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To be fair though, Craigslist, which had a huge role in decimating the newspaper business, never got this kind of enmity, in part because Craig Newmark never walked around saying, "I'd like to hear more about your concerns and maybe there's a way we can work with you" and "I've got a new pilot program," or, "Here's some funding if you all create" whatever the equivalent of live video for Craigslist would be.
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