nytimes.com - 12/11/2008
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The bankruptcy filing by the Tribune Company underscored that the brunt of the injuries being suffered by the media are in local markets, especially newspapers. >
adweek.com - 12/4/2008
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ft.com - 12/11/2008
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The crisis in US newspapers yesterday claimed its
biggest victim when Tribune Company filed for bankruptcy protection,
a year after its $8.2bn leveraged buy-out by property tycoon Sam Zell. Mr Zell, a Chicago native whose history of reviving ...
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FT.com / UK - Tribune in bankruptcy filing
bits.blogs.nytimes.com - 12/5/2008
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Media Deconsolidation (Part 24): I Read the News Today, Oh Boy
The Progress & Freedom Foundation Blog —
It almost seems pointless for me to continue my ongoing media DE-consolidation series, which has been an ongoing effort to debunk myths about the media marketplace (specifically, the notion that rampant consolidation is taking place and that operators are only growing larger and devouring more and more companies.) After all, even the kookiest of the media reformistas can't deny the truth anymore: Traditional media operators are struggling to keep their heads above water, and markets are growing more atomistic by the day, not more concentrated.
The New York Times website seems to run a story per day about traditional media giants falling ...
Media Deconsolidation (Part 24): I Read the News Today, Oh Boy
Technology Liberation Front —
It almost seems pointless for me to continue my ongoing media DE-consolidation series, which has been an ongoing effort to debunk myths about the media marketplace (specifically, the notion that rampant consolidation is taking place and that operators are only growing larger and devouring more and more companies.) After all, even the kookiest of the media reformistas can’t deny the truth anymore: Traditional media operators are struggling to keep their heads above water, and markets are growing more atomistic by the day, not more concentrated.
The New York Times website seems to run a story per day about traditional media giants falling ...
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