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AP Could Lose 10% of Staff in '09

Associated Press President and CEO Tom Curley told a group of employees today that the AP could lose up to 10 percent of its staff by the end of 2009, but likely through attrition not layoffs.

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McClatchy Revenue Down 18%

October provided no relief for The McClatchy Co., with the nation's third-largest newspaper company reporting Wednesday that consolidated revenues dropped 17.8 percent in the month compared to a year ago on advertising that slipped 20.4 percent.

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NYT Critic Barnes Dies at 81

Clive Barnes, longtime theater and dance critic for the New York Post, has died.

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Time Spent on Top News Sites in Decline

Following the same trend in September, the average time spent per person on newspaper Web sites declined in October year-over-year as monthly uniques soared.

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Updated: Fresh Cuts at Time Inc.

More heads are rolling at what’s left of Time Inc.’s Southern Progress Corp., which recently was folded into a Lifestyle Group under a recent company-wide reorg.

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Monitor: Publisher-Reported Ad Pages Drop 9% in '08
PC Magazine Folds Monthly Print Edition
What's Behind Fall in Papers' Web Rev. Growth
Meredith Takes Stake in Social Network
Time Inc. Folds Cottage Living and its Web Site
Publisher Chris Allen Out at Time Inc.'s Cooking Light
Forbes Cuts 43 in Sales and Marketing Mash Up
ASME Revamps Guidelines as Clients Push Ad/Edit Rules
Business Boom
Bauer, Forbes Add to Growing Mag Company Layoffs
Former Rolling Stone Publisher Lands at Luxury Mag
Fall MRI Shows Audience Gain; 'More' Gets Richer
Job Cuts Hit Condé Nast in Digital Arm 
NYT's Schiller Jumps to NPR as President, CEO
Rodale's Q3 Sees Decline
Trib Ad Revenue Nosedives
Updated: Time Inc. Calling for Buyouts
Publishers Making Integrated U-Turn
'The Economist' of Scale
Meredith Slices Into Sales Staff, Bamberger to Exit


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CBS Dominates the Wednesday Overnights; ABC and NBC Continue to Struggle

2008-11-20

Led by old faithfuls Criminal Minds and the 100th episode of CSI: NY, CBS has a lock on the Wednesday overnights.  But ABC and NBC continue to lag in midweek.

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Mr. TV: Army of One

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