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LA Times announces more cuts
The LA Times will reduce its newsroom staff by 150 people, including some from the web team. “Thanks to the Internet, we have more readers for our great journalism than at any time in our history,” wrote editor Russ Stanton in a staff memo. “But also thanks to the Internet, our... Read more...
Published 3 days ago

Hearst-Argyle hires digital chief
Hearst-Argyle Television has hired former Time Warner Cable executive Roger Keating as senior vice president of digital media. Read more...
Published 3 days ago

McClatchy wants you to help them
McClatchy VP Howard Weaver already has a blog about the “changing news media landscape,” but now he’s taking it a step further with the McClatchyNext wiki. So if you have any great ideas to help stop newspapers from bleeding, ask for an invite (”I’ll invite... Read more...
Published 4 days ago

Can’t buy new iPhone online
We’re all going to have to stand in line at an Apple or AT&T store to get the new 3G iPhone. Not cool. Also, this makes it more difficult and more expensive to unlock an iPhone because they’re activating it on the spot inside the store. Read more...
Published 4 days ago

The local TV cuts continue…
WFLA is eliminating 10 positions, KNTV laid off 8 people and WOIO/WUAB has let four people go, reports Broadcasting & Cable. As we linked yesterday, KTLA has laid off as many as 7 employees. While that’s all bad news, it pales in comparison to newspaper cuts: some papers are reducing... Read more...
Published 4 days ago

National Murrow Awards announced
Congratulations to the just-announced web winners of the Murrow Awards! Network: cbsnews.com Large Market TV: wfaa.com Small Market TV: 9wsyr.com Large Market Radio: wtopnews.com Small Market Radio: AkronNewsNow.com Website Non-Broadcast Affiliated: dallasnews.com You can find the full list of... Read more...
Published 5 days ago

Digg rolling out ‘recommendation engine’
This might be cool. Digg has created a new feature — which debuts in beta later this week — that analyzes your past Digging activity to discover “Diggers like you.” You can see what they’re Digging, and by extension discover some of the most interesting stories... Read more...
Published 5 days ago

Briefs: KTLA, Scripps, iPhone, Zigler, Smith
- KTLA passes out pink slips to newsroom staffers - Scripps Interactive begins trading today - Survey: Unprecedented pent-up demand for new iPhone - NBCU promotes ViVi Zigler to lead digital entertainment - Quincy Smith named CEO Of CBS Interactive, CNET Read more...
Published 5 days ago

2,200 hours of live Olympics video
NBC will offer up a ton of live video during the Olympics: 2,200 hours. “We think it will generate a tremendous amount of engagement. We think it will generate more television viewership,” said Gary Zenkel, president of NBC Olympics. But there is one limitation: events that will be... Read more...
Published 5 days ago

‘We have recreated the mass media’
Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane has teamed with Google to distribute a new internet-only cartoon series in an unique way: through the AdSense network. Google will use AdSense’s targeting capability to distribute 2-minute sponsored clips of “Seth MacFarlane’s Cavalcade of Cartoon... Read more...
Published 6 days ago

WWLG: Where Will Leno Go
The Hollywood Reporter puts together all the possible options for Jay Leno’s future after NBC pulls Conan up to the 11:35 slot. Some you’ve heard of: shows on ABC or FOX; some you haven’t: Leno replacing Letterman at CBS? Though that last option seems unlikely, THR makes an... Read more...
Published 7 days ago

Newspaper site ordered to ‘out’ anonymous posters
On the heels of this site being protected from the dumb things commenters write anonymously on the Internet comes another piece of news that may make some take pause. A judge is set to order the (New York) Journal News to fork over the identity of three anonymous posters. Three folks used... Read more...
Published 7 days ago