NY Times reports ad revenue rise, ending years of drought
(Reuters) - The New York Times Co on Thursday reported an almost 3 percent rise in first quarter total revenue on increases in advertising sales - a first for the...
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As newspapers struggle, Los Angeles gets another daily
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Los Angeles residents who still pass a newsstand on their way to work on Wednesday will find an unusual sight there: a new daily print newspaper....
Reddit boosts news capabilities in social media turf grab
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Reddit, a website with a retro-'90s look and space-alien mascot that tracks everything from online news to celebrity Q&As;, is going after more eyeballs, and advertising,...
Reddit boosts news capabilities in social media turf grab
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Reddit, a website with a retro-'90s look and space-alien mascot that tracks everything from online news to celebrity Q&As;, is going after more eyeballs, and advertising,...
Social networking site Wikia courts brands with new studio
(Reuters) - Social networking site Wikia announced on Wednesday a new effort to attract more brands to its platform with the creation of Fan Studio. The idea behind the studio...
Amazon leaps into home entertainment fray with $99 Fire TV
NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc made a play for the increasingly crowded home entertainment arena by unveiling the $99 "Fire TV" video and game streaming device on Wednesday,...
U.S. journalism benefiting from ‘game-changing’ investments: study
(Reuters) - A new wave of funding by technology-savvy investors into U.S. media companies is driving momentum in journalism, even as news organizations continue to face challenges, according to a...
U.S. journalism benefiting from ‘game-changing’ investments: study
(Reuters) - A new wave of funding by technology-savvy investors into U.S. media companies is driving momentum in journalism, even as news organizations continue to face challenges, according to a...
U.S. news readers less engaged when referred by Facebook: study
(Reuters) - Readers of some of the top U.S. news sites are more engaged when they go directly to the website rather than through Facebook, according to a study from...
U.S. news readers less engaged when referred by Facebook: study
(Reuters) - Readers of some of the top U.S. news sites are more engaged when they go directly to the website rather than through Facebook, according to a study from...