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The Native Advertisers Are Restless
Once around the park, James, and don’t spare the sources! The hardtracking staff has started to discern the dawn of Sneak 2.0 – a second wave of stealth marketing that tries to herd the ads in sheep’s clothing into more … Continue reading
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$igns of the New York Times (Virtually None of Them Good)
Given the knee-buckling 19% drop in print ad revenue at the New York Times last quarter, it’s no surprise that there’s a lot of open space in the newspaper these days. And the Times is filling that open space with . … Continue reading
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The Wall Street Journal Is a Shell of Its Former Self
It’s just sad what’s become of the Wall Street Journal. Last month the Journal started slashing staff and sections, as this Fortune piece noted. Wall Street Journal Begins Layoffs, Cuts Sections Shakeup comes amid cost cutting push. News Corp’s The … Continue reading
NYT = Now You Travel (Instead of Reading)
Interesting piece by Suzanne Vranica and Jack Marshall in the Wall Street Journal the other day about newspapers chasing alternative revenue sources in the face of knee-buckling advertising losses. Plummeting Newspaper Ad Revenue Sparks New Wave of Changes With global newspaper … Continue reading
This Is the Greatest German Word Ever
German words are a hoot. So many of them are like little balls of aluminum foil all jammed together. But you can have your schadenfreude and your schlimmbesserung – we’ll take this beauty from Thursday’s Wall Street Journal A-Hed. Here’s a … Continue reading
WSJ’s Terry Teachout Totally Loves Boston’s Lyric Stage
As the playgoing staff has previously noted, Wall Street Journal theater critic Terry Teachout has a thing for Boston’s Lyric Stage Company. Start with this rave for Light Up the Sky last year: “[F]luffy, funny and performed with limitless panache … Continue reading
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Excellent! Boston Gets Wall Street Journal $eal of Approval!
Rejoice, Hubniks! New York media machers think we’ve finally come to our senses. (Or is that census?) Exhibit A: Amy Gamerman’s piece on yesterday’s Wall Street Journal Mansion front page. A BOOM IN BEANTOWN With poolside cocktails and rooftop mixers, developers aim to lure a younger … Continue reading
Wall Street Journal Launches Heat Street: ‘News. Fired Up.’
The Weekend Wall Journal featured this quarter-page ad for HeatStreet.com – the second time it’s run in the Journal in the past few weeks. The site – a product of Dow Jones & Company, parent of the WSJ and a … Continue reading
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Tagged Dow Jones & Company, Heat Street, HeatStreet.com, Jonathan Lethem, Kiss, Louise Mensch, Motherless Brooklyn, Noah Kotch, Prince, Rupert Murdoch, The Artist Formerly Known As Prince, Tourette's syndrome, Wall Street Journal, Washington Times, Weekend Wall Street Journal
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Quote o’ the Day (‘Marco Rube, Yo’ Edition)
From Wednesday’s Wall Street Journal: “If I didn’t have to share the ballot with two or three other people, I would have won.” – Marco Rubio on Fox News about the Virginia ballot Seriously? If the hardworking staff didn’t have … Continue reading
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Tagged Marco Rube Yo, Marco Rubio, Marco the Rube, Wall Street Journal
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