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- Posted Mar 15, 2010
- Kate Snow Jumps From ABC to NBC
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ABC News anchor Kate Snow is defecting to NBC News, where she will be a correspondent for "Dateline," NBC announced Friday. Since 2004, Snow has co-anchored the weekend edition of ABC's "Good Morning America," a position viewed as a steppingstone to an assignment on the weekday edition of the morning show. But when "GMA" configured its team late last year after the departure of Diane Sawyer, the job of news anchor went to Juju Chang.
- Staffers Say Beck's Comments Taint Their Work
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In just over a year, Glenn Beck's blinding burst of stardom has often seemed to overshadow the rest of Fox News. And that may not be a good thing for the top-rated cable news channel, as many of its staffers are acutely aware.
- Posted Mar 11, 2010
- L.A. Newscasts Spend Time on Crime
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According to a new study from USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, an average half-hour of Los Angeles local newscasts contains just 22 seconds of local government coverage. The study found that crime stories averaged two minutes, 50 seconds in a newscast, while sports and weather took up 3:36. Human-interest stories and other "miscellaneous fluff" made up 2:26 of a newscast.
- Posted Mar 10, 2010
- Print Magazine Advertising to Grow in 2010
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Consumer and trade businesses this year are projected to spend approximately $119.6 billion on online and digital advertising strategies while shelling out $111.5 billion to print projects, research and advisory firm Outsell said Monday. Some good news for print: Ad spending on magazines is forecasted to be up 1.9 percent to $9.4 billion.
- Posted Mar 03, 2010
- February Wasn't Short Enough for CNN
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Even at just 28 days, February was still a real long month for CNN. The cable network's prime-time lineup of Campbell Brown, Larry King and Anderson Cooper continued to struggle big time. CNN's prime-time audience fell 54 percent to 534,000 viewers, and the number of adults 25-54 was off 57 percent to 147,000 people compared with February 2009, according to Nielsen.
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Traditional Media in Decline
The Pew Research Center's annual Project for Excellence in Journalism "State of the Media" report reads like a grim epitaph of traditional media. Only cable TV did not suffer the hemorrhaging evident at legacy media companies. Full Story.
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