"Condé Nast May Close More Magazines" - New York Post

"U.S. Opens Inquiry Into Google Books Deal" - NYTimes.com

"Cybersquatting: The Dark Side Of Social Networking" - NPR

"'Digital Barbarism' Wages Online Copyright Battle" - NPR

"Radio Offers Attractive Space For Ads" - NPR

"Auto Ads Decline In Step With Industry Woes" - NPR

It sure seems to me that newspapers need to carve out a far more creative and valuable service for automakers and dealers.

"BBC offers to share with local media" - guardian.co.uk

"US Newspaper Circulation Sees Steeper Decline" - NYTimes.com

A fuzzy line between the sustainable and the unsustainable is fast approaching as these numbers continue to drop.

"Internet Users in Developing Countries Drag on Sites’ Profits" - NYTimes.com

"L. Gordon Crovitz Says Wikipedia Is Becoming the Best Encyclopedia" - WSJ.com

"New York Times Loss Widens as Ads Shrink" - WSJ.com

"The Newspaper Biz: 'More Poison, Please'?"

"YouTube and Partners Miss Out on Boyle Bonanza" - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com

"Gannett Launches Digital Media Network" - MediaPost

Is this playing to newspaper strengths or chasing after the strength of others?

"Follow The Money: Web Site Tracks Stimulus Dollars" - NPR

The role of newspapers?

"Associated Press Targets Internet Aggregators" - NPR

"Denver Web venture pulls back"

Reality is very sad.

"Reflections of a Newsosaur: Content cops or Keystone Kops?"

"Feds to end some newspaper, magazine subscriptions" - AP

"Star-News forges advertising partnership with Yahoo" - StarNewsOnline.com