"U.S. Newspaper Circulation Falls More Than 10%" - NYTimes.com

"Nielsen Sells Journals, Closes Editor and Publisher" - NYTimes.com

"Gannett Looks to Spread the 'Buzz' to Advertisers"

"The Twitter Times generates a newspaper from your account" - Media - guardian.co.uk

"Newspapers Go Nonprofit" - Idealist.org

"Disney Takes Web Surfers to the Lab to See Which Ads Work" - NYTimes.com

"Start-Up Attributor Tries to Track Pirated Journalism" - NYTimes.com

"Another Big Round of Layoffs is Imminent at Gannett" - Media Decoder Blog - NYTimes.com

"FOI FYI : Sunshine Week going partly cloudy; to lay off lone staffer"

"Letter From Europe - Is Free News Really Worth the Price?" - NYTimes.com

"WAN and Ifra publishing associations set to merge this week" - Media Week

"Web Pries Lid of Censorship by Iranian Government" - NYTimes.com

"Twitter on the Barricades - Six Lessons Learned" - NYTimes.com

"A New Way to Spread the Word" - NYTimes.com

"Free Papers Faltering in Downturn" - NYTimes.com

"Record d'audience pour LaProvence.com"

Two very different newspapers in Italy both hit new audience levels with their websites last week, and now this week it is La Provence in Marseille. In all three cases, this was driven by a specific event, but nonetheless, for coverage of those events, it was to the web and it was to newspaper sites that huge numbers of people have gone. I would be interested in all three cases to see if the spike in traffic was shared proportionately with other sites covering the same issue - sports in France, an election in Italy.

"The AP Rejiggers Business Model for the Web" - Media Decoder Blog - NYTimes.com

"The Economist: Winning in Print By Being a Loser on the Web?" - Media Decoder Blog - NYTimes.com

"Half UK local and regional papers could shut by 2014, MPs are told" - Media - guardian.co.uk

"MySpace To Slash Staff by 30 percent" - Media Decoder Blog - NYTimes.com

Newspaper culture, what is that?