All GLG News Analyses Filed Under: Media

From DVRs to audio portability to the rise of the Internet, all signs have been pointing to downward trends in TV ad revenue.  And it will just get worse, with social media and the power of consumer beginning to take hold. TV, print, and radio to innovate to maintain some ground, and only NBC appears...

Dow Jones management is still trying to explain the wisdom of a paid wsj.com site.  Their new boss isn't likely to listen.

Recent trends in animation, gaming, and youth fashion show a Japan that is innovative and creative, with more and more Japanese original content of interest internationally. An analysis of these trends provide interesting insight into the latest business and cultural landscape in Japan, with the Internet...

Viewer-ship is down at the broadcast TV networks.   The new Nielsen ratings system may have an equalizing effect on the flight of ad dollars from broadcast to cable TV.

The New York Times has canceled its Times Select product, forgoing $10 million in subscriber revenue in the chase for online ad dollars; at Dow Jones (NYS: DJ) , Rupert Murdoch will likely follow suit and make the wsj.com, the world’s largest paid news subscription site, free to everyone

So far Apple has been king of the MP3 world and therefore iTunes has been the leading provider of content. Is that about to change?

How does this impact Access IT and Screenvision?

Univision makes big news by beating all of the English-language networks the week of August 27-September 3 for the first time ever.  The network also offered the first bilingual presidential debate that attracts more 25-54 year old viewers of any televised debate in the 2008 political race.

Online-only local dailies are appearing in markets such as San Diego, Minneapolis and St. Louis--with a mission to cover stories their local newspapers are missing or ignoring.  As these papers attract young--and energized--journalistic talent, build online readership, and attract advertisers,...

If newspapers don't figure out a way to market themselves more effectively in both print and online, they will continue to lose ground in both platforms.