All GLG News Analyses Filed Under: Media
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Analysis of: Media companies notice the sexiness of business news |
www.usatoday.com
A closer or perhaps an inside look is required when considering the current fate of the newspaper / media segment. While newspapers are routinely critical of their own efforts, with the same level of routine they neglect to inform about their position of dominance despite dips in circulation. ...
Analysis of: Media companies notice the sexiness of business news |
www.usatoday.com
Smart writers learn that the work they put into writing long articles is about the same as developing a chapter and an outline for a non–fiction book, otherwise known as a “book proposal” – and any businessman can become an expert with a published book. That’s why I’ve advised writeres over the years...
Analysis of: TV Is Not Dead Yet |
www.imediaconnection.com
It's good to see that I am not the only one who thinks people are crazy when they say that TV is dead. TV is not dead. People kept telling me they don't watch TV anymore and only use their computer for video. What are they watching?
Analysis of: Murdoch's Next Focus: Business-News Battle |
online.wsj.com
As the acquisition of Dow Jones by News Corporation appears imminent, what does this mean for competitors? Who is likely to be the most affected by this latest addition to the News Corp. portfolio?
Analysis of: A family meets today to hear the complexities of a bid for Dow Jones |
www.nytimes.com
Once the Bancroft Family et al get past the emotional aspect of selling Dow Jones to Murdoch, it's clear it is truly a match made in heaven. I guess everyone has a different perspective on heaven, the curent business media marketplace makes this a good fit. While Dow Jones has a storied history with...
Analysis of: Uncertainty hits Dow Jones Stock |
www.ft.com
The referred news article reminded me of Cecil Rhodes and the concept of core competence. The Rhodes legacy has greatly influenced my thinking over the years and ...
Analysis of: News Corp.'s trouble in aisle three |
money.cnn.com
This article seems to suggest that the most recent action targeting VCI and FloorGraphics are isolated events. Industry insiders know differently. News gained a monopoly with a series of transactions in which its short term selective pricing, initially allowed News to buy out Actmedia and...
Analysis of: Taking a Harder Line on Piracy - US Toughens its Stance on China |
www.washingtonpost.com
Pirating is part of the general syndrome of corruption Pirated software is not limited to China
Analysis of: Up Next for Buyouts: Cable TV |
www.businessweek.com
Cable will consolidate through the acquisition of smaller operators, but also look for the potential acquisition or merger of cable giants. Both the need for nationwide mobile services, and efficiency of scale will drive these developments. But don't be surprised to see cable grow beyond cable by acquisition....
July 24, 2007
WSJ - The Fountainhead and the Gail Wynand Effect - What is the future of Business News?
Analysis of: A family meets today to hear the complexities of a bid for Dow Jones |
www.nytimes.comWSJ - The Fountainhead and the Gail Wynand Effect - What is the future of Business News?
As the battle royale for WSJ continues one waits with baited breath as to the direction which the ownership of this highly venerated journal is going to take. The significance of the transaction is great and can effect in several ways the manner in which...
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