All GLG News Analyses Filed Under: Media

Amid falling ad revenues, is Sam Zell destroying the LA Times (and other Tribune papers) by cutting news pages, making newsroom decisions based on quantity not quality of reporting, facilitating the exits of his best staff and dumbing down his papers beyond recognition?

Latest annual "Investing in Radio" study by BIA Financial indicates large markets will continue to experience slow to negative growth for next few years while some turnaround is evidenced in smaller and medium markets. What are small and medium markets doing right that the big markets are not doing

The revenue model for internet content is still evolving

I have said this in past analyses on the WGA (Writers Guild of America) and on media in general. Until the content creators revenue needs and role are clearly defined mobile media and wired online media cannot be fully monetized.

This is a risky venture with limited upside. This was proven with the expensive demise of a similar venture in Orange county Calif. The basis for success is emphasis on sales rather than programming. Without local ad support there will be no money to improve the "on air look" Secondly you must look...

Apple is one of those multiple personality vendors.  Apple makes most of its money selling computers and iPods.  However, it does so much one on one business with content owners and creators you would get the feeling Apple wants to get into the content business.

This article is only important if you want to use this to rationalize putting your head in the sand.  Yes, that is a aggressive statement but true. Carol's message is soothing to those in this legacy industry who want to hear what they want.  They can bide time until they retire guarding a...

1. Additional closing of "revenue stream windows" 2. Reach additional consumers before pirates can 3. Offering of Product to all type of consumers simultaneously gets closer to a reality

It amazes me that a Company as large as GE often time does not check the implications of what they do. Currently there are 24/7 news channels in most major markets.   They are provided by the Cable Networks i.e. Brighthouse, Time Warner.   These channels are where the consumer goes...

Regional News Network (RNN) serving the New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut has been doing local news in the area for years.  RNN focuses on the Hudson Valley in NY and not the Big Apple.  Not everyone is a big city person. By the way the article forgot to mention RNN.