NEW YORK - Shares of major media companies mostly gained Wednesday morning, despite continued bad news for the newspaper industry, as publisher McClatchy Co. reported swinging to first-quarter loss on plunging advertising revenue.
McClatchy shares dropped 69 cents, or 7.8 percent, to $8.18 in morning trading, after hitting a 52-week low of $8.16 earlier in the session.
Those in the industry with a large online presence may have gotten a boost from Yahoo Inc.'s results, after the Internet company said its first-quarter profit more than tripled over last year's quarter. Yahoo stock slipped, as its results did not help its case seeking a higher takeover bid from Microsoft.
Here's how some other major media companies were performing Wednesday morning:
News Corp., down 11 cents to $18.39.
Walt Disney Co., up 17 cents to $31.46.
Time Warner Inc., up 8 cents to $14.72.
Viacom Inc., up 13 cents to $39.37.
New York Times, up 3 cents to $19.64.
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