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News Corp And Apple Unveil The Daily
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Online sites win journalism firsts at Pulitzers
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ProPublica wins Pulitzer in first for online news
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News Corp to charge for UK Times online from June
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Print papers surpassed by online in the US
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New York Times ad outlook dim, shares fall
The New York Times Co warned on Wednesday that print newspaper advertising will continue to decline, sending shares down nearly 9 percent, even as the company slashed costs to reach a higher-than-expected fourth-quarter profit.
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New York Times will charge for news on website
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New York Times to start charging for web content
The New York Times will begin charging for articles on its website next year, marking a major effort by the newspaper to find new revenue and combat the declines in print circulation and advertising that have badly hurt the publishing industry.
Nearly half of Google News users just skim headlines
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New York Times may charge for online content: report
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Los Angeles Times to cut 80 jobs
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Google CEO says not to blame for news media woes
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New York Times results beat forecasts, shares rise
The New York Times Co beat quarterly revenue and profit forecasts because of cost cuts and higher newspaper prices even as advertising sales fell, sending shares up 19 percent on Thursday.
New York Times to cut 100 newsroom jobs
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