January 2005
They can be, but only if newspapers first work out—and mitigate—the risks.
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June 2002
The president of a leading computer game publisher warns that broadband will not only enlarge the value chain but also reorder it.
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October 2001
In retrospect, most advertising-based Web sites were doomed from the start.
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June 2001
The sooner newspapers act, the more likely they are to succeed in offering pointers to other kinds of company that also missed the narrowband boat.
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June 2001
Although few magazines make money from their World Wide Web sites, the Web is still an important opportunity.
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May 2000
Newspapers around the world have been aggressively raising their prices, and in seeming defiance of the standard inverse relationship between price and circulation this hasn’t driven away readers.
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August 1999
The World Wide Web threatens all but the strongest titles. Print publishers must respond by creating their own on-line operations, for magazines with a presence in both media will have an advantage over those that do not.
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February 1999
Buyers are questioning the value of print ads because the people who sell it don't know themselves. To get more ads, newspapers should reorganize, not cut rates.
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