A dribble of fans New York Daily News
Standing just outside Madison Square Garden, a scalper named Willie looked at the pair of Knicks tickets in his hand and could only ruefully shake his head.
Newspapers in a time of change Chicago Tribune
Nearly 220 years ago, Thomas Jefferson wrote: " were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter."
Quackers for the Ducks? The Fighting Duckmobile is your kind of ride The Oregonian
Looking for the perfect holiday gift for an avid Ducks fan? Has Rico Maloney got a deal for you. It's the Fighting Duckmobile, and it's been a rolling tribute to the Oregon Ducks for 12 years.
Two Web sites join Zillow in offering real estate sales Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Kirkland-based HouseValues and Emeryville, Calif.-based HomeGain introduced new services Thursday that will allow real estate agents to add for sale listings to select Web sites.
Yelping for Dollars RedNova
When chemistry graduate student Lisa Green walked into her first party hosted by review site Yelp.com, she was impressed -- and relieved. The scene was Oola, a restaurant and bar in San Francisco's SOMA district. Waiters circulated trays of seared tuna and truffle-soaked French fries.
McClatchy, Dow Jones signal ad slowdown Orange County Register
McClatchy Co. , the fourth-largest U.S. newspaper chain, and Dow Jones & Co. , owner of the Wall Street Journal, signaled a slowdown in sales next year as advertisers continue a shift to the Web.
An Opportunity for Innovation The Motley Fool
Newspapers are failing to acquire young readers and face declining circulation every year.
Daily Dig Weekly Dig
Morning Headlines! Media Farm’s Morning Headlines: Holly, Jolly, etc. It’s snowing in Boston, and that’s about it. Down in Washington, they’ve got abuse of the Constitution, pork, unwinnable desert morasses, unwinnable presidential runs, and whiny partisans stealing all the good offices.
Letters to the editor Seattle Times
A sampling of readers' letters, faxes and e-mail.
2 Left Feet Pace a Grocery Store?s Aisles New York Times
The show "10 Items or Less" would make a great series on the Web. And that?s praise.
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