By James Rainey, Los Angeles Times
December 15, 2009 | 9:27 p.m.

The grand debate over how to save journalism has pondered many big solutions, such as making consumers pay for online news, strong-arming aggregators like Google into sharing ad revenue with newspapers and funding public-interest reporting with charitable donations, big and small.Legions of commentators and bloggers [...]

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June 17, 2008 By Steve Outing, www.reinventingclassifieds.com
If newspaper designer and consultant Alan Jacobson is right, there is still a big opportunity open for newspapers to get in on something new online — and make some money from it — before others beat them to the punch, as has happened so many times before to newspapers [...]

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Last year, research from the Newspaper Association of America revealed that the majority of newspaper Web sites features video. Results from this 2008 NAA survey, which looks more closely at the area, show newspapers’ video operations are quite extensive. This is a pleasant and encouraging surprise from an industry going through a difficult period of [...]

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The online video advertising market has reached a pivotal stage. More and more users will flock to the online video medium, creating great opportunities for innovative companies. While the revenue size of the opportunity is rather small today, the most important metric–consumer use–continues to skyrocket. For this reason, it should be of significant interest to [...]

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