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Friday 18 April 2008 Daily Herald cuts jobsBy Leah McBride Mensching, Friday 18 April 2008 at 23:52 :: Labor & Employment The Daily Herald in Chicago's suburbs laid off and unspecified number of staffers across its departments, Editor & Publisher reported Thursday. Paddock Publishing President Doug Ray would not give the exact number of employees cut. Ananzi partners with GoogleBy Leah McBride Mensching, Friday 18 April 2008 at 23:33 :: World Digital Media Trends South African Web search engine Ananzi is working with Google to allow users to search locally on Ananzi and internationally with Google in one place, Ananzi stated in a press release. Google's international search function is being incorporated into Ananzi's search pages. London Paper records £17 million in lossesBy Alexandra Zeumer, Friday 18 April 2008 at 23:16 :: Newspaper Data The London Paper, News International’s London freesheet, has lost almost £17 million in its first 10 months of publication; the turnover for the period was £8 million, the Guardian reported Friday. Launched in September 2006, The London Paper recorded a pre-tax loss of £16.8 million during the year ending in June 2007. Asia Pacific and Europe home of most online and mobile usersBy Erina Lin, Friday 18 April 2008 at 23:03 :: World Digital Media Trends The Asia Pacific region and Europe were home of the majority of online and mobile users across the world in 2005, according to a study from Morgan Stanley. In 2005, about 36 percent of online users came from Asia Pacific, and another 24 percent were from Europe. North America took up another 23 percent, while South America only accounted for five percent. The rest of the users were from other regions, including Africa and Australasia. Associated Press inks copyright protection dealBy Alexandra Zeumer, Friday 18 April 2008 at 23:02 :: Copyright The Associated Press will begin using a new copyright protection system for online users of its content, called iCopyright, Journalism.co.uk reported Thursday. Online copyright rights service iCopyright will help to create a Web-based licensing system for AP content. |
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