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Posted February 05, 2010
Posted February 04, 2010


Teenagers and young adults spent less time blogging during the past three years as social networks like Facebook became more popular, according to a Pew Research Center study. Still, one social network, Twitter, has failed to catch on with the vast majority of younger teenagers, according to the Pew study of social media and mobile Internet use among teens and young adults. Source: San Francisco Chronicle. Posted February 04, 2010, 7:51 AM PST.


Dozens of employees at CBS News were laid off in recent days amid a new round of budget cuts at the third-place network’s news division. Some employees were reassigned and others were demoted in the process. Speaking on condition of anonymity because they feared further layoffs, CBS employees said the cuts affected network programs like “The Early Show” and “60 Minutes,” and its news-gathering bureaus. Source: New York Times. Posted February 04, 2010, 6:11 AM PST.
Posted February 03, 2010


Tom Denari writes: "Maybe [NBC affiliates] should blame the lost viewers on the fact that we all have too many remote controls, and we can't figure out which is the right one. Or maybe it's actually because viewers are so ambivalent about their late local news that they aren't willing to press a couple of buttons on their remotes to change the station. It's not Jay's fault. Local news has become a faceless commodity." Source: Ad Age. Posted February 03, 2010, 6:13 AM PST.
Posted February 02, 2010
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