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Newspapers want search engines to pay
February 1, 2006 Tired of watching Google, others profit from their content, newspapers mull their options and consider suing.Newspapers search for Web headline magic
February 2, 2007 Crafting snappy headlines to suit search engines isn't easy. Will a journalistic art form be lost or born again?Study: Online newspapers flourish
November 15, 2005 As print circulations continue to shrink, newspapers see their Web site visitors grow in steady ranks.Report: Craigslist costing newspapers millions
December 28, 2004 The free community Web site has cost San Francisco Bay Area newspapers up to $65 million, according to a new report.Newspapers want Google News' quarter
May 23, 2007 Some in newspaper industry are beginning to ask why Google is getting free ride when it comes to indexing stories.California gives up newspaper vs. Web fight
December 21, 2004 State won't appeal ruling that struck down online real-estate restrictions.Newspapers and ads: Missed delivery
November 12, 2007 The Web has conquered the market for classifieds. Is there any cause for hope in last-ditch efforts by the old-school print publishers?Yahoo hires newspaper veteran
November 12, 2004 The arrival of Neil Budde, founding editor of The Wall Street Journal Online, signals the Net giant's growing interest in original content.Newspapers invest $15 million more in Topix.net
November 6, 2006 Gannett, Tribune and McClatchy companies now own almost an 80 percent combined stake in the news aggregation Web site.Newspapers woo bloggers with mixed results
June 1, 2006 Plenty of papers are blogging. But mixing old-time news gathering with new "citizen journalism" isn't always easy.Harvard newspaper subpoenaed in Facebook suit
November 23, 2005 The lawsuit against the popular college networking Web site includes a subpeona by the site's rival.Blogging's not the enemy, says Dan Rather
March 13, 2007 The seasoned broadcast journalist talks to CNET News.com about old media, new media and the future of journalism in the digital age.Microsoft bows to the Belgians
October 20, 2006 Company agrees to remove links to articles from Belgian papers to avoid copyright lawsuit threatened by publishers.Digital rebirth for comic strips
February 2, 2006 "See you in the funny pages" takes on a new meaning for cartoon artists who are making a home on the Web.Microsoft, NYT partner on newspaper software
April 28, 2006 Times Reader uses the graphics power of Windows Vista to help bring the "Gray Lady" further into the digital age. Image: NYT gets digital boostAll the news that robots pick
March 25, 2005 Google suffers black eyes in quest to best traditional newspapers with mathematical algorithms and robots.Cell phone concierge, now at your service
December 30, 2005 Forget the hotel front desk; AskMeNow strives to answer questions on just about anything--the zanier the better.In Finland shooting, fallout for YouTube?
November 7, 2007 The video-sharing site is getting worked over by some media outlets. It doesn't deserve it.Media tremors--the earth is shifting
June 22, 2007 CNET News.com's Harry Fuller says a tectonic shift is creating cracks in the media landscape that may never get paved over.Survey: For big news, consumers bypass blogs
October 2, 2006 Most consumers still turn to traditional media to get their news during major events, new survey finds.
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