Newspapers fade on the WebBy Sarah Ellison And Suzanne Vranica
The Wall Street Journal Europe
23 Apr 2007
Even with all the grim news the newspaper industry has faced in recent years, publishers have consoled themselves that they have a lifeline. If they could switch content away from print and onto the Internet— bringing advertisers with them— they could...
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Turkish Dilemma
The Wall Street Journal Europe
19 Apr 2007
Turkey’s presidential election next month is one of the biggest political tests for theMuslim world in 2007. At stake: Whether Kemal Atatürk’s 84-year-old secular republic matures into a stable democracy, or reverts to authoritarianism, in military or...
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River of gold flows in new direction as jobs go onlineDavid Crow
The Business
21 Apr 2007
growing jobs sections which companies will pay a premium for; established titles still have kudos. Similarly, multinational companies will advertise for chief executives in publications such as The Economist. Smaller, regional titles are less likely...
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Ask.com’s ‘revolt’ risks backlash
Ask.com’s ‘revolt’ risks backlashBy Aaron O. Patrick
The Wall Street Journal Europe
05 Apr 2007
London INTERNET-SEARCH SITE Ask. com has adopted a risky advertising strategy in Britain: highlighting the huge popularity of rival Google Inc. The goal of the campaign is to convince consumers that Google’s success—it’s used for 75% of all Internet...
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