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The New York Times - Six of the top medical journals published a significant number of articles in 2008 that were written by ghostwriters financed by drug companies, according to a study released Thursday by editors of The Journal of the American...
The Dallas Observer - Late this evening, Dallas Morning News publisher and chief executive officer Jim Moroney called to discuss editor Bob Mong's memo concerning the paper's new "business/news integration," which has some of the paper's section...
The Wall Street Journal - Publisher Hearst Corp. plans to launch next year a service called Skiff to sell digital versions of newspapers and magazines on electronic readers and other devices, in a system it believes will be more visually appealing to...
Madison Avenue has joined forces with Internet companies in a last-ditch attempt to stop privacy regulations over the $29 billion online-ad industry.
The industry is finalizing an ad campaign to educate consumers about how digital advertising works,...
The Wall Street Journal - AOL is putting the finishing touches on a high-tech system for mass-producing news articles, entertainment and other online content, the linchpin of Chief Executive Tim Armstrong's strategy for reviving the struggling...
Likes.com, left, and Ad.ly offer different paths to having people share advertising messages on social networks. The Likes system is to start next month.
Twitter is getting a lot of attention lately. PR and ad people love it. From the standpoint of...
