Death of a Newspaper

By Record Searchlight staff A Cottonwood man riding a motorcycle was seriously injured tonight when he collided with a vehicle at the intersection of ...  

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By Aaron Williams (Contact) RED BLUFF - Thursday's regular season volleyball finale was a mismatched contest between two teams headed in opposite directions ...  

Editor's note: Each week, the Record Searchlight will pose a question to the religious leaders of our community. We will print the responses as space allows and post the remainder on Redding.com. We invite all faith leaders in the north state to participate and share their beliefs with our...  

The E.W. Scripps Company today reported third-quarter operating results for its television, newspaper, and licensing and syndication businesses.  

National newspaper and TV company E.W. Scripps Co., owner of Denver’s Rocky Mountain News, said Friday it plans to reduce staff by about 400 workers at its newspapers nationwide and suspend its dividend as it reported a third-quarter loss. (SSP)  

Associated Press - November 7, 2008 8:53 AM ET CINCINNATI (AP) - Media company E.W.Scripps says it swung to a third-quarter loss and announced that it would cut 400 jobs as the local...  

The E.W. Scripps Co. has promoted a former sales manager of WCPO-TV Channel 9 to run the company’s television segment, which includes 10 local TV stations plus Internet and digital businesses in nine U.S. markets. (SSP)  

The E.W. Scripps Co., publisher of Denver's Rocky Mountain News and other local newspapers, is strengthening its online focus after seeing revenues decline in the third quarter.  

E.W. Scripps Co ., the parent company of The Commercial Appeal, said Friday it was laying off around 400 employees nationwide.  

The E. W. Scripps Co. November 7, 2008 10:00 am ET Executives Tim King - IR Rich Boehne - President and CEO Tim Stautberg - SVP and CFO Mark Contreras - SVP of Newspapers Bill Peterson - SVP of Television ...  

The E.W. Scripps Co., which is set to report Q3 earnings today, is cutting some 400 jobs company-wide. This has now been confirmed.  

With the first quarter that has EW Scripps (NYSE: SSP) reporting as a separate company from Scripps Interactive (NYSE: SNI), the newspaper/broadcaster said it will suspend its dividend payment to give it more flexibility as economic conditions worsen. As for Q3 results, EW Scripps swung to a loss...  

E.W. Scripps Co., the Cincinnati-based media company, is suspending its quarterly dividend, cutting 10% of its newspaper jobs and freezing corporate senior managers' pay for 2009 to conserve cash amid a ...  

Newspapers and television stations owned by Cincinnati-based E.W. Scripps Co. were staggered by a slowing economy and eroding advertising in the third quarter with a 39 cent a share loss compared to income of ...