Robert MacMillan
NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Newspaper publishers and other struggling media companies want the U.S. government to help them survive the toughest times they have ever known, mainly by easing rules on how big they can get. Full Article

Thomson Reuters: We've ditched print, but people still love to ask why we love it. Full Article | Comments [3]

Media and tech executives gather at Quadrangle's private equity conference at the Plaza hotel in New York today to talk about things that affect you and your money. You're not invited, and neither are we. Full Article | Comments [3]

Boston Globe Publisher Steven Ainsley is retiring from the paper. Christopher Mayer succeeds him. Ainsley says he's considering nonprofit work. MediaFile thinks he might be suited for it, based on his most recent job. Full Article | Comments [1]
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