Thursday 20. January 2011
Efforts to rescue schlott gruppe as a going concern
schlott gruppe AG, together with all eleven German subsidiaries, has filed for insolvency.
Business News
Thursday 20. January 2011
Charter Offers $250 Million Principal Amount of Senior Unsecured Notes
Follow on offering to $1.1 billion issued earlier this month
Thursday 20. January 2011
Imagitas, a New England Company, Signs 10-year Contract with US Postal Service
Imagitas Inc. and the United States Postal Service (USPS) have completed a 10-year renewal of their successful MoverSource Alliance, a partnership built around a set of products that helps approximately 44 million U.S. residents with the change of address process each year.
Thursday 20. January 2011
Tom Beusse named president of USA TODAY Sports Media Group
Tom Beusse has been named to the newly created position of president of USA TODAY Sports Media Group. Beusse will be responsible for overseeing business and strategy for national sports initiatives across USA TODAY, as well as Gannett’s 82 daily newspaper properties, 23 broadcast television stations, HighSchoolSports.net and BNQT.com. He will be headquartered at Gannett’s New York City offices. The announcement was made today by USA TODAY President and Publisher David L. Hunke.
Thursday 20. January 2011
U.S. Community Publishing appointments announced in Cincinnati, Des Moines
Tom Callinan retires from the Cincinnati Enquirer
Thursday 20. January 2011
Publishers announced in Rochester, Indianapolis, Lafayette
Gannett Co., Inc. (NYSE: GCI) announced today that Michael G. Kane was named president and publisher of the Rochester (NY) Democrat and Chronicle. Karen Crotchfelt has been named president and publisher of The Indianapolis Star, succeeding Kane. Crotchfelt formerly was senior vice president/advertising and strategic planning at The Arizona Republic in Phoenix.
Thursday 20. January 2011
KUSA-TV honored with Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Silver Baton Journalism Award
Gannett (NYSE: GCI) announced today that KUSA-TV in Denver, CO, is among the winners of the Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Awards for excellence in broadcast journalism. The awards are administered by the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.