The reverb from Kevin Delaney’s departure from the Wall Street Journal for Atlantic Media Group just hit DC: WSJ alum Raju Narisetti is headed back to the Journal, swapping his role as managing editor of the Washington Post responsible for digital for managing editor of The Wall Street Journal (NSDQ:…

Three years after the Associated Press started the News Registry to help publishers track their content online—and make money from reuse—comes NewsRight, the startup designed to make that work actually pay off.

A group of eight newspaper publishers—Advance Digital, A. H. Belo Corporation, Cox Media Group, Gannett (NYSE: GCI), Hearst, MediaNews Group, The McClatchy Company (NYSE: MNI), and The Washington Post Co. (NYSE: WPO)—have formed a joint venture to promote their individual daily deals efforts.

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The continuing migration of audiences and ad dollars to digital has helped serve as a balm against growing economic fears that have resulted in downward revisions for total spending forecasts. But one other thing may be helping online: better, clearer relationships between the sell side and the buy side, according…

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With the Washington Post continuing to struggle against declining revenues and circulation numbers, the newspaper has decided to close seven of its nine local bureaus. While the locations will be abandoned when the various office leases expire next year, there are no layoffs planned.

An ironic footnote to the story from yesterday that involved the Daily Mail shutting down a proxy site for making unauthorized caches of its articles: a blogger says the online site for the newspaper has used her photographs, even after correspondence showed that the Mail editors failed to meet her…

While print advertising declines are a given for most major newspaper publishers these days, the online side of the business has still tended to be positive for most. Not so at the Washington Post (NYSE: WPO), where display dollars fell 16 percent in Q2 and even slipped 4 percent during…

		EPS*	Rev. vs QQ210	Net Inc. vs QQ210
Washington Post Co.	Release	N/A	10%	50%

* vs. Analysts' Estimates: Beat Met Missed

E-singles are one of the hottest new publishing trends—with everyone from David Baldacci and Jodi Picoult to Byliner and Slate testing them out. These bite-sized e-books, priced accordingly, could be a panacea for authors and publishers seeking new revenue streams. E-singles are a much more effective way to tackle newsy…

By now, investors ought to be used to The McClatchy (NYSE: MNI) Company’s consistent drift of revenue and net income declines since it returned to profitability at the end of 2009. But the downward drift in profits has lately afflicted its newspaper publisher brethren, as Gannett (NYSE: GCI), A.H. Belo…

		EPS*	Rev. vs QQ210	Net Inc. vs QQ210
McClatchy	Release		8.1%	32.9%

* vs. Analysts' Estimates: Beat Met Missed

The Washington Post’s jobs’ site was hacked last week, the company told users in an e-mail note sent last night (via Romenesko). While the paper says that no passwords were stolen, a third party was able to retrieve IDs and e-mail addresses.

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The Washington Post (NYSE: WPO) Co.‘s print revenue was flat in Q1, as advertising declines stabilized. Meanwhile, display growth rates for the newspaper site and The Slate Group were healthy, but are not as impressive as last year’s double-digit jumps.

		EPS*	Rev. vs Q110	Net Inc. vs Q110
Washington Post Co.	Release	N/A	7%	67%

* vs. Analysts' Estimates: Beat Met Missed

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The Slate Group, The Washington Post (NYSE: WPO) Co.‘s online-only unit house Slate.com, The Root.com, and ForeignPolicy.com, says that combined ad revenue from all those sites gained 33 last year. In an interview with paidContent, John Alderman, The Slate Group’s GM and the flagship site’s publisher, and Jacob Weisberg, Chairman…

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