“Recent cost cutting at [USA TODAY'S owner] Gannett paid off for the nation’s largest newspaper company in the second quarter.”
WATCHDOG: Although the publishing division revenue fell 25.8%, largely due to a 27.6% drop in USA Today’s ad sales, and the radio division fell 20.6%, Gannett’s digital properties contributed $142 million in revenue. Its stock jumped 28.9% on the report.
This is still another sign of the times and and the long term trend.
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