Top Headlines Of The Week From mocoNews, paidContent:UK And contentSutra
This story was written by Amanda Natividad.
Our senior correspondent David Kaplan has been at McGraw-Hill's Media Summit this week; meanwhile, our UK Editor Robert Andrews was at Media Guardian's Changing Media Summit and our mobile correspondent Tricia Duryee covered Apple's newest iPhone operating system. Check out their coverage on paidContent.org, paidContentUK and mocoNews.net.
mocoNews:
Earnings: Palm Says Forget The Huge Losses, Focus On The Pre
Bottom Line On iPhone 3.0: Mostly For Developers, Not Consumers
Interview: Paul Reddick, CEO, Handmark: Apps Make Mobile Experience 'Good Enough'
AT&T, Verizon Wireless To Broadcast NCAA Tournament Coverage
Has Motorola Fallen Far Enough To Interest Private Equity?
paidContent:UK:
BBC May 'Monetise' And Share iPlayer, Plans 400 Million Savings
Sky Opposes iPlayer Sharing, Net Neutrality, Spooked By Canvas
Industry Moves: News Corp Appoints Jan Koeppen As Europe And Asia COO
Google's Brittin Replaces Woodside As UK MD; Benelux, Ireland Get Own Managers
Setanta Backers Write Off Invesments; A Blow For UK Online Sports Coverage?
contentSutra:
Indian Express' Shekhar Gupta: 'This Is A Crisis To Which There Seems To Be No End Yet'
DNA To Cut 30-35 Jobs; Revenues Grew 24% Y-O-Y, Says CEO Rao
Q&A With BCCL CEO Ravi Dhariwal: No Financial Squeeze, Just Cash Flow Issues
Reed Exhibitions Scale Back India Operations; Staff Reduced By More Than 50%
Media Stocks Up On Election Ads Hopes: WSJ
By Amanda Natividad