Mediagazer: MediaBugs goes national (Scott Rosenberg/MediaBugs Blog)

Rick Edmonds / Poynter Online:

Curley: Newspapers Now Provide Only 20 Percent of AP Revenue — Revenues from newspapers have fallen by about one-third at the Associated Press since 2008, from $220 million a year to about $140 million in 2010, and now make up just over 20 percent of the organization's total revenue.

Discussion: paidContent

Joe Pompeo / The Wire:

Barry Diller On The Daily Beast: “Breaking Even Is Not On Some Distant Shore” — The Daily Beast will have a print component at some point and is getting closer to breaking even, Barry Diller, chairman of the website's parent company, IAC, said on a conference call with analysts Wednesday morning.

Discussion: Gawker and eMedia Vitals

Discussion: WebNewser and Crain's New York Business

Amy Thomson / Bloomberg:

Fans Plot World Series Sweep to Bars, MLB.com Amid Cablevision Shutout — Baseball fan Jon Eisenstein set up a new 55-inch, 3-D television at his house ahead of the World Series opener today. He can't count on watching the Texas Rangers and San Francisco Giants on it though.

Discussion: Gothamist, Media Decoder, NYConvergence.com and rbr.com

Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:

Amex's Ad Agency Asks Us To Remove Post, Threatens Future Business — An advertising agency that represents American Express took issue with my post yesterday complaining about my failed efforts to get a simple credit card. In the post, titled Damnit Amex, Give Me A Credit Card …

Discussion: louisgray.com

Markcuban / blog maverick:

The Value of Your Time and How it Impacts the Internet Video vs Traditional TV battle — The argument is pervasive. Kids don't want or need cable. They have the internet for content. Why would they pay all that money when they can find most, if not all the entertainment they want and need for free ?

Staci D. Kramer / paidContent:

Conde Nast CEO Chuck Townsend Explains The Latest Re-Org: Interview, Memo — The Conde Nast re-org that has been hovering for weeks has finally landed, with digital responsibility for brands going to the publishers, Conde Nast Digital converted to an emerging businesses group and ad sales rolled up into Conde Nast Media.

Discussion: Romenesko

Discussion: MinOnline, Brooks in Beta, WWD Media Headlines, Folio and MediaPost

Scott Rosenberg / MediaBugs Blog:

MediaBugs goes national — Effective immediately, MediaBugs is expanding its service to handle error reports about media coverage anywhere in the United States. Previously, we limited our work to the San Francisco Bay Area. — Wherever you are in the U.S., and wherever in the country …

Discussion: Nieman Journalism Lab and Scott Rosenberg's Wordyard

Andy Plesser / Beet.TV:

WPP's Kantar Unit Launches Online Video Analytics Platform — NEW YORK - In a significant development around online video viewership metrics for marketers and publishers, Kantar Video has launched its new “Videolytics” platform in pubic beta today. — Based in London, Kantar is the big global market research unit of WPP.

Discussion: paidContent, Business Wire and VideoNuze

Peter Kafka / MediaMemo:

Comcast Says Its Disappearing Subscribers Aren't Cord-Cutters — Comcast lost 275,000 cable subscribers last quarter, and has lost 622,000 in the first 9 months of 2010. More evidence of “cord cutting”? — Nope, says the cable giant. It's evidence that the economy sucks.

Discussion: NewTeeVee, TechCrunch, Media Money … and paidContent, more at Techmeme »

Emma Heald / Editors Weblog:

Guardian's Rusbridger and Die Zeit's Blau on collaborative journalism and how to fund it — Zeit Online editor-in-chief Wolfgang Blau and Guardian editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger agreed on the importance of collaborative journalism at their papers at a debate in Berlin last week.

Gautham Nagesh / Hillicon Valley:

Lawmakers divided over whether NBC-Comcast merger would aid diversity — Lawmakers are increasingly divided on whether Comcast's proposed acquisition of NBC Universal would help or harm the amount of diversity in the media. — The proposed merger has drawn scrutiny from competing media companies …

Thanks:gnagesh

Dpakman / Pakman's Blog:

Why Netflix Won — Very few digital media upstarts have been able to build scale businesses in online entertainment. No startup has succeeded at scale in digital music (with only Apple and, barely, Amazon registering any level of success — these are hardly startups).

Discussion: MediaMemo

Ken Doctor / Newsonomics:

9 Questions: Zell's Clown Car, The New “100,” Tablets & Print Circ & Daughter of Alesia — Angry Tribunites take to the streets! Juan Williams friends and foes face off! Maybe, it's true what the political pundits say: these are angry times in America and....maybe in the news world.

Discussion: Romenesko

Ellie Behling / eMedia Vitals:

Journalism schools: New hyperlocal hubs for publishers? — Teaming up with journalism schools has long been a way for publishers to recruit and get inexpensive content in return for giving students coveted bylines and experience for their resumes. Now, some publishers are taking university …

David Kravets / Threat Level:

LimeWire Shutters File Sharing Services After RIAA Win — LimeWire on Tuesday finally shuttered its file sharing services, months after a federal judge sided with the Recording Industry Association of America and found the New York company liable for a “substantial amount of copyright infringement” …

Discussion: MediaMemo, Guardian, mediabistro.com, TechCrunch, THINQ.co.uk and Gawker

Michael Calderone / Yahoo! News:

NY Times reporter defends profile of WikiLeaks' Assange — New York Times reporter John F. Burns considers WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Julian Assange—the subject of a front page profile he co-authored Sunday— to be “an incredibly smart man” with an “extremely high IQ.”

Discussion: Salon, Romenesko, The Huffington Post, The Wire, New York Observer and New York Times