Gannett Co Inc

NYSE: GCI
$5.38
+$0.23 (+4.5%)
Closing Price on November 22, 2024

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The paid print circulation of America's 100 largest newspapers has dropped by over a quarter at many papers in as little as three years.
The stocks of Tronc and Gannett were thrown out of what would have been a normal trajectory by merger talks. Now they can move according to results.
Despite a late year sell-off, it McClatchy led newspaper stocks in what was a 2016 of generally dismal performance.
Breitbart.com had 93.2 million visits in November. That made it nearly two-thirds the size  of Gannett’s (NYSE: GCI) USAToday.com and nearly three times the size of Comcast’s (NASDAQ: CMCSA)...
Management of The Detroit Free Press, owned by Gannett (NYSE:GCI) and The Detroit News, owned by Digital First Media, will put a number of their editorial workers on the streets, permanently, for the...
A.H. Belo, owner of the Dallas Morning News, not immune from worry about the overall industry, and it offered disappointing earnings.
Of all the dailies in America, the New York Times stands the best chance to make a great deal of money charging for content. Its editorial product is widely regarded as the best in the country, by...
After the markets closed on Monday, Gannett Co., Inc. (NYSE: GCI) and ReachLocal, Inc. (NASDAQ: RLOC) announced the execution of a definitive merger agreement under which Gannett would acquire all...
Google sites were the most visited in May, based on desktop and mobile results together, according to research firm comScore.
The Washington Post presumably has the money and talent to have a shot at the successful transition to the world in which digital revenue actually rises enough to fill the hole left by the decline...
The country’s largest newspaper company, Gannett Co. Inc. (NYSE: GCI), has made an unsolicited offer for Tribune Publishing Co. (NYSE: TPUB), which recently had a major management change and lost a...
Gannett announced it will buy Journal Media Group, which owns the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, for $12 a share.
Insiders are looking to buy more stocks than they are looking to sell. It bodes well for the market when insiders are reluctant to part with the stock.
One trend that stands out in the new Pew Research Center Journalism & Media Study is that consumption of news has moved incresasingly toward mobile devices.
The New York Times has announced that it will cut 100 newsroom jobs as the paper seeks to lower costs to meet declining revenues.