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Philadelphia Inquirer | Los Angeles Times
Joseph N. DiStefano says Monday's stock rally by newspaper chains -- despite yet another decline in print circulation -- shows that newspaper publishers are doing a better job convincing investors that their business isn't dying, but moving online. || JOSEPH MENN: "More investors placed bets that the industry had touched bottom."
> Irreversible circ slide has picked up speed in certain markets (ChiTrib)
> J-prof says Boston Globe numbers look worse than they really are (BG)
> Newsday isn't lowering ad rates because of circulation drop (Newsday)

Posted at 9:32 AM May 9, 2006

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