... shrunken link, or it puts an ad at the top of the page being linked to. Generally, LinkBee splits the resulting advertising revenue 50-50 with people who use it to shrink links. Users who refer others can get a cut of LinkBee's portion of ...

... turn, could lead to more traffic and more online advertising revenue for a beleaguered news industry. If widely adopted ... traditional media sites are getting less traffic and less advertising revenue, which many companies sorely need as the recession ...

... The city of Jonesboro provides $130,000 per year. The rest of its $1.12 million budget is obtained through advertising revenue, passenger fares and federal transportation grants. But with fewer passengers, the cost is heavy. In August ...

... as newspapers impose massive layoffs, scale back home delivery and make other drastic cuts to counter plunging advertising revenue amid a recession that has compounded struggles from the migration of readers to the Internet. David Swensen ...

... While the economy has caused an immediate problem, the business model for newspapers, based on circulation and advertising revenue, is broken. That decline is a harbinger of tragedy for communities nationwide and for our democracy. - Advertisement ...

... ending Sept. 30, compared to the same six-month period in 2007, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Advertising revenues industrywide have plunged by more than 16 percent in 2008, according to the Newspaper Association of America ...

... fall schedules this week at a time of nervousness in the industry, with economic hard times taking a bite out of advertising revenue. Fox will end the season as the second-most popular network behind CBS, and tops among the young viewers it ...

... moved from Oxford to Little Rock and was published through AtHome Inc., but went out of business due to lack of advertising revenue. Finally in December 2004, UCA invested $490,000 in the Oxford American. The magazine became a non-profit ...

... advertisers already using AOL's ad services elsewhere. That's part of a broader effort by AOL to boost its advertising revenue and offset declines in legacy Internet access subscriptions. "Widget-based advertising is gaining momentum ...

... what cost to public taxpayers will it take? If the publication struggles, and expected donations and increased advertising revenue don't come in, nearly $650,000 of public funds will have been spent. For what? That's a lot of money ...