• More magazine closures may be on the way at Condé Nast. [NYO]
• Time Warner posted a fourth-quarter loss of $16 billion. [AP]
• Bill Keller says there are "deadly serious" discussions taking place at the New York Times about charging for access to the paper's website. [E&P]
• Obama campaign manager David Plouffe has signed a seven-figure deal with Viking to write a book about last year's presidential election. [AP]
• Thanks to Ron Burkle, Wal-Mart customers can no longer pick up copies of magazines like People, Sports Illustrated and Time. [NYP]
• Jonathan Wald is leaving CNBC. [CNBC]
• Ticketmaster and concert promoter Live Nation are close to a merger. [WSJ]
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Condé Considers Cuts, Time Warner Takes a Big Loss
- Posted at 1:27PM on Feb 04, 2009
Email- Filed Under: Barack Obama, Bill Keller, Book publishing, CNBC, Conde Nast, David Plouffe, Magazines, Media, New York Times, Newspapers, Ron Burkle, Television, Time Warner, Wal-Mart, Jonathan Wald, Ticketmaster, Live Nation
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