Publishing executives are blaming both the financial crisis and a poor 2009 advertising forecast for job and content cuts.

Obama stays on 'change' message; executives blog during tough economic period; 'US News' goes monthly; and more

Election inspires marketers; Starbucks' free coffee promotion runs afoul election law; Dunkin' Donuts twitters; and more.

What are effective media list-building strategies?

Web dominates presidential campaign; brand trust falling; questions on polls remain; and more.

For years, radio has taken a backseat to TV - and, more recently, the Internet - when it comes to obtaining press interest. Yet, thanks to the influence of political chat, as well as a host of new technologies, radio is re-emerging as a hot and influential medium for other reporters to cover.

Cable Neuhaus is not a conservative, but he has steered the editorial direction of right-wing magazine Newsmax for the last two and a half years.

In recent weeks, newsroom layoffs at daily and weekly newspapers have seemingly increased throughout the US. Just last week the Los Angeles Times announced a plan to let 75 people go, which is 10% of its newsroom staff. In addition, the Star-Ledger in New Jersey said it planned to cut about 40% of its staff through a series of buyouts.

'Portfolio' to drastically slice Web staff; publishers see quarterly earnings drop; Kristol comments on 'New York Times' to Stewart

NEW YORK: Omnicom Group launched a new agency based in New York that will focus on incorporating mobile communications into marketing plans and media strategy. The new firm, Mobile Behavior, will be managed by Fleishman-Hillard, but will partner with other Omnicom agencies, as well as work directly with client brand managers.