WorkAtHome (Free subscription) | yesterday
Los Angeles Times Suburbia's not dead yetLos Angeles Times, CA - 31 minutes agoMore numerous will be those who work at home part time. Nearly 29 million Americans telecommute at least once a month, according to WorldatWork, …
MSDN Blogs (Free subscription) | yesterday
California; Metro Desk Disney's transportation of the future . . . still is Although the park's new monorail has made appearances, riders will have to wait a little longer. David Haldane Times Staff Writer 6 July 2008 Those yearning to ride Disneyland's long-awaited new monorail found they had to hang on a little longer Saturday. The Mark VII, which had appeared off and on late in the week, never...
www.OSIR.org.in (Free subscription) | 05/07/2008
SAN FRANCISCO — Isabella from Berkeley wanted to talk about how everyone — even vegans — is complicit in the evils of “factory farming, billions of animals living lives of misery.” Philip from San Francisco called in to chat about whether art is Source: www.latimes.com StorMagic Is the Educated Choice for the University of [...]
MSDN Blogs (Free subscription) | 05/07/2008
Digital download model puts song exposure above sales Some artists are using the pay-what-you-want option. But industry experts question the plan's long-term worth. By Swati Pandey Los Angeles Times Staff Writer July 5, 2008 Mash-up artist Girl Talk's new album, "Feed the Animals" comes with some impressive numbers: About 300 sampled songs on 14 tracks that play for a manic 55 minutes. One number...
Only the Blog Knows Brooklyn (Free subscription) | 04/07/2008
Literally. Today there's a cover story in the Los Angeles Times about my neighbor and friend, Ed Velandria. Reporter Erica Hayasaki, a staff writer for the LA Times, who lives in Brooklyn, discovered Ed in a story on OTBKB. She wrote and asked how to get in touch with this man who draws on the F-train. I was thrilled to hear that she wanted to bring the story of Ed to her readers in LA. Here's an excerpt....
MSDN Blogs (Free subscription) | 04/07/2008
Ruling against YouTube worries privacy advocates A judge's order to divulge log-ons and Internet Protocol addresses in a Viacom copyright case could lead to users' identities being revealed, some fear. By Joseph Menn and Jessica Guynn Los Angeles Times Staff Writers July 4, 2008 A billion-dollar court clash between old- and new-media giants took on unexpected privacy ramifications this week when a...
Global Geopolitics News (Free subscription) | 04/07/2008
Germany’s newest citizen, center: Chris Kaman - Los Angeles Times Dirk Nowitzki, left, strips the ball from Clipper center Chris Kaman in a game in January 2006. The two will be teammates on the German national team as it tries to qualify for the Olympics. The Clippers’ 7-footer will try to help the country’s PRESS DIGEST - New York Times business news - July 4 - Reuters July 4 (Reuters) - The following...
University of California Press Blog (Free subscription) | 04/07/2008
The UC Press list of wine books stands out for its diversity and unique areas of interest. With a particular emphasis on wineries, viticulture and winemaking in California and the West, it appeals to casual tasters, aficionados and wine professionals...
Bed and Breakfast Blog (Free subscription) | 04/07/2008
Good news for California tourism: July 4 travel expected to declineLos Angeles Times, CA - 50 minutes agoFor the first time this decade, fewer Americans are likely to travel over the holiday weekend. But stay-at-homes, combined with foreign tourists, …
Hispanic Business Magazine (Free subscription) | 03/07/2008
LOS ANGELES (dpa) - The Los Angeles Times Wednesday announced plans to cut 250 positions across the company, including 150 editorial positions. The move by one of the most prestigious newspapers in the U.S....
International Herald Tribune (Free subscription) | 03/07/2008
The newspaper will publish 15 percent fewer pages. The cut is the deepest of a series of cuts at Tribune Co. newspapers as the company tries to stay afloat.
5 Blogs Before Lunch (Free subscription) | 03/07/2008
What's wrong with this picture? Rush Limbaugh signed an eight-year contract with Clear Channel for about $400 million, on the same day that the Los Angeles Times announced plans to cut about 250 jobs, including about 17% of its news...
Law Blog - WSJ.com (Free subscription) | 03/07/2008
Tribune's largest newspaper, the Los Angeles Times, plans to cut about 250 jobs, including about 17% of its news staff, as part of the newly private media company's mandate to slash costs.
Molly's Brother On A Budget (Free subscription) | 03/07/2008
Dear Mr. Hiller, Today you had Russ Stanton announce 250 job cuts at the Los Angeles Times. It is a shame that you have not been able to stem the financial bleeding. Every day, I wake up eager to read the newspaper that continues to be delivered to my front door. And every day, the newspaper [...]
The Liberal Blog Network (Free subscription) | 03/07/2008
Editor fingers ad sale slump in additional cuts to newsroom, web positions.
