Daily Journal Corporation is a publisher of several small specialty newspapers and information services primarily serving the legal and real estate communities in California and Arizona. With the company's traditional business experiencing a steady secular decline in recent years, management ...

Over the past few years, many obituaries of the newspaper business have been written. The growing tsunami of instant information combined with increasing accessibility to this information has shaken the comfortable “moat-like” business model of newspapers to the core. Few ...

As investors, most of us rely heavily on professional journalists who are paid to uncover breaking stories on the economy and individual companies. In addition to reading direct sources of information on companies, access to quality journalism can often influence ...

Ken Auletta is apparently a brave author given his willingness to write about a story where the ending is still very much unfinished in Googled: The End of the World as We Know It. Mr. Auletta provides a great deal ...

Barron's published an interesting article this weekend by Jonathan A. Knee, director of the Media Program at Columbia Business School and co-author of The Curse of the Mogul. (Note: Mr. Knee's co-author for the book is Bruce Greenwald who has ...

The term "creative destruction" was used to promote countless business models of dubious value during the height of the dot com mania of the late 1990s. In the ensuing collapse, many observers have grown weary of this term and attribute ...