Elects Officers and Directors ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill., Nov. 16, 2010 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- At its meeting last week in Toronto, the board of the Audit Bureau of Circulations agreed to broaden its standards for newspaper membership. If, as expected, the action receives final approval in March, weekly newspapers in the U.S. and Canada would need to have at least half of their distribution qualify as paid to be members of ABC, down from the current minimum requirement of 70 percent. For daily newspapers the minimum paid circulation requirement remains at 70 percent, but the board agreed that this calculation exclude the new U.S. category of branded editions.
The Investigative Reporting Workshop at American University and Frontline co-produced a piece that exposed the abysmal working conditions inside regional air carriers and also published a piece with The Watchdog Institute in San Diego and ABC on stimulus money for renewable energy going overseas. Better content, broader distribution While a strong stimulus for collaboration has been the pragmatic need to pool resources for lengthy and sometimes costly investigative pieces, journalists also are realizing collaborations result in more varied, richer content.
ABC and ABCi Release Findings of Second Annual Mobile Survey ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill., Nov. 4, 2010 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Publisher members of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and ABC Interactive are implementing plans for harnessing the mobile market's potential and focusing on strategies that increase revenue from the distribution channel. According to a new survey from ABC and ABCi, "Going Mobile: How Publishers Are Solidifying Strategies and Adapting to the Mobile Market," publishers see digital distribution of their publication as an increasingly important element of their strategic future and are actively pursuing the new dissemination methods offered by mobile websites, e-readers and tablets, and smart phones to reach a new generation of consumers.
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ESPN International: X Games 15 aired live in Australia, New Zealand, Israel, Africa, Mexico, Brazil and the Middle East. The event was also televised on ESPN Star Sports in Asia and appeared on ESPN's International networks in more than 121 countries and territories in Latin America, the Pacific Rim, the Middle East, Africa, Caribbean and Central America. In addition, X Games 15 was syndicated to an additional 24 countries around the world and ESPN produced 10 hours of syndication shows for clients to air at a later time. X Games 15 was ESPN's most-watched in history. ESPN increased its X Games coverage to almost 10 hours, compared to six and seven in the previous two years. X Games 15 delivered a 1.0 rating, representing an average of 988,000 households and 1,393,000 viewers (P2+) maki...
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