Digest of headline news as of 4.00 p.m. Moscow time on April 30, 2008: BUSINESS & FINANCE * RUSSIAN OIL PRODUCTION TO CONTINUE RISING UNTIL 2030-2040 - GAZPROM NEFT CHIEF Oil production in Russia will continue to increase until 2030-2040, and will begin to decline no earlier than 2050, Gazprom Neft CEO Alexander Dyukov said in an interview with Interfax.
Integration of video into news stories may be making the difference in the battle for news supremacy.
DETROIT — Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick tonight blasted the release of text messages in the ongoing police whistle-blower scandal, calling them “a regurgitation of old news.”
News from the virtual world:
Good morning. It’s Monday. The top story at Yahoo News says 1,000 people fled a wildfire in Sierra Madre, Calif. MSNBC’s big headline reports that dozens are dead after a high-speed train crash in China. CNN and BBC News lead.
(RTTNews) - Wall Street is looking to open on the higher side on Monday, with the futures for the major averages showing modest gains. The positive sentiment comes on news of a major acquisition.
Rival US media titans have launched a bidding war for Newsday, the New York-area paper reported Saturday as Daily News owner Mortimer Zuckerman matched Rupert Murdoch’s 580-million-dollar bid.
Oil prices rose sharply Friday on news that a ship under contract to the U.S. Defense Department fired warning shots at two Iranian boats. Retail gas prices as expected rose further into record territory, nearing $3.60 a gallon.
Oil prices rose sharply Friday on news that a ship under contract to the U.S. Defense Department fired warning shots at two Iranian boats. Retail gas prices as expected rose further into record territory, nearing $3.60 a gallon.
New York Daily News publisher Mortimer Zuckerman has reportedly matched News Corp.s $580 million offer to buy Newsday, raising the ante for one of the regions major dailies, even as the overall newspaper industry continues to shrink.
Lineups for todays TV news shows: NBCs Meet the Press, 8 a.m. on Channel 27; 9 a.m. on Channel 41 Guest: Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean.
Several newspapers and The Associated Press filed suit Friday against the operator of a collection of Web sites, alleging “wholesale misappropriation” of their news content that infringes on their copyright.
Mortimer B. Zuckerman, the owner of The Daily News, is expected to make the argument that his bid is more attractive because it can be completed faster and does not have the potential to fall into regulatory limbo.
Several newspapers and The Associated Press filed suit Friday against the operator of a collection of Web sites, alleging “wholesale misappropriation” of their news content that infringes on their copyright.
The crazy pink wig hasn’t been seen for weeks, late night dashes to the psychiatric ward have ceased and there are no more pictures without panties. Could no news finally be good news for Britney Spears?
The mobile news service will be tailored for smartphones and give users one point of access for local, national, and international news.
Ramy Inocencio has been a New York-based anchor and reporter for CBS Mobile News since May 2007.
The mobile news service will be tailored for smartphones and give users one point of access for local, national, and international news.
It’s from 2004, but it’s more recent than what Fox News and others are talking about.
Love to announce plans at news conference
A big increase in the number of news stories on Telegraph.co.uk and technical improvements to the site helped it to gain five million extra website users. By Jemima Kiss
On a ratings rollercoaster of an evening The Apprentice hit yet another high and News at Ten equalled its record low. By Tara Conlan