Garpal Gumnut
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Mr Singleton and his partner, the venture capitalist Mark Carnegie, announced late on Friday that their Gutenberg Investments had purchased a stake in Fairfax, publisher of this website, and would align with fellow shareholder, Gina Rinehart.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/national/rupert-or-gina-no-thanks-say-greens-20121229-2c03o.html#ixzz2GQ1ODfJs
... Rather like enduring a Clockwork Orange sentence, being placed in front of a television, showing never-ending episodes of ABC Insiders.
gg
Moving news and comment back to the centre, can only be good for democracy.
Please use "a Clockwork Orange sentence" in a sentence!
Fairfax vs Newscorp
What's that old saying? "A picture is worth a thousand words"
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PS. The 5yr chart is almost as ugly, -85% vs +20%
Fairfax vs Newscorp
What's that old saying? "A picture is worth a thousand words"
View attachment 50174
PS. The 5yr chart is almost as ugly, -85% vs +20%
News Ltd has posted a loss of $476.7 million for the financial year ending June 30, a blow out by more than 50 per cent from the year before as revenue slumped and on the back of another major write-down.
Revenue declined to $2.6 billion, with operating income decreasing by 23.5 per cent to $493.6 million as "advertising revenues declined during the fiscal year driven by negative consumer sentiment", News Ltd accounts filed with the Australian Securities & Investments Commission show.
The company recorded impairment charges of $731.7 million, adding to a total of more than $1.4 billion over the past two financial years. Last financial year, New Ltd reported a loss of $300.4 million.
The latest impairment charge was mostly in relation to publishing mastheads and titles, according to the financial statement, which was received by ASIC on October 31.
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It said the charges reflected "lower future forecast earnings for these businesses and uncertainties surrounding the timing of future digital revenue streams".
Merriam-Webster said:Definition of CAUSALITY
1
: a causal quality or agency
2
: the relation between a cause and its effect or between regularly correlated events or phenomena
Hardly an apples and apples comparison.
You're right. How can you compare the two companies, they are completely different.
One has been very profitable for its shareholders, the other has flees...
You're right. How can you compare the two companies, they are completely different.
One has been very profitable for its shareholders, the other has flees...
Yeah, clearly the point was lost on you.
NWS makes money off it's TV and movie businesses. If papers were so profitable, they wouldn't be spinning them out.
NWS makes money off it's TV and Movie business because it's in them. NWS diversified and planned for the demise of newsprint.
FXJ didn't, and worst of all persisted with a political line that has put most of the newspaper buying public in Sydney and Canberra off buying the SMH or the Age.
Twenty years ago you couldn't fond the Australian in suburban Melbourne. Now it's neck and neck with the Age.
gg
Interesting persepctive.
The Age and the SMH have a much higher circulation than the Australian and are single city newspapers.
Thanks burglar, can I have some of what you are having. ...
gg
I was just havin' a laff.
Sorry if it was rude, juvenile or out of place!
We used to have a wonderful broadsheet in Adelaide.
You may have seen it.
"The Advertiser"
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Advertiser_(Adelaide)
I would be the last person to accuse anyone of being rude, crude or juvenile. lol .
Though, when the comrades in the ALP bring in the Rudeness and Offence Act, I may be compelled to sue, someone, anyone, to make a quid out of it.
Happy NY to you burglar and continue the excellent posts in 2013.
gg
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