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Gannett Co.
Net U.S. media revenue $5.78 billion
14Dollars in millions Financial results 2007 2006 % chg Net U.S. media revenue* $5,779 $6,210 -6.9 Worldwide corporate revenue $7,439 $7,848 -5.2 Net income $1,056 $1,161 -9.1 Net U.S. revenue by medium* 2007 2006 % chg Newspaper $4,618 $4,998 -7.6 Magazine $371 $357 3.8 TV $789 $855 -7.7
Fast facts
Gannett Co. is the nation's largest newspaper company. It publishes 85 U.S. daily newspapers, including USA Today, and nearly 900 non-daily publications. The company also owns TV stations.
Gannett in September 2008 bought an additional 10% stake in CareerBuilder for $135 million from Tribune Co. The acquisition gave Gannett a 50.8% controlling interest (up from 40.8%) in CareerBuilder, a job site. Tribune now owns 30.8% (down from 40.8%). McClatchy Co. continues to own 14.4% and Microsoft Corp. owns 4%.
In October 2007, Gannett and Tribune Co. formed a 50/50 joint venture, Metromix LLC, to expand a national network of local entertainment web sites under the Metromix brand. Metromix LLC was to focus on launching Metromix.com in the nation's top 30 markets plus other key metro areas. The venture is an outgrowth of the Metromix franchise that originated at Tribune Co.'s Chicago Tribune.
In 2007, Gannett bought Schedule Star, which operates HighSchoolSports.net, a digital content site serving the high school sports audience.
Gannett in August 2008 said it would cut about 1,000 newspaper jobs, representing about 3% of its newspaper staffing, amid slumping print revenue.
Gannett was founded by Frank E. Gannett and associates in 1906 and incorporated in 1923. The company went public in 1967. It is based in McLean, Va., near Washington, D.C.
Top executive
Craig A. Dubow, chmn, pres & CEO
Headquarters
Gannett Co./7950 Jones Branch Dr./McLean, Va. 22107/Phone: (703) 854-6000.
Sources: *Net U.S. media revenue figures are Ad Age estimates. See methodology for sources.
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A&E Television Networks
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A.H. Belo Corp.
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Advance Publications
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American Express Publishing Corp.
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American Media Operations
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AT&T
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Avista Capital Partners
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Bauer Publishing
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Belo Corp.
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Block Communications
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Bonnier Corp.
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Bresnan Communications
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Cablevision Systems Corp.
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CareerBuilder
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Catalina Marketing Corp.
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CBS Corp.
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Charter Communications
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Citadel Broadcasting Corp.
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Classified Ventures
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Clear Channel Communications
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Comcast Corp.
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Community Newspaper Holdings
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Cox Enterprises
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Cumulus Media
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CW Network
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DirecTV Group
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Discovery Communications
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Dish Network Corp.
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DreamWorks Animation SKG
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E.W. Scripps Co.
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EarthLink
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Entercom Communications Corp.
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Freedom Communications
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GateHouse Media
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Google
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Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. (Lagardere)
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Harte-Hanks
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Hearst Corp.
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IAC/InterActiveCorp
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Idearc
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Insight Communications Co.
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International Data Group
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Journal Communications
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Journal Register Co.
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Lamar Advertising Co.
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Landmark Communications
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Lee Enterprises
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Liberty Media Corp.
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Lifetime Entertainment Services
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LIN TV Corp.
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Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.
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Local TV LLC
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LodgeNet Interactive Corp.
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Macrovision Solutions Corp.
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Major League Baseball
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McClatchy Co.
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McGraw-Hill Cos.
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Media General
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Mediacom Communications Corp.
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MediaNews Group
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Meredith Corp.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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Microsoft Corp.
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Monster Worldwide
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Morris Communications Co.
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National Football League
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NBC Universal (General Electric Co.)
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New York Times Co., The
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News Corp.
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Nielsen Co.
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Philadelphia Media Holdings
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R.H. Donnelley Corp.
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Radio One
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Raycom Media
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RCN Corp.
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Reader's Digest Association
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Reed Elsevier
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Rodale
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Scripps Networks Interactive
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Sinclair Broadcast Group
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Sirius XM Radio
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Sony Corp.
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Source Interlink Cos.
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Suddenlink Communications
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Sun-Times Media Group
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Time Warner
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Tribune Co.
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United Online
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Univision Communications
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Valassis Communications
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Viacom
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Walt Disney Co.
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Washington Post Co., The
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Wenner Media
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Westwood One
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Yahoo
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Yellow Book USA (Yell Group)
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YES Network (Yankee Global Enterprises)
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Zuckerman Media Properties
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