Newspaper Stocks Down 3x More Than CEO Pay

                   
seekingalpha.com     May 20, 2008            

Alan Mutter submits:Things were so tough last year that the top executives of eight of 12 publicly held newspaper companies suffered a pay cut. But things were even tougher for their stockholders. That’s because the shares of the dozen newspapers dived an average of 35.7% in 2007; at the same... [read full story]                

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[Alan Mutter] Newspaper shares -35%, CEO pay -11%

journalism.co.uk     May 20, 2008          

Things were so tough last year that the top executives of eight of 12 publicly held newspaper companies suffered a pay cut. After the last of the proxy statements became available on Thursday, it was possible to compare the pay of each CEO to the performance of her or his stock. The other big...                

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Newspaper Stocks Down 3x More Than CEO Pay (at Seeking Alpha)

yahoo.com     May 20, 2008          

by: Alan Mutter posted on: May 20, 2008 | about stocks: Things were so tough last year that the top executives of eight of 12 publicly held newspaper companies suffered a pay cut. The proxy statements reveal that the most highly compensated publisher of all last year was Rupert Murdoch, who...                

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Newspaper execs didn't suffer as much as investors in 2007

poynter.org     May 20, 2008          

Reflections of a Newsosaur The shares of a dozen publicly held newspaper companies dived an average of 35.7% in 2007, while the average compensation of the CEOs fell by a more moderate 11.7%, reports Alan Mutter. But... Belo's Robert Dercherd was given a 77.8% raise in spite of a 5.1% dip in his...                

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