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She will end her 17-year career at the D.C.-based medi giant (NYSE:WPO) to take a position in New York as seniort vice president and executive editor ofNews Corp.’w beliefnet.com. The Washington Business Journal obtained a copy of a memo that Raju managing editor of TheWashington Post, sent out to employees Friday. “While I have only workedf closelywith Ju-Don for the past six I have known her for almost 15 yearz and will deeply miss her always wise and calm advicse and leadership,” wrote Narisetti, addingt that Roberts’ departure date is not yet clear. Beforer joining the Post in 1992, first as an Roberts worked at theWashington Times.
She joined the digita news team in 1999 and served in such capacitiea as editor ofthe Metro, Health, Education, KidsPost, Nation, Science managing editor for features and projects and classified productse and managing editor overseeinfg live online, newsroom among others. In late April the Post tackex on more tasks to her managingeditofr responsibilities, naming her deputy editor of the Universal News Desk. The Post's online unit has sufferedf from many departures in the last year and the companuy prepares to merge its print andonlinew operation. Jim Brady left as executive editorof washingtonpost.com in and Tom Kennedy left his post as managing editor for multimedia in February.
The Post has been preparinh to move itsonline employees, now housed in leased spacr in Courthouse in to its downtown newsroom. But the move has been repeatedluy delayed. The company recently said the move would occur in but that date is now up inthe air. The company'ws Courthouse space is availablefor
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Four had no particular target - Commisioner - Stuff.co.nz
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Four had no particular target - Commisioner Stuff.co.nz Police Commissioner Peter Marshall says the so-called Urewera Four appeared to have no particular targets in mind before police launched their raid on militia-style training camps in 2007. Appearing on Q+A this morning, Mr Marshall appeared to ... |
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Charlotte Business Journal: Charlotte Commercial Real Estate Listings - View Commercial Real Estate
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Saturday, May 26, 2012
Report: Ads on social networks will drop, then climb - San Francisco Business Times:
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percent in 2010 to $1.3 billion, according to a new reportt by . Palo Alto-baserd , meanwhile, will continue to gain markey share and by 2011 will surpass in ad said DebraAho Williamson, the EMarketer senior analyst who wrote the “The expected rebound in spending will come as more companies focusx on creating and implementing an overallo social marketing strategy,” Williamson said. “And it is a clear indication that the experimentalk phase of social network marketing is finally drawinyg toan end.” U.S spending on MySpace is expectedc to fall 15 percent this year to $495 while U.S. spending at Facebook is projected to rise 9 percenftto $230 million, Williamson said.
MySpace’s share of US spendinyg is projected to fallto 43.4 perceng in 2009, while Facebook and other social networi venues will increase their share, she While the United States accounts for the majority of ad spendingg on MySpace and Facebook, non-US spending is growing rapidly at according to Williamson, who estimated that marketerws will spend a total of $520 million to advertise on MySpace worldwide in 2009, down 14 percentr from 2008. Worldwide spendinfg on Facebook, by contrast, is expectexd to grow 20 percentto $300 millioh in 2009, she said.
percent in 2010 to $1.3 billion, according to a new reportt by . Palo Alto-baserd , meanwhile, will continue to gain markey share and by 2011 will surpass in ad said DebraAho Williamson, the EMarketer senior analyst who wrote the “The expected rebound in spending will come as more companies focusx on creating and implementing an overallo social marketing strategy,” Williamson said. “And it is a clear indication that the experimentalk phase of social network marketing is finally drawinyg toan end.” U.S spending on MySpace is expectedc to fall 15 percent this year to $495 while U.S. spending at Facebook is projected to rise 9 percenftto $230 million, Williamson said.
MySpace’s share of US spendinyg is projected to fallto 43.4 perceng in 2009, while Facebook and other social networi venues will increase their share, she While the United States accounts for the majority of ad spendingg on MySpace and Facebook, non-US spending is growing rapidly at according to Williamson, who estimated that marketerws will spend a total of $520 million to advertise on MySpace worldwide in 2009, down 14 percentr from 2008. Worldwide spendinfg on Facebook, by contrast, is expectexd to grow 20 percentto $300 millioh in 2009, she said.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Six Flags, Inc. Company Profile | SIX Company Information
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We are the largesf regional theme park operator in the engaged solely in the theme park These parks include 14 of the 50 most highly attendede theme parks in North America and the largest paid admissionn theme park in These theme parks serve nine of the 10 largesr metropolitan areas in the United We estimate thatapproximatelg two-thirds of the population of the continentalp United States live within a 150-mile radius of one of these parks. In Aprill 2004, prior to the commencement of our 2004 operating we sold our parkoutside Ohio, and seven parks in Europe, which we refef to as our "European Parks.
" In 1998, we acquiree the former Six Flags, which had operated regional theme parks under the Six Flags name for nearluy forty years and established a nationally recognizesd brand name. We have worldwide ownership ofthe "Six Flags" branxd name. To capitalize on this name recognition, 24 of our parka are branded as "Six Flags" including thirteen parks that we have rebranded sincwe the1998 acquisition.
We are the largesf regional theme park operator in the engaged solely in the theme park These parks include 14 of the 50 most highly attendede theme parks in North America and the largest paid admissionn theme park in These theme parks serve nine of the 10 largesr metropolitan areas in the United We estimate thatapproximatelg two-thirds of the population of the continentalp United States live within a 150-mile radius of one of these parks. In Aprill 2004, prior to the commencement of our 2004 operating we sold our parkoutside Ohio, and seven parks in Europe, which we refef to as our "European Parks.
" In 1998, we acquiree the former Six Flags, which had operated regional theme parks under the Six Flags name for nearluy forty years and established a nationally recognizesd brand name. We have worldwide ownership ofthe "Six Flags" branxd name. To capitalize on this name recognition, 24 of our parka are branded as "Six Flags" including thirteen parks that we have rebranded sincwe the1998 acquisition.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Target date for Elburn Station vote is June 4 - Kane County Chronicle
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Target date for Elburn Station vote is June 4 Kane County Chronicle By AL LAGATTOLLA â€" alagattolla@shawmedia.com ELBURN â€" The Elburn Village Board targeted June 4 as the date for a vote on the proposed Elburn Station development. Board members Monday said they are looking to resolve three issues before a vote would ... |
Monday, May 21, 2012
Oakland bars tap into demand - Pittsburgh Business Times:
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The city’s growing culinary chops have been now city denizens haveequally destination-wortht spots to sip or swill. New spotes to open in the Uptown district in recent monthainclude Somar, Den at the Fox Theater, and 2022 Restaurany and Lounge. Era, Mimosa, The Town Hall of Oakland, and otherz are on the way. The 10,000 new Oakland residentsa that former Mayor Jerry Brown hoped to attractf with new condos all need somethingto do, said Michaell Orange, who works in real estate in Oaklandc and also does nightlife marketing and promotions as Top Ten Social Club. “San Franciscpo already has a lot of restaurantsand bars. we need them to open.
” Entrepreneurs are rushinbg to satisfythat need. Alfonso Dominguez, Kevin Best and Gairt Jacques willopen Era, a 4,500-square-foot art bar and at Broadway and Grandc Avenue in two They hope to appeal to the art crowdr that attends First Fridays, when art gallerie stay open late. “To have an opportunitt to keep these people here and have a bit of nightlife after, that’s where the art bar idea came from,” said The trio also knows Oakland. Best owns two San Franciscoi restaurants and Bin Oakland.
Jacques has Air, anothed Oakland nightclub, and Dominguez owns a host of design andhospitality offerings, includingh FIVEten Studio and Tamarindo Despite these newcomers, many see Oakland as a land of relativr opportunity with lower barriers to entry than San Franciscoi and lower rents and labor costs. “There’s so much potentiall here,” said Nichelle who will open Mimosa, a 2,200-square-foot champagne, raw and desserg bar, at 24th Street and Broadway. In some the bad economy is making thesde newbars possible. Last Armando Ramos and his dad losttheird jobs. Now they and Ramos’ mom and cousin own the 2,000-square-footg Somar at 1727 Telegraph Ave.
“From my point of I can go chase after thenext job, or I can take a chancwe with these people I know and trusyt and just do Ramos said. Raising money has been difficult, theswe owners all say, but through friends, family, investors, rent reductionsd or generous tenantimprovement allowances, all have made it happen. Developeras have long viewed Uptown as ripefor revitalization, and bars and restaurantz were always seen as part of the mix. That all this activityg should take place in the midst of a deep andin Oakland, is noteworthy and speak s to the perceived opportunity, particularly now that the Fox Theaterd is open and shows are sellingv out.
Others believe that density is more importantt tothe area’s ultimate success than the largw theaters. Michael O’Connor, who owns the Independent in San will open The Town Hall of a livemusic venue, by mid-July one block from the Fox “The only way to successfullhy revitalize an area is throughy a critical mass of smalp businesses,” he said.
The city’s growing culinary chops have been now city denizens haveequally destination-wortht spots to sip or swill. New spotes to open in the Uptown district in recent monthainclude Somar, Den at the Fox Theater, and 2022 Restaurany and Lounge. Era, Mimosa, The Town Hall of Oakland, and otherz are on the way. The 10,000 new Oakland residentsa that former Mayor Jerry Brown hoped to attractf with new condos all need somethingto do, said Michaell Orange, who works in real estate in Oaklandc and also does nightlife marketing and promotions as Top Ten Social Club. “San Franciscpo already has a lot of restaurantsand bars. we need them to open.
” Entrepreneurs are rushinbg to satisfythat need. Alfonso Dominguez, Kevin Best and Gairt Jacques willopen Era, a 4,500-square-foot art bar and at Broadway and Grandc Avenue in two They hope to appeal to the art crowdr that attends First Fridays, when art gallerie stay open late. “To have an opportunitt to keep these people here and have a bit of nightlife after, that’s where the art bar idea came from,” said The trio also knows Oakland. Best owns two San Franciscoi restaurants and Bin Oakland.
Jacques has Air, anothed Oakland nightclub, and Dominguez owns a host of design andhospitality offerings, includingh FIVEten Studio and Tamarindo Despite these newcomers, many see Oakland as a land of relativr opportunity with lower barriers to entry than San Franciscoi and lower rents and labor costs. “There’s so much potentiall here,” said Nichelle who will open Mimosa, a 2,200-square-foot champagne, raw and desserg bar, at 24th Street and Broadway. In some the bad economy is making thesde newbars possible. Last Armando Ramos and his dad losttheird jobs. Now they and Ramos’ mom and cousin own the 2,000-square-footg Somar at 1727 Telegraph Ave.
“From my point of I can go chase after thenext job, or I can take a chancwe with these people I know and trusyt and just do Ramos said. Raising money has been difficult, theswe owners all say, but through friends, family, investors, rent reductionsd or generous tenantimprovement allowances, all have made it happen. Developeras have long viewed Uptown as ripefor revitalization, and bars and restaurantz were always seen as part of the mix. That all this activityg should take place in the midst of a deep andin Oakland, is noteworthy and speak s to the perceived opportunity, particularly now that the Fox Theaterd is open and shows are sellingv out.
Others believe that density is more importantt tothe area’s ultimate success than the largw theaters. Michael O’Connor, who owns the Independent in San will open The Town Hall of a livemusic venue, by mid-July one block from the Fox “The only way to successfullhy revitalize an area is throughy a critical mass of smalp businesses,” he said.
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