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Analyze this, i want you to wear two hats, first as our media guru, but also as an alum of the "new york times." >> when i was working there, we were not running commercials like that. this is definitely unusual and it comes at a moment when the "new york times" is trying to gain lots and lots of subscribers. i had my editor on the program this morning, he said that subscriptions grow every time trump complains about the paper. but this is an attempt to capitalize on all of the temples right now...

Whether people are making noise at a given event or not, he has the following of the right right. these are people watching the blaze, glen becks network. >> thats good to know. >> thats where these guys are. and they have a subscriber base. it does not look like its edging towards a majority but ted cruz can take cold comfort in that angry minority. >> we may see a ted cruz versus chris christie primary run off. lets look at this big endorsement. >> i dont endorse many politicians but chris chr...

Establishment wanted. it blew up in everyones face and they will continue to hang that on him. thats why were seeing the louder noises and seeing bainer and mcconnel saying -- they dont always single him out but they say were not doing this awful failed strategy again which everyone knows is the cruz strategy. he does still have the following whether people are making noise at a given event or not, he has the following of the right right. these are people watching the blaze, glen wbecks network....

But can you make money in a big city newspaper with traffic concerns where you got to get the paper out physically way ahead of time? how do you make money with a paper these days. up against everything else. >> right. i think bezos is betting that you can. the first thing that you do is slay the old business. you let the traditional sources of revenue, the subscriber base, you know, the ad revenue, print ad revenue gracefully sunset and build a new business online. i think thats the opportunity...

Suburban newspapers can deal with offset. i dont know how they do it. can you make money in a big city newspaper with traffic kemps when you have to get the paper out physically way ahead of time? how do you make money with a paper these days. >> i think hes betting that you cant. the first thing that you do is slay the old business. you let the traditional sources of revenue, the subscriber base, you know, the ad revenue, print ad revenue gracefully sunset and build a new business online. thats...

Lets put people in a room and be affected by seeing, you know, these people go through the journey. >> you did so much research in "hurt village" and when you sat down to write that play, its like some privileged white new york feeder goer the only thing they will know about that is what they see in your play. what do you owe them that is the frustrating part, i think, im dealing with because, okay, we are at signature theater and they have a subscriber base and most of those subscribers are old...

went bankrupt. opposition activists said 62,000 people were killed in the country. this video posted on youtube appears to show members of the free syrian army in the back of a pickup truck engaged in a heavy gun fight with government forces in homs. cnn cannot independently confirm the authenticity of this video. special ensloi, kofi annan, called for an immediate end to the violence. he warned against external military intervention. irans ambassador said his country is ready to r...

Impressive earnings after the bell. first quarter profits rose from $32 million this time last year to $60.2 million for the first three months of 2011, a rise of 88%, largely to the companys booming subscriber base. if you look at this, more than 70% up from last year, it stands at $23 million in the u.s. alone and that which you believe is 7% of the overall u.s. population. the company is launched in canada, signaling its international aspirations as well. its not just about the companys growt...

Crushs pictures, even the bad ones. but the company behind match.com and chemistry.com says business is booming. its subscriber base jumped 30% last quarter and its profits did too. cnbcs julia boorstin is in los angeles. just today people were commenting about valentines day, looks like there might be a love connection on my facebook page. who needs these dating websites, julia? >> heres the thing, contessa. people join dating services because they already november their friends and they want t...

Remain relevant, lost subscriber base and have huffington post which have 26 million unique viewers every single month. these two together, interesting, a very interesting combination. then you have huffington post, tech crunch and gadget patch.com. tease are all parts of the new names that aol has bought over the past months and years as its trying to cement itself as a content provider. patch.com, by the way, is this really -- 800 different local sites that sort of fill in the place, martin, w...