Track-It Media & Marketing

MILWAUKEE -- Three-quarters of U.S. adults (74 percent), or nearly 171 million people, read a newspaper -- print or online -- during the past week, according to a new study by Scarborough Research. Read more

SAN FRANCISCO — Newspaper advertising revenue in the U.S. plunged 28 percent in the third quarter to $6.4 billion. Read more

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Google expects lightweight computers powered by its new operating system to be on sale in time for next year's holiday season. Read more

WASHINGTON — Think of it as closed captioning for the new media world.

Google Inc. said Thursday it is introducing automatic, machine-generated captions for videos on its YouTube site. The new service, being launched this week, is intended to make online videos accessible to the deaf and hearing-impaired. Read more

Nov. 19--Ford Motor Co.'s social media-driven Fiesta Movement campaign has exceeded the company's expectations, the Dearborn automaker's top marketing executive said Wednesday. Read more

WASHINGTON — The Washington Times is denying a religious discrimination claim by the paper's former opinion editor. Read more

Nov. 19--FAIRFIELD -- The Society of Professional Journalists, the nation's largest journalism association, has weighed in on the controversy engulfing The Mirror, a student-run newspaper at Fairfield University, urging officials at the private... Read more

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — The company that publishes Reader's Digest is planning to vacate its longtime suburban headquarters, the CEO said Wednesday. Read more

Nov. 18--When five-time Olympic medalist and "Dancing with the Stars" winner Apolo Ohno sat down with his dad and his advisers early this year to sort out potential sponsors, they considered dozens of companies. Read more

CHICAGO -- T-Mobile said Wednesday it will sell a pay-in-advance BlackBerry smart phone that doesn't require a contract or credit check. Read more