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Journal drops 8% in May, Boise called “soft”

Don Day | June 17, 2008

Journal Communications reported results for May – with an 8.4 decline in revenue from the same month a year ago. The drop was fueled by a 14.2% drop at the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, which is seeing classifieds advertising dry up. The broadcast segment (TV and radio) fell 5.9% – while the radio subset dropped 4.1%. Radio revenues in Boise, Witchita, Springfield, MO and Tucson were cited as “soft.”

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