The New York Times is said to be considering a dramatic cut of its stock listings on the business section on Monday through Friday in exchange for some sort of Web system that provides stock prices, according to this post.
The Deadline Hollywood Daily states, “In the paper will be a very limited 1 1/2 pages, trimming those thousands of stock tables to just hundreds. Plans are being finalized what to do on the weekends. Newspaper industry sources tell me that this could represent a $10 million savings to the NYT in newsprint costs and editorial space: “The way for papers to save money short of getting rid of people is to get rid of stock pages.” For years, the nation’s 900+ newspapers have run the AP’s stock tables, so the trend is going to hurt non-profit AP’s revenues.”
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