Scripps's

"After we sold United Media's licensing operations in 2010 to focus on our core news and journalism enterprises, we set out to construct the best operating model for the remaining syndicate, whose primary customers are newspapers across America," Scripps's president and chief executive officer, Rich Boehne, said in a statement.

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Scripps's Great American Country channel saw revenues slip 15% and the Travel Channel slipped 1.4%.

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Affiliate fee revenue rose 5.7%, while higher rates helped to push Scripps's ad revenue up 11% during the quarter.

Scripps Networks' Ad Growth Boosts Profit William Launder 2012

Scripps's newspapers and TV stations continue to struggle during an accelerating advertising slump.

E.W. Scripps Posts a Loss 2009

Mark Contreras, Scripps's senior vice president of newspapers, said fast shrinking advertising revenues and readership ultimately meant "the model with two major metro dailies in a market the size of Denver was not sustainable."

Rocky Mountain News Folds Amid Ad Slump 2009

Scripps's revenue dropped 0.6% to $679.2 million due to weakness in its local newspapers and fewer political advertisements.

Newspaper Slump Sinks Scripps 2008

Analysts expect second-quarter revenue to fall about 15% at McClatchy, 6% at Lee and in the low double digits at Scripps's newspaper division.

New York Times' Profit, Ads Decline 2008

Scripps's Graham calculates that California could get 50 to 100 percent more rain than normal this winter.

Searching For El Nino 2008

Scripps's shares dropped 69 cents, or 7.5%, to $8.51, while Lee's shares declined 56 cents, or 14%, to $3.56, all on the Big Board.

Newspaper Profits Continue to Dwindle 2008

Scripps's decision -- like Belo's -- reflects the length that companies will go to as souring sentiment on the newspaper industry dents the stock prices of companies exposed to the sector.

Now Scripps Is Splitting, Too 2007