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Warren Stephens Media Properties Rake Millions of Advertising Dollars from Dillard’s

Dillard’s Inc. of Little Rock spent more than $2.35 million on advertising with properties associated with Warren Stephens in fiscal 2014, down from $3.91 million the year before. read more >
Investments / Media & Marketing

Stephens’ Halifax Made Money Before Sale to New Media

A recent U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission filing by the company that bought Halifax Media, the private newspaper chain partially owned by Warren Stephens, revealed more details about his company’s financials. read more >
Investments / Media & Marketing

Stephens Interest in Newspapers Waning

Stephens Media, the newspaper chain jointly owned by Warren Stephens and his cousins, Witt Stephens Jr. and Elizabeth Stephens Campbell, has been downsizing since a new CEO arrived last December. And last month, the Florida-based newspaper chain that Warren Stephens helped start in 2010 was sold in a $280 million deal that will close early next year. read more >
Warren Stephens
Investments / Media & Marketing / Public Companies

Warren Stephens’ Halifax Media Sells to New York Firm

New Media Investment Group Inc. of New York City has announced plans to purchase Halifax Media, the newspaper chain partially owned by Warren Stephens, for $280 million. read more >
Investments / Media & Marketing

Halifax Media Buys Telegram & Gazette from Red Sox Owner

Halifax, a newspaper chain in which Little Rock financier Warren Stephens is a major investor, announced last month a deal to buy the Telegram & Gazette of Worcester, Massachusetts, from John Henry, owner of the Boston Red Sox and the Boston Globe. read more >
Media & Marketing

Halifax Media Group Buys Three Florida Dailies

Halifax Media Group, the Daytona Beach, Fla., newspaper chain owned partially by Little Rock financier Warren Stephens, recently purchased three more daily newspapers in Florida. read more >
Media & Marketing / Retail

Newspapers’ Costs Shift To Consumers

Print publications that traditionally relied on advertising for the bulk of their revenue have watched that money stream slowly dry up even as the demand for news — more often and in more formats — has grown. Newspapers are now asking, “Who will pay the cost of news if advertisers won’t?” read more >
Media & Marketing

Halifax, Owned in Part by Stephens Capital Partners, Sells 3 Papers

Halifax is selling the daily Santa Rosa Press Democrat and the North Bay Business Journal and The Petaluma Argus-Courier, both published weekly, to Sonoma Media Investments LLC. All three publications are in California. The Press Democrat’s circulation is 53,770 daily and 59,000 on Sunday. read more >