Please post details -- including the earnings statement itself -- in the comments section, below. And don't be shy about flagging the most interesting stuff you find; that'll give us a start.Wall Street has forecast sharp declines for the quarter. If Gannett doesn't at least meet these already marked-down first-quarter figures, the company's beleaguered stock could fall further:
- Profit: 24 cents a share vs. 77 cents a year ago
- Sales: $1.44 billion vs. $1.68 billion
I plan to monitor the 10 a.m. ET listen-only conference call, where top GCI executives will answer questions from media stock analysts. The call will be webcast, and is open to the public, although only analysts get to pose questions. (Webcast details.)
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