Tegna Reports Higher Digital Revenue from Cars.com

Talking New Media: When Gannett split into two companies – Tegna for broadcast, and Gannett for newspapers – the CEO of the company went with the broadcast arm, and made sure the digital goodies went with her. Despite the fact that these digital properties were tied to the classified departments of the newspapers, Tegna got to keep them, and as a result, Gannett is stuck selling into Cars.com rather than building a competitive service.