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dang $2.50 more like it now
Mañana for sure. Closes higher everyday. $3.50 right
around the corner IMO .. Big $$$ supporting this one..KACHING!
Good luck, michael
Breaks $3.00 today imo....next target $3.50....good luck, michael
wow LEE still going, where does it stop?
LEE closed at new 52 week high and HOD....strong and long!...good luck, michael
$3.00 OR MORE!...good luck, michael
Nice move on LEE today..Im still holding...good luck, michael
Yeah Im in. Holding for a while as a matter of fact.This a great long term play imo...good luck, michael
WOW BIG DAY! (LEE)
Okay, so I'll post again. Lee with berkshire's help has refinanced 94 million in debt.
link;
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/huff-wires/20130430/lee-enterprises-debt-refinance/?utm_hp_ref=homepage&ir=homepage
Been a long time anyone has posted on this board.
Any stock holders or anyone follow this?
I've made money 2or3 times trading this.
Warren Buffet still seems to follow this and has his hands in it some.
I am both a subscriber and advertiser in their "Hometown" paper, the Quad City Times.
This local paper is the local paper of three in our area.
We are a number of communities of over 300,000 in both Illinois and Iowa.
I think Lee will be good, as you noted, they are paying debt and even ahead of schedule.
I'm holding and adding at these prices as I can.
It has got my attention. Just watching for an entry. Seems as if they are making progress on the debt and growth in their mobile products.
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Wow, what adrop today huh? I still like Lee for the value.
Berkshire reduces LEE in portfolio. Down to close to where he bought in, but the company seems fundamentally much better than it was at the time. Maybe time to buy in? Down 20-25%.
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Seeking Alpha likes LEE too
http://seekingalpha.com/article/929311-lee-enterprises-berkshire-likes-lee-and-so-do-we?source=feed
strong buy for me here
Not good news for small time investors! SEC Sets Minimum Quotation
Size Requirements for OTC Equity Securities
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Wanderful Media to Reinvent Discovery Shopping With Backing of Top Media Companies
42 minutes ago - Marketwire via Comtex
Wanderful Media(TM), a new digital local discovery shopping company based in Silicon Valley, launched today to connect retail advertisers with millions of consumers nationwide. Building upon the innovations of its Find n Save(R) product, Wanderful Media brings to bear $22 million in cumulative funding to make discovery shopping engaging, fun and social, wherever consumers are and whatever they use to shop -- tablet, mobile or web.
Wanderful Media is backed by a powerful group of 12 media companies including Advance Digital, A. H. Belo Corporation, Community Newspaper Holdings Inc., Cox Media Group, The E. W. Scripps Company, Gannett Co., Inc., GateHouse Media, Inc., Hearst Corporation, Lee Enterprises, MediaNews Group, The McClatchy Company and The Washington Post Co. The company was originally formed as ShopCo Holdings in November of 2011 and has been operating under that name until today.
The new company represents a media industry initiative to transform the $4 billion business of traditional advertising circulars through digital innovation. Just as joint media ventures such as CareerBuilder and Cars.com strengthened the industry's position through the use of new technology, Wanderful Media was created with an even broader set of investors to reinvent the circular advertising business for its partners and extend it to the rest of the industry.
Wanderful Media is uniquely qualified to lead an industry transformation. Only Wanderful Media has the industry experience and partnerships, local market distribution and proven business model to truly reinvent local discovery shopping.
-- An experienced team with unparalleled industry support
Led by CEO Ben
T. Smith, IV, the company's executive team has strong retail,
advertising, media and technology expertise and is backed by 12 major
media companies.
-- Top retail advertiser relationships
Wanderful Media is working with
42 of the top retailers comprising some of the best-known brands in
the business.
-- Extensive local distribution into 250+ markets
The company has strong
media partnerships, connecting consumers and retailers through more
than 250 local shopping sites with commitments to expand to 600 sites
in 2013. Key media sites include The Sacramento Bee, The Dallas
Morning News, The Washington Post, The San Francisco Examiner, The
Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Charlotte Observer, The Kansas City
Star, San Jose Mercury News and many more. The complete list can be
found at http://www.findnsave.com.
-- A developing business model already delivering audience and revenues
The company today is piloting the digital discovery shopping concept
through its ownership and operation of the Find n Save brand of local
shopping sites currently in beta. These sites cover 47 of the top 50
designated market areas (DMAs) and are building a large consumer
audience.
-- Built on acquisition of long term industry provider
The company was
formed in November 2011, as ShopCo Holdings to acquire Travidia(R),
a digital services provider for circular print conversion to the media
industry and the beta product Find n Save.
Wanderful Media will introduce new innovation in local discovery shopping. According to a recent study(1), consumers still rely heavily on circulars for shopping, with 74 percent checking to see what's on sale, 64 percent browsing circulars, and more than half (58 percent) using circulars to plan their regular shopping. The emergence of locally targeted mobile technology and the adoption of tablets for personal use creates a timely market opportunity to reinvent the traditional print circular.
Targeting Spring 2013 for the introduction of a new local discovery shopping collection of media properties, Wanderful Media will deliver a fun and integrated social experience for consumers across tablet, mobile and web. The new platform will support the full experience of discovery shopping, from casually browsing on a tablet and sharing lists with friends, to in-store reminders and promotions on the phone.
With significant product, distribution and market advantages, Wanderful Media is poised to reinvent local discovery shopping. Founded in November 2011, the company is headquartered in Los Gatos, Calif., with a development and operations office in Chico, Calif.
Supporting Quotes "Wanderful Media is betting on social and mobile platforms, and creating a seamless and engaging experience across tablet, mobile and web. Our market pedigree, partnership with big local media, and the proven ability to bring a massive consumer audience to retail advertisers, uniquely positions us to disrupt traditional circular advertising and transform local discovery shopping." - Ben T. Smith, IV, CEO of Wanderful Media
Useful Links
-- Company Website
-- Ben Smith, IV CEO Blog
-- Twitter
-- Find n Save
Tweet this Wanderful Media reinvents local discovery shopping for media, advertisers, consumers http://tinyurl.com/8shm6kw #digital #advertising
About Wanderful Media Wanderful Media is a Silicon Valley company reinventing local discovery shopping. Providing reach into more than 80 percent of U.S. markets through trusted media brands, Wanderful Media helps retailers bring consumers into local stores and gives consumers the most convenient way to discover local merchandise. The company is backed by a powerful group of media companies including Advance Digital, A. H. Belo Corporation, Community Newspaper Holdings Inc., Cox Media Group, The E. W. Scripps Company, Gannett Co., Inc., GateHouse Media, Inc., Hearst Corporation, Lee Enterprises, MediaNews Group, The McClatchy Company, and The Washington Post Co.
Unlike price comparison, daily deal and couponing sites, Wanderful Media makes discovery shopping engaging, fun and social for consumers, wherever they are and however they shop -- tablet, mobile and web. The company's Find n Save(R) product offers local media affiliates a complete discovery shopping solution, designed to connect retail advertisers with millions of consumers. Wanderful Media is headquartered in Los Gatos, Calif. and on the web at www.wanderful.com.
(1) How America Shops & Spends 2012, NAA Research Study
Contact:
Scott Lechner
Kulesa Faul for Wanderful Media
650-340-1987
Email Contact
SOURCE: Wanderful Media
http://www2.marketwire.com/mw/emailprcntct?id=1D6FECA198495BAA
"Lee has outpaced the industry average in advertising revenue performance for 36 quarters in a row"
Just announced 1 hr after market close
Berkshire Hathaway ( BUFFET) co doubles their position in Lee.
Its going higher
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LEE Enterprises (LEE) was and still is an undervalued company that I continue to own, but there are even greater opportunities on my plate right now that I can't fail to notice.
Who am I to say that I know what Warren Buffett would buy? I picked out LEE at a much better entry price than he did. What can I say? I don't fault companies for making things out of paper. In the meanwhile, the market has seemed to lose faith in anything that relies wholly or partially on paper products.
I still think that LEE is easily $2+, but probably more worth $3 or so for now. With Buffett on board, who knows how high though.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/683381-buffett-would-buy-supermedia-if-he-knew-about-it?source=yahoo
I believe I used to mod this board but its been a while...
One thing; here in the Quad Cities, Lee's hometown, We have just signed up with "Car Soup" a new and used car venue, much like Craig's list. By the way we are an RV dealership.
More than 30 'car,RV and motorcycle' dealers have joined Lee with annual contracts to promote their product online.
I can say from experience, it could amount to about $7500+ per month revenue....if this is going on all around their papers...well, it could be BIG.
We looked at LEE awhile back and decided that newspapers are old news.
Just like analog tv's,and vhs,cassette tapes etc,now that the internet is well established globally.
Why mr. Buffet buys into this is beyond me.
Any explanation is welcome.
LEE~it was revealed that Berkshire had purchased a 3.2 percent stake in Lee Enterprises (LEE), which owns the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and 47 other dailies. Informed speculation has it that he means to buy more of the company -- perhaps with an eye toward snapping up the whole thing.
good luck, michael
http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2012/06/07/profits-arent-the-only-consideration-for-newspapers/?source=yahoo_quote
So upon further looking at the information pertaining to Berkeshire's acquisition of LEE shares... I came out with a average purchase price of $1.29 per share, figuring 2.2M shares at $1.7m ... that sound about right?
Rumor is they bought some around $1.4 but i dont have a way to confirm that.. Would love to know more specifics on that deal; anyone have a good link?
Wonder how much money was generated by that lil slip last night today :)
Hmmmm - still watching , not sure yet ..
Buffett Buys Lee, Should You?
June 6, 2012
Against the company's wishes, the SEC forced Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) to disclose its 3.2% or 1.66 million share stake in Lee Enterprises Inc (LEE). Following the news, shares of LEE spiked 31% in after hours trading. Prior to this move, shares of LEE were already up 58% so far in 2012.
Business Summary
From Yahoo Finance:
Lee Enterprises, Incorporated provides local news, information, and advertising services primarily in midsize and small markets in the United States. The company publishes 52 daily and 39 Sunday newspapers, 300 weekly newspapers, and niche publications in 23 states; and provides retail, classified, digital, and national advertising services. It also provides digital infrastructure and digital publishing services for approximately 1,500 daily and weekly newspapers and shoppers. The company was founded in 1890 and is based in Davenport, Iowa.
Bankruptcy Exit
LEE exited chapter 11 bankruptcy in late January. The bankruptcy was different than most in that stock holders retained a significant portion of the company. In the deal, debt maturities amounting to nearly $1 billion were extended through December 2015 and debt holders received a 13% equity stake in the company. The company's financial position is now much stronger than what it was prior to bankruptcy.
Will Berkshire Buy More?
I believe it is likely that Berkshire continues to buy shares of LEE for a few reasons. Firstly, it is likely that Buffett wanted to keep the position from being disclosed because he intends on buying more shares. Also, it is unlikely that Buffett would have started accumulating the stock if he was only interested in 1.66 million shares. Perhaps Buffett will slow his buying now that shares have moved significantly, but on a pull back I believe Buffet will continue to buy LEE. Ultimately, Buffett could be interested in buying the whole company. The new stake in LEE comes just after Berkshire announced plans to purchase most of the newspapers owned by Media General Inc (MEG) for $142 million and provide the company with a $400 million credit line.
My Take
I would not be a seller into the Buffett rally in LEE. Rather, I would look to buy shares if the stock gives up gains anytime soon. The company is now in better shape financially and Buffett's commitment to the newspaper business in general makes me more confident that LEE will continue to be accumulated by Berkshire.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.
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Buffett takes an interest in Lee Enterprises...
“Berkshire Hathaway is a very successful, very smart investor,” Daniel Hayes, a spokesman for Lee, said in a phone interview. “We’re gratified he’s taken an interest in Lee Enterprises and in our industry.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-06-05/buffett-s-berkshire-discloses-stake-in-lee-enterprises.html
Well people like that Warren Buffet likes it.
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Lee Enterprises updates business outlook, plans more digital subscriptions
DAVENPORT, Iowa (March 21, 2012) -- Lee Enterprises, Incorporated (NYSE: LEE - News) expects revenue trends for the quarter ending March 25, 2012, to be similar to, or slightly better than, the December 2011 quarter, down in the range of 3% to 4%, with operating expenses, excluding depreciation and amortization, decreasing 4% to 5%, resulting in stable operating cash flow(1) and operating income.
In remarks prepared for Lee`s annual meeting of stockholders this morning, Carl Schmidt, vice president, chief financial officer and treasurer, said operating expenses, excluding depreciation and amortization, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2012, are expected to decrease 3.5% to 4.5% from the comparable 2011 level, also excluding non-cash impairment charges in the prior year and a 53rd week of business activity in 2012, a significant improvement from previous guidance.
He said the additional week, which will be in September and which last occurred in 2007, will add $9-10 million to operating expenses for this year only, but it also will add an extra week of revenue, so the impact on cash flow and earnings should be positive.
Schmidt added that debt repayments in the quarter totaling $30.4 million made in conjunction with, and since the closing of the company`s debt refinancing on January 30 will reduce the remaining balance to $965.5 million.
Also in remarks prepared for the annual meeting, Mary Junck, chairman and chief executive officer, said Lee plans to introduce digital subscriber programs in more Lee markets within the next three months and expects to have paid digital content in most Lee markets by the end of the year.
She said reception of a digital subscriber program at six newspapers in Montana and Wyoming has been good. She said there has been no adverse effect on digital advertising revenue, that the number of unique visits has continued to grow, and that page views have remained strong.
"We`re excited about the opportunities we see for digital subscriptions," she said. "No other source can match the wealth of unique and indispensable local news and information that we provide around the clock, day in and day out. We see this development as an important part of our future."
She shared updated market studies showing that Lee`s newspapers and digital products reach 82% of the adults in its 12 largest markets over a week, including 80% of people 18-29 years old.
She said mobile and tablet audience growth has been "breathtaking," with page views up 225% in January 2012 compared with a year ago.
She added: "Next week, we`re rolling out another major update for our 104 smartphone apps. The update features an improved user interface, new content and new rich-media advertising, with more options for sharing across social media."
The complete presentation will be available later this morning at lee.net.
Lee Enterprises is a leading provider of local news and information, and a major platform for advertising, in its markets, with 48 daily newspapers and a joint interest in four others, rapidly growing digital products and nearly 300 specialty publications in 23 states. Lee`s newspapers have circulation of 1.3 million daily and 1.7 million Sunday, reaching nearly four million readers in print alone. Lee`s websites and mobile and tablet products attracted 22.7 million unique visitors in January 2012. Lee`s markets include St. Louis, MO; Lincoln, NE; Madison, WI; Davenport, IA; Billings, MT; Bloomington, IL; and Tucson, AZ. Lee Common Stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol LEE.
(1) Operating cash flow, which is defined as operating income before depreciation, amortization, impairment charges, curtailment gains, and equity in earnings of associated companies, is a non-GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) financial measure. No non-GAAP financial measure should be considered as a substitute for any related GAAP financial measure. However, the company believes the use of non-GAAP financial measures provides meaningful supplemental information with which to evaluate its financial performance, or assist in forecasting and analyzing future periods. For further information, please refer to the most recent 10-K or 10-Q filing.
Mary Junck
Davenport, IA 52801 Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
www.lee.net (563) 383-2100
January 23, 2012
Dear Lee Stockholders and Employees:
The comprehensive refinancing of Lee's debt will go into effect on January 30, 2012.
The achievement will mark the successful conclusion of a process that began nearly a year ago
in a difficult credit environment. The refinancing, along with our rapid digital growth, huge
audiences, intensive sales culture and ongoing strong cash flow, will keep Lee on solid financial
footing as we continue reshaping our company and improving our balance sheet.
The agreements extend our existing loan agreements to 2015 and 2017 on reasonable terms that
preserve stockholders' ownership interests with only 13% dilution. I am enclosing our news
release with additional details.
As I noted in my letter of December 2, 2011, completion of the refinancing required a voluntary,
prepackaged Chapter 11 process to bind a small minority of non-consenting creditors to
agreements that had been reached with an overwhelming majority of lenders. The process did
not affect employees, vendors, contractors, customers or any aspect of company operations.
Lee continues to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange, although the stock price currently
remains below the minimum average closing price of $1 per share. We expect investor sentiment
to improve with the conclusion of the refinancing. Regardless, NYSE rules allow the cure period
to extend through Lee's annual meeting in March 2012 because, if necessary, Lee could receive
shareholder approval to enact a reverse stock split. If Lee stock were to be removed from the
NYSE, it would be traded over the counter.
As you may have seen in our earnings report for the first quarter of our fiscal 2012, Lee continues
to gain headway in a still-uneven economy. We expect revenue trends to improve slowly in 2012,
as we press forward with more digital and print initiatives. Because of our intensive sales culture
and evolving array of products, Lee has outpaced the industry in advertising revenue
performance for 33 quarters in a row, and we expect to continue extending that string.
Even in a challenging economy, our print and digital media attract huge audiences. Continual,
extensive research shows that more than 80% percent of adults in our larger markets read or use
our products each week, including two-thirds of 18- to 29-year-olds. We believe the statistics are
even stronger in our smaller markets. That strength reflects the unique and indispensable role we
have earned in our communities and reinforces our optimism for the future.
With deep appreciation for your continuing support,
Mary Junck
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Enc.: News release
Lee Enterprises Inc.
201 North Harrison Street
Suite 600
Davenport, IA 52801
Phone: 563-383-2100
Fax: 563-323-9608
Web Site: http://www.lee.net/
DETAILS
Index Membership: N/A
Sector: Services
Industry: Publishing - Newspapers
Full Time Employees: 6,200
BUSINESS SUMMARY
Lee Enterprises, Incorporated provides local news, information, and advertising primarily in midsize markets in the United States. It publishes 49 daily newspapers, as well as offers approximately 300 weekly newspapers and specialty publications in 23 states. The company also offers online services and advertising services. In addition, it provides online infrastructure and online publishing services for approximately 1,500 daily and weekly newspapers and shoppers. Further, Lee Enterprises has a joint interest in four newspapers. The company has a strategic alliance with Yahoo!, Inc., which offers its classified employment advertising customer base the opportunity to post job listings on Yahoo!'s HotJobs national platform. Lee Enterprises was founded in 1890 and is based in Davenport, Iowa.
ARIZONA
Arizona Daily Sun, Flagstaff
Arizona Daily Star, Tucson
CALIFORNIA
The Sentinel, Hanford
The Kingsburg Recorder, Kingsburg
Lemoore Advance, Lemoore
The Selma Enterprise, Selma
The Lompoc Record, Lompoc
Napa Valley Register, Napa
Inside Napa Valley, Napa
American Canyon Eagle, Napa
St. Helena Star, St. Helena
Weekly Calistogan, St. Helena
North County Times, Oceanside/Escondido
Santa Maria Times, Santa Maria
Adobe Press, Nipomo
El Tiempo, Santa Maria
Times Press Recorder, Arroyo Grande
Santa Ynez Valley News, Santa Maria
HAWAII
The Garden Island, Lihue, Kauai
IDAHO
Ag Weekly, Twin Falls
The Times-News, Twin Falls
ILLINOIS
The Pantagraph, Bloomington
The Southern Illinoisan, Carbondale
Journal Gazette and Times-Courier, Mattoon/Charleston
Herald & Review, Decatur
Prairie Shopper, Decatur
INDIANA
The Times, Munster
IOWA
Iowa Farmer Today, Cedar Rapids
Quad-City Times, Davenport
Globe-Gazette, Mason City
Mason City Shopper, Mason City
Britt News-Tribune, Britt
Forest City Summit, Forest City
Winnebago/Hancock Shopper, Forest City
Mitchell County Press-News, Osage
Muscatine Journal, Muscatine
Classic Images / Films of the Golden Age, Muscatine
Sioux City Journal, Sioux City
The Courier, Waterloo-Cedar Falls
KENTUCKY
The Ledger Independent, Maysville
MINNESOTA
Minnesota Farm Guide, Bismarck, ND
Winona Daily News, Winona
MISSOURI
Daily Journal, Park Hills
Democrat News, Fredericktown
The Farmington Press, Farmington
St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St. Louis
Suburban Journals, Greater St. Louis
MONTANA
Billings Gazette, Billings
Thrifty Nickel, Billings
Mini Nickel, Bozeman
The Montana Standard, Butte
The Prairie Star, Great Falls
Ravalli Republic, Hamilton
Independent Record, Helena
The Adit, Helena
LewisandClark.com, Helena
Montana Magazine, Helena
Missoulian, Missoula
Grizzly Nickel, Missoula
Sellitmt statewide classifieds
NEBRASKA
Beatrice Daily Sun, Beatrice
Columbus Telegram, Columbus
Fremont Tribune, Fremont
Lincoln Journal Star, Lincoln
Midwest Messenger, Tekamah
Midwest Producer, Tekamah
Plattsmouth Journal, Plattsmouth
NEVADA
Elko Daily Free Press, Elko
NEW YORK
The Citizen, Auburn
Skaneateles Journal, Skaneateles
The Post-Star, Glens Falls
NORTH DAKOTA
The Bismarck Tribune, Bismarck
Farm & Ranch Guide, Bismarck
FarmEquipmentCenter.com, Bismarck
Dickinson Finder, Dickinson
The Finder, Mandan
Mandan News, Mandan
OREGON
The World, Coos Bay
Bandon Western World, Bandon
The Umpqua Post, Umpqua
Democrat-Herald, Albany
Gazette-Times, Corvallis
Lebanon Express, Lebanon
PENNSYLVANIA
The Sentinel, Carlisle
SOUTH CAROLINA
The Times and Democrat, Orangeburg
SOUTH DAKOTA
Rapid City Journal, Rapid City
Black HIlls Weekly Group, Black Hills
Tri-State Neighbor, Sioux Falls
UTAH
The Daily Herald, Provo
Nebo Reporter, Payson
The Pyramid, Mt. Pleasant
Spanish Fork Press
Springville Herald
WASHINGTON
The Daily News, Longview
WISCONSIN
Agri-View, Madison
Baraboo News Republic, Baraboo
The Chippewa Herald, Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Valley Newspapers, Chippewa region
Daily Citizen, Beaver Dam
Tradin' Post Buyer's Guide, Eau Claire
Foxxy Shopper, La Crosse
La Crosse Tribune, La Crosse
River Valley Newspapers, La Crosse-Winona region
Onalaska/Holmen Courier-Life News, Onalaska/Holmen
Wisconsin State Journal, Madison
Juneau County Star-Times, Mauston
The Chronicle, Melrose
Dunn County News, Menomonie
Portage Daily Register, Portage
The Journal Times, Racine
Pennysaver, Racine
Reedsburg Times-Press, Reedsburg
Sauk Prairie Eagle, Sauk City
Foxxy Shopper, Sparta
Tomah Journal/Monitor Herald, Tomah
Vernon County Broadcaster, Viroqua
Coulee News, West Salem
Westby Times, Westby
Wisconsin Dells Events, Wisconsin Dells
WYOMING
Casper Star-Tribune, Casper
Casper Journal, Casper
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