Media stock analysts are forecasting revenue of $653 million, down from $772 million in the comparable quarter of 2008, according to the Associated Press' run-up to the quarterly report. Earnings are expected to be 38 cents per share, double the 19 cents in the prior year. That follows $475 million in expense reductions, the news service says. What to watch for, according to the A.P.: "Signs of hope or more misery in a bleak advertising market that has tormented newspapers for the past three years."

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