—By the end of year, digital will be between $700 and $725 million from its newspaper sites. If TV station websites are included, it’s over $1 billion in revenue, for a total share of 15 percent of revs. Going into next year, Chris Saridakis, Gannett’s SVP and chief digital officer, said building digital revenue isn’t just going to rest on local advertisers, but on Fortune 500 companies, which are expected to pull back marketing budgets significantly over the next year.

—Outlook for Q4 and beyond: To date, publishing revenue is down 18 percent, while digital is up only 5 percent, said Gracia Martore, EVP, chief financial officer. As a result of the recent layoffs across Gannett’s local papers, the company will see a charge related to $45- to $50 million in severance. Getting back to digital revenues, as a result of the larger stake Gannett took in CareerBuilder this September, the jobs site will supply 80 percent of ad sales in that area.

—Saridakis sidestepped a question about the ad revenues from community sites like MomsLikeMe. The value of these sites, at least right now, was more about gleaning data and gathering a fragmented community at this point.