Tuesday, February 27, 9-10:30 pm ET
The third part of the "News War"series takes us inside the newsroom of the Los Angeles Times , where an epic battle over the future of news is pitting editors and reporters against corporate owners.

See the conclusion of the "News War"series on FRONTLINE/World "News War: Stories From a Small Planet," airing 3/27/07 9:00-10:00 p.m.

The third part of "News War"puts viewers on the front lines of an epic battle over the future of news. America's major network news divisions and daily newspapers are under siege, facing mounting pressure for profits from corporate owners, and growing challenges from cable television and the Internet, which are remaking the economics of the business and transforming the very definition of news. FRONTLINE talks to network executives, journalists, Wall Street analysts, bloggers, and key players at Google and Yahoo! who are all battling for survival and market dominance in a rapidly changing world of news. FRONTLINE also goes inside the embattled newsroom of the Los Angeles Times , one of the last remaining papers in the country still covering major national stories. Under severe pressure from Wall Street to cut costs and to compete for "eyeballs" in a new media world, editors at the paper are urgently trying to figure out what this means for their future news coverage and their public service mission.

FRONTLINE correspondent Lowell Bergman interviews key figures in print and electronic press for FRONTLINE's "News War"series.  Watch select interviews at pbs.org/frontline/newswar .