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• Rockford snags two big fish from Detroit
• Michael Tribble to Cleveland
• Metro fires a columnist for declaring newspapers dead.
• The Intern: And the winners are ...
• Annual survey of journalism job market for grads
• Gannett for sale? (1 2)
• NAO's quarterly showcase time!
• New GLBT news magazine in Tucson
• Murdoch purchase of WSJ may not happen, after all
• GUILTY! Conrad Black could get 15-20 years in jail
• NEWS: Murdoch's deal for Dow Jones, Wall Street Journal
• Gannett sells Chronicle-Tribune to Paxton
• The greatest newspaper giveaway... EVER!
• Should journalists be allowed to participate in politics? (1 2 3 4 5)
• Survey reveals two thirds of readers prefer news in print
• First national paper in Welsh to launch
• we're killing off our perspective section (1 2)
• Byline strikes ... Why?
• SND Update lives...
• Greensboro lays off 41
• NAO Quarterly WINNERS announced!
• *Sigh* Another doctored photo? (1 2)
• Ok, give it up: Who's got the goods on the Pilot redesign?
• News International cuts nearly 100 jobs
• Breaking GREG SWANSON news at the SND Update Blog!
• backwards old world thinking
• our jobs outsourced?
• GUILD: SF Chronicle to Delete 100 Newsroom Jobs (1 2)
• the pink slip
• what the mainstream media can learn from jon stewart
• Google reach deals with news websites
• SND Update Blog EXCLUSIVE! TBall leaving Merc for Thailand! (1 2)
• SND Blog EXCLUSIVE! San Jose's Goldberg heads to Cleveland
• Sun-Times Media Group to eliminate some publications (1 2)
• most knowledgeable americans watch 'daily show' and 'colbert
• NAO Quarterly Showcase announced
• SND Update Blog Exclusive: Hutchinson to Rolling Stone
• Is nothing sacred? More ad/ed line crossing
• Times/P-I fight resolved for now.
• Toledo Blade photographer caught altering photos, resigns
• Monica Moses leaves the Strib
• Digital Magazine story on newspaper's web conversion
• Diane Petitti heads to The Times (1 2)
• New Guardian ads
• Wired.com redesign, overwhelming?
• Meet Sam Zell
• What is your newspaper doing to fight the flight of readers?
• Malofiej 15 winners announced
• Tribune Co. SOLD to Chicago's Sam Zell
• Life is dead again (1 2)
• Update on Tribune potential sale
• San Antonio "unzips" a new front page
• SND debuts blog; announces secretary/treasurer candidates
• E.W. Scripps Tennessee buyouts announced
• Will Gannett buy McClatchy??!! (1 2)
• NPPA Best of Photojournalism awards are being judged.
• Another SND judge goes on the record
• "The Era of Shrinking Ambitions"
• Interesting web econ piece by A. Jacobson
• More newspaper layoffs
• Powell named DME in Minneapolis (1 2)
• Now THAT'S an innovative way to post a job
• Ed Gabel joins Joe Zeff
• news war
• Study: Newsroom spending raises profits
• So how IS life after Journalism, anyway?
• NYT on NY Observer redesign
• Sulzberger: NYT out of the printing business in five years?
• Optimus Prime: Newspapers' new spokesbot
• Sports font geek alert!
• Stephanie Grace Lim to leave the Merc
• Google sued by Belgian newspaper over copyright
• Paris gets third morning freesheet
• India's newspaper war hots up with new tabloid
• Move over, AP: Now, a stylebook for religious terminology
• McClatchy CEO gets $950K bonus
• Student editor told not to print blotter, negative news
• Josh Crutchmer, Dave Elsesser promoted in Omaha (1 2)
• Struggling Scotsman sets up readers' panel
• Anybody notice the new Newseum?
• Philly plans "express" news section
• NEWS ALERT: Murdoch joins Chandler bid to buy Tribune Co.
• Should giant papers refocus locally?
• Promotions at the Merc
• Two new hires at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
• Big Brother coverage overblown?
• (More) Bad news in the industry
• Crappy-ass handout photo from the White House
• OMG! Unlabeled photo illo!
• photoshop/quark
• New and improved WSJ debuts today (1 2)
• Eugene, Ore., readers get the finger (1 2)
• Daily Telegraph design chief in quick departure
• The NY Times. Yikes!!
• Star Tribune executive editor heading to Miami Herald
• "imitation is the sincerest form of larceny"
• Layoffs at Mercury News . . . fewer will lose jobs
• Adrian Alvarez to San Antonio Express-News
• Changes in Orlando
• Millionaire to make £500m offer for UK Mirror papers
• Debate: Newspaper business models and the future. (1 2 3 4)
• Jay Judge named AME/Design & Graphics in Baltimore
• Examiner appoints CEO for Baltimore-Washington group
• 176 Newspapers to Form a Partnership With Yahoo
• How many journalists do you need to run a national newspaper
• 31 layoffs Monday at Gannett's Arizona Republic (1 2)
• Pioneer Press to layoff 40
• Some of you will know us as copy editors ...
• The future of newspapers
• Three day strike at UK Daily Telegraph
• Liverpool Daily Post goes free in city centre
• There are more dips on this list than at a NASCAR event.
• Copley Press puts papers up for sale
• Dave Wilson to the Las Vegas Sun (1 2)
• A new AME/Photography at The Denver Post
• Oregonian graphic artist Derrik Quenzer
• LA Times publisher forced out
• QPS system with Quark Xpress 4.1 is complicated?
• The Times of NW Indiana's Erica Smith heading north
• Stephen Beard goes to Indy Star (1 2 3)
• Harsh take on doings in Dallas
• Latest gloom-and-doom sound bytes
• How did Tribune papers play today's story?
• Lafayette, Ind., daily to try 'Berliner' tab format (1 2)
• For You Lovers Of All Things Tribune
• Courant kills Northeast Magazine
• Plagarism at Mizzou: New fuel to the plagiarism fire (1 2)
• Make the case: Is this plagiarism? (1 2 3)
• Headline reads 'Never forgotten,' but the Express-News DID
• UK Standard hit as London Lite claims 387,000 pick up
• Daily Ireland newspaper to close
• Emmet Smith to the Merc (1 2 3 4 5)
• Wendt named Executive News Editor at the Merc (1 2)
• . . Now the new Akron publisher slashes 40 newsroom jobs
• 'NYT' Names DeVigal Multimedia Editor for Web Newsroom
• Computers write news
• News International rushes out London freesheet
• OC POST debuts
• art of the interview - espn style
• Journalist jailed while doing his job
• Reuters scandal !!: Electric Boogaloo
• SND-Orlando auction preview
• The Wal-Mart of information purveyors
• Ruling: NYT must surrender reporters' phone records
• EyeTrack '07: New Study Probes Online and Print
• De Niro exits newspaper deal
• Interview with UK Times editor Robert Thomson
• Erica Frederick joins The Detroit News
• Wanna redesign the Philly papers? Too bad for you.
• A 'self-inflicted bloodbath' in Santa Barbara
• Bryan Monroe: VP and editorial director of Ebony and Jet
• Ad revenues slump at Trinity Mirror (UK)
• Rob Schneider named DMN Presentation Director (1 2 3 4)
• Obituary icons
• Indian Express plans brand rejig
• Plans for free London newspaper
• Evening Standard (UK) plans to launch TV portal
• Knight Ridder T-shirts!
• Online newspaper revenue expected to skyrocket
• NYT to sell ads on business cover, might shrink web width
• Why I Quit My Job at Newsweek — Karl Gude
• NEW: VizEds blog from Monterrey, Mexico
• Google's future? - Mobiles, search and mobiles
• Is Yahoo! launching Citizen-J VIDEO service?
• UPDATE: Tribune Co. Selling New York TV Station
• Ulster Herald goes tabloid after 105 years as a broadsheet
• Mark Cuban takes a break from bitching about the refs ...
• Chicago showdown - Tribune's war with investors and strategy
• NYT classifieds to run in freesheet Metro
• UK Sun moves into free listings
• Times Web ad revenue up 27%
• LONDON: Telegraph to trial tabloid edition
• Sales boost for Guardian
• Video blogcast: Moscow World Newspaper Summit
• To advertise or not to advertise on the Web?
• UK's Telegraph to delay posting news on the Web
• Analysis of the 'World Press Summit' in Moscow
• Guardian editor: 'A purely text-based medium will struggle'
• Do people really use press passes just to hang out at a game (1 2 3)
• Gannett on Wall Street
• Guardian targets American audience
• Guardian wins Design and Art Direction awards (D&AD)
• Google News inventor: "Not out to crush newspapers"
• Newspapers: From Print to Pixels
• Telegraph 9/11 cover wins front page of the century
• The Times heads to New York
• Newspaper biz may be down, but j-schools are hoppin'
• Are free papers worth it?
• Stop the presses . . . News execs discover the internet
• Britain's best front pages 'fascinate' Queen
• Convergence at USAToday, Washington Post
• Bono's Independent adds 70,000 to sales
• City AM launches evening rush hour mobile podcast
• UK regionals lose evening for morning
• Large, not small newspapers losing readers to Web
• Inky, Daily News sale imminent, so say "sources" [
• Free youth paper stops printing - not publishing.
• Metro International pushes into Mexico
• Colorado online newspaper takes on the big boys
• New publisher at The Plain Dealer
• At least three bid for Philly papers
• New book of quotes about media, journalism
• Yahoo CEO: 'Content alone will fail'
• Six bidders vie for Philly papers
• Newspaper closes after publishing for 100 years
• "Blondie" cartoonist to open Dagwood sandwich shop
• Possible Philly buyer wants deep cuts in newsrooms
• Papers 'too aggressive' in cutting stocks?
• Suit threatened over SLC Trib price tag
• Mizzou j-school looking to open branch in Qatar
• Tony Ridder pockets nearly $10 million in severance
• Giant 22-part series begins in Atlanta
• The Perfect News Site, 2016
• That NY mag piece on plagiarism? Plagiarized.
• An odd editor's note in today's NYT
• Debut of the Sunday Freep
• New ABC reports say circulation down again
• San Antonio bans puns in headlines (1 2 3)
• Apple Computer 1, Beatles 0
• New tab launched in the U.K.
• First blog content syndicated by major newspapers
• San Francisco gets another free daily
• 'Big Shock Coming for Traditional Media'
• Is Tribune Co. next target for a buyout?
• Chicago's Hollinger wants a new name
• LA: News Rack Destroyed in 'Bomb' Scare
• Dutch group goes Tabloid - cuts 327 jobs
• Murdoch buys Karaoke Web site
• OhMyNews expands to Japan
• Redesign the BBC - a new contest
• Do the Pulitzers honor real journalism?
• Trends in Newsrooms report released (2006)
• Are Google's "homage" logos copyright violations?
• San Jose, 3 other KR papers, sold to MediaNews for $1B (1 2)
• Dean Singleton: 'Fearsome' or not?
• But what about the other KR papers for sale?
• Journalists, Bloggers, Shield Laws and Apple
• The Lisagor award for design goes to . . .
• Denver Post to trim 25 news positions
• NYT to unite suburban sections
• Sydney MH turns 175 - celebrates in style
• Newspaper ads flunk the Wal-Mart test (1 2)
• Morgan Stanley vs. NYT: Be afraid. Be very afraid.
• Ad spend on track for 144.9 percent growth in 2006
• Analysis: Why You Can't Trust the Inter . . . Er, Your paper
• New trend: Writing heds to be noticed by Google
• We had warning Craigslist threat was coming!
• Time Inc. lays off 250; to hire 50 new web folks
• Hopeful buyer of Merc, others, in NY Post scandal
• Why we need real, live editors for the Web
• SF Examiner to donate archives to Cal-Berkeley
• Baltimore Examiner launches today
• WSJ: ' Examiner is boldest experiment yet'
• 'Tribune could be the industry's next takeover play'
• NEXPO: Newspapers See Growing Online Audiences
• Life without Newspapers - are dailies dead?
• Tony Ridder heavily considered bid for Merc
• NYT: Put your news in a knapsack
• Pruitt 'Peppered with Angry E-mails' From 12 KR Papers
• Save the PiPress Web site launches
• New Pew report on news delivery: TV, print and online.
• Will editorial cartoonist Ted Rall sue Ann Coulter?
• Dow Jones: Ads in Tabloid 'WSJ Asia' More Effective
• Newspapers report soft revenues
• Tony Ridder 'wasn't a good operator'
• 3 papers are on the block for 3rd time in 7 months
• savethemerc.com
• How kids view advertising
• McClatchy CEO Gary Pruitt in the news
• Atlanta adds two new sections
• Federal agents posed at journalists
• HARRIS: TV is First For News, Newspapers Are a Close Second
• Sweden's METRO launches citizen journalism brigade
• McClatchy CEO pens WSJ article
• BBC governors will be replaced under new charter
• Is McClatchy anti-union, Was KR naive with stock class?
• Speculating on possible buyers for the KR 12
• The McClatchy deal in the Carolinas
• Just $22 million?
• THE GUARDIAN: Comment is free . .. site launches
• Tony Ridder's golden parachute worth millions
• Three KR Papers Adrift in California: 'A Lot of Angst'
• McClatchy takes over D.C. Bureau and KRTN
• Handicapping the potential Merc buyers
• NYT reportedly dropping daily stocks
• FLASH! McClatchy buys Knight Ridder, will sell 12 papers
• Exclusive interview with Tony Ridder
• PRESSTIME report on the state of Free Media
• UPDATE: Press wins victory for FIFA World Cup photos
• Moses, Powell: New jobs at the Strib
• NYT, E&P - KR board approves takeover deal
• Latest on the Knight Ridder sale
• Washington Post to cut 80 newsroom jobs
• McClatchy is leading bidder for Knight Ridder
• Freedom FROM the press . . .
• Knight Ridder bid deadline passes
• The key to making web work for newspapers?
• A newspaper war -- kind of -- in Las Vegas
• LAT to reduce daily stocks
• New blog covers blogs by newspaper editors
• Newspapers: the indispensable middlemen
• Videojournalism in the UK
• At least British cops still read newspapers
• Atlanta to drop most stock listings Tuesday
• NYT blogger pretty cool, NYU student blogger says
• Outlook bright at small papers
• Craigslist guy: Our impact on newspapers exaggerated
• Contenders for KR fading, LAT says
• St. Pete tab goes live
• Judy "Jubilee" Le new Virginian-Pilot news editor (1 2)
• SND contest results are up
• New book gives tips for verbal creativity
• St. Pete Times can use "Times" name in Tampa, judg
• Ex-TribCo scribe launches Indy Web site
• Guardian's new Web site modeled after 'Huffington Post'
• Americans know "Simpsons" better than 1st amendmen
• June 4-7 - World Editors Forum, Moscow
• Another great web cartoon by The N&O
• UPDATE! Sarasota journos are all moved into the new building (1 2 3)
• The Plight of the Inky in CJR
• KR sets March 9 deadline for bids
• Detroit News cuts way back
• 'Boondocks' to take 6-month hiatus
• Newspaper web site used to send bogus e-mail
• What was it like in Turin/Torino?
• Birmingham paper ‘discovers’ old civil rights photos
• About the student who found them
• 12 ways papers showed Mohammed cartoons
• american readers prefer broadsheets
• MediaNews Group meets with Philly publisher
• Buffalo News to gradually change to a.m. delivery
• FIFA, LPGA fight for photo usage rights - of news images.
• TribCo's CEO's salary up to $985K, bonus at $250K
• Lexington Herald-Leader on the possible Knight Ridder sale
• New-look Observer sees sales soar
• NYT to distribute video content across web sites
• VideoBlog ad auction yields - $40,000 on eBay.
• E&P's Jay DeFoore moves to American Photo
• New U.S. papers break many TABLOID myths.
• KR can consider a buyer's journalistic excellence
• David Wersinger is new Tennessean graphics editor
• The Danish Muhammad cartoon -- do you run it or not?
• Bill Pliske to Arizona Republic as senior editor/design (1 2)
• NY Post goes glossy with it's Page Six Fluff
• The end of the internet as we know it?
• Who owns the Chicago Daily News?
• E&P: Newspaper Web sites very popular
• World Newspaper group: Search Engines profit from THEIR news
• SND in Syracuse: LIVE! LIVE! LIVE!
• More sexual harrassment ...
• Paper to test e-ink device with readers
• Here's a look at newspapers of the future
• D'oh! Boston Globe releases 240,000 credit card numbers
• this week's cartoonist controversies
• Atlanta covers the death of Coretta Scott King
• Publishers sue Google for theft
• New Hearst HQ building gets critical raves
• Another design guy takes a management job
• Free classic ESPN ads a hit on iTunes
• Analysts speculate on KR sales potential
• Tribune Co. still looking at staffing levels, CFO says
• Tulsa hires cartoonist Doug Marlette
• How newspapers can compete, part II
• Chris Stanfield is new photo director in Atlanta
• How newspapers can compete
• Newspapers now open to new ideas
• Philly Inquirer changes the way it builds A1
• WSJ adds index to find 'people news'
• 'It is what it is' is what it is
• Time, Inc., cuts 66 staffers
• Denver, five years into JOA
• Pulitzer-winner Steve Benson on cartooning
• Why Michael Gartner wears a bow tie
• Gallery of Shuttle Challenger pages
• A tip for that next presentation you're giving... (1 2)
• AJR on the man behind KR sale
• Marketing blunder in new soccer franchise name
• KR sale: What's next
• Auto advertising drops even more than expected
• Rocky Mount (N.C.) makes the big-time
• SPJ calls for 'debate' on KR sale
• Reax to the Wisconsin State Journal experiment
• What comes after the KR sale?
• McClatchy on KR deal: No comment
• KR plan: Cuts in jobs, benefits, newshole
• New Blog posting
• Report from the Poynter Infographics Summit
• Hollinger CEO: Selling Sun-Times a ‘logical step’
• Buyouts in Newark, Trenton, N.J.
• Redesign print editon to promote web, E&P says
• Dan Gilmore’s Bayosphere calls it quits
• $1m Yale endowment to go for journalism studies
• C-Springs editor resigns
• NYT: Convergence will be 'a tough, grinding transition'
• Wis. paper lets readers pick front-page story (1 2 3)
• Times-Picayune staffers still need help
• Take sports off of A1, Wisconsin reader says
• Michigan State begins alternative web site
• 17 new Metro today
• Indy Star reduces daily stock report
• Newspapers 'screaming liked spanked little children'?
• Life on the desk at a tiny p.m. paper
• Don't use that "R" word
• Singleton meets with KR
• Sporting News settles internet gambling ad suit
• Michael Whitley new LAT News Design Director
• "Tank McNamara" coming to TV?
• SF Chronicle moves Doonesbury; readers pissed
• Washington Post shuts down public comment blog
• Jobs to be eliminated at Hollinger's Chicago 'cluster'
• Trib couldn't move books section to Saturday
• Former WSJ editor now teaches math for journalists
• Update on changes in Durham
• Web is nothing but a 'one-night stand'?
• Feds want Google data: It says no
• So what, exactly, will replace the 'old media,' anyway?
• Gannett makes deal with text-message firm
• Key to the future: Local, local, local
• Reuters to fund journalism institute
• Bill Gaspard named DME of Las Vegas Sun
• More layoffs at Cincinnati Post
• Newspapers and online revenue: Still not happenin'
• Marinette (Wis.) EagleHerald to change publishing time
• Charlotte Observer uses spadea for NFL coverage
• Paying for access… to journalists?
• NYT: NY Observer is up for sale
• Newsday reduces stocks, mutuals tables
• Editor & Publisher on the selling block
• Baltimore Sun cartoonist calls it quits
• McClatchy meets with KR for two days
• J-students unmask sex offender
• Jeff Schnick new AME in Abilene (1 2 3)
• How to get cited by Romenesko
• Web news site critique results in
• Sun Journal's "Sweet 16" to improve readership
• Bill Waugh named AME at The Oklahoman
• Following up behind TV Guide redesign
• Report of Gannett pulling KR bid called "ridiculous&quo
• Is the media Steve Jobs' bitch?
• NYT stock sucked most in '05, Poynter says
• Ohio State to exhibit old political cartoon prints
• US investor builds stake in Trinity Mirror
• Gannett reportedly out of Knight Ridder bidding
• Tribune cuts most daily stocks listings
• Charlotte Observer cuts newshole rather than jobs
• Hollinger sells all Canadian properties
• Exhibit planned of work of Hal Foster
• Kinsley on the outdated newspaper. Again.
• Weird: Naples staff told to not use their phones (1 2)
• Newsvine -the next great scheme for participatory news?
• New WSJ CEO wants to "rethink" design, presentatio
• Promotions, hires at Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Chris Kozlowski to the St. Petersburg Times
• A look at the enemy: Craig of Craigslist
• Time magazine to cut back int'l editions
• WBUR spot on newspapers " ... fighting for its life ..
• Denise Reagan new AME in Jacksonville (1 2)
• Knight Ridder begins meeting with potential buyers
• If you held off on buying an iMac or PowerBook ...
• Odd bedfellows: Google and the Chicago Sun-Times?
• Arizona Star to 'make folks thinner' on the press? (1 2)
• Will Apple's iLife have web tools?
• Editorial cartoonist Borgman is blogging
• Can anyone figure out Sudoku?
• N.Y. Observer said to be on the block
• 'Why are journalists so rich?'
• Financial Times readership down; Dailies in a price war
• SportsDesigner announces co-bloggers
• Washington Times cracks down on bloggers
• Mark IS the news!
• Observer editor talks frankly about the Berliner change
• Sex with horses popular in Seattle (1 2)
• Snarky columnist decries snarky journalism
• E&P wants your help with web site critiques
• Is this what our newspaper will look like someday?
• W.P. columnist quits over redesign?
• Merc News in battle over 'Fair use' photography
• $70K stolen from Michigan State j-school
• Citizen journalism sites
• Google jumps in ...
• The anatomy of Web design
• Mark Cuban sounds off on the state of newspapers
• SND hires a web editor (1 2)
• Philosophical question of the day
• Do newspapers REALLY attract older readers?
• Knight-Ridder roundup
• Today's wild-ass media prediction
• More old folks getting online, online folks say
• Advice from BusinessWeek: Redesign!
• The newspaper problem: Two perspectives
• The Future of Newspapers
• Words of wisdom for ‘06
• ‘Reinventing the reader experience’ in Jacksonville
• Alt-Weekly editor's apartment suspiciously burns
• Publishers: Web Content Can't Remain Free
• Sun-Times shutters Red Streak edition (1 2 3)
• E&P Reviews Quebec Papers for Content & Presentation
• Free Ali G!
• FYI Chi. Tribune people: Someone's stealing your content
• Great investigative reporting - NYTimes
• Scotsman sold for £160m
• Editorial staff offer themselves for sale on ebay
• USA Today combining online, newspaper newsrooms
• More TribCo. layoffs (1 2)
• Berliner Guardian sales rise flattens
• The non-profit newspaper?
• Analysis: KR, others underestimated digital future
• Media execs ponder decline of newspapers
• The REAL difference between the Sun-Times and the Tribune
• KR internship program suspended
• Mobile media as new competition for newspapers?
• US: Newspaper launches video only website
• 2,000+ paper jobs gone in 2005 (1 2 3 4)
• Cooke quits NY Daily News - returns to Chicago
• Chicago Tribune axes 28, section, city bureau
• Paving for good news in Iraq
• Slashdot: Put the web delivery FIRST
• School newspaper seized due to birth control, tattoo stories
• Conrad Black pleads not guilty to federal fraud charges
• Guardian in exclusive Ricky Gervais podcast deal
• Orlando Sentinel layoffs (1 2)
• College papers growing up
• Budding cartoonist takes a look into columnist's mind
• Libel case winner wants Boston Herald's assets frozen
• Turning tabloid cost Independent £12m
• The latest in Polish design? Going all black (1 2)
• Houston Chronicle's site drops registration requirement
• New book celebrates Pulitzer Sunday designs
• TV critic speaks out for first time since resignation
• Murdoch predicts gloomy future for press
• Craigslist founder to take on traditional journalism
• Spending on newspaper ads rises 2.4 percent
• Womack Publishing sells Colorado papers
• Orlando's public editor tries to explain job cuts
• Quick sale of KR could net $300 million for CEO
• Gannett: If it goes on the block, it's on our radar
• Report: 34 apply for buyout at the Boston Globe
• No layoffs at Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News
• Fort Wayne newspapers to publish Spanish weekly
• British tab tries to save Christmas, V-P follows suit
• KR journalists fire back (1 2)
• What will happen to us?
• Small town bands together to start new newspaper
• weekly news of newark, nj takes bribe to write good news
• Web sites start to soak up ad dollars
• Conrad Black indicted for fraud
• USA Today for the college crowd (1 2)
• LATimes to cut 85 newsroom jobs; 4 other Trib papers follow
• Goofing around costs copy editor his job (1 2 3)
• joe hutchinson named los angeles times creative director
• delightful
• Even if you don't have a degree... (1 2 3 4 5 6)
• On Judy Miller and "balance"
• Merc buyout total -- 52; no layoffs
• Congratulations to The Indianapolis Star (1 2)
• Ramirez leaving LAT
• Baltimore Sun to cut 75 jobs with buyouts
• Plain Dealer dropping Sunday magazine
• Merc guild plans for possible KR sale
• FLASH! - Robb Montgomery leaving Chicago Sun-Times (1 2 3 4 5)
• Post-Dispatch editor resigns, replaced by M.E.
• robb
• Another KR shareholder wants to sell out
• Possible KR could be sold in pieces or bought by dot-com
• More news on buyouts, etc., in San Jose
• New half-berliner business paper
• Major stockholder to Knight Ridder: please sell the company
• Nearly 12 percent of Post-Dispatch takes buyout
• Merc guild prepares for possible layoffs
• Hurricane Wilma (1 2 3)
• New, from Gannett: Your Sunday ad circulars, online
• Cartoonist prints names of all 2,000 military fatalities
• Philadelphia Inquirer buyout status report
• Quote of the day
• Condi Rice photoshop controversy
• San Jose buyout status report
• Do 'new media' habits cause overspending?
• Ad exec: Don't let CFO run your newspaper
• Newsprint prices to drop in 2006
• APME set to get down, get funky in San Jose
• U.S. ranks 44th in press freedom
• Pricey Calvin & Hobbes book is a bestseller
• Conde Nast researcher fired for leaking info
• Are bloggers protected by shield law or not?
• The Village Voice becomes part of establishment
• Do workers waste company time reading blogs?
• Young folks think 'only suckers pay for content'
• St. Louis subscriptions way, way up after redesign
• Gannett bans smoking; charges smokers more for insurance (1 2)
• Merc closes free Spanish, Vietnamese papers
• What has to change: More than just newspaper format (1 2)
• Today's readers are "browsers and breezers"
• Tony Ridder's comments on SJ and Phila. (and KC)
• Where Kevin Wendt
• Boston Globe circ down; cuts more staff
• Jobs threat at Trinity Mirror (UK)
• Joanne Sosangelis moves to Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Rumor: Fort Wayne going mostly-online
• Next launch city for Examiner: Baltimore, next spring
• Gee, thanks, Tony Ridder
• Shakeup at the competition
• 'Stupid Investment of the Week': Tribune company
• Are newsprint prices REALLY that high?
• Free papers' growth threatens traditional news
• Knight-Ridder and E.W. Scripps earnings
• Tacoma hires David Montesino as AME/Visuals
• Wall Street Journal is shrinking U.S edition in 15 months
• Rising newsprint costs will shrink more newspapers
• Savannah Morning News gets executive editor
• Top 20 papers in the US
• More follows on the WSJ weekend edition
• Black and White and Read by Fewer
• Daily Telegraph prepares for relaunch
• Guardian's best-ever daily sale
• Hartford Courant cuts six newsroom jobs
• US News & World Report lays off 10 journalists
• Salient staff stay true to a fine tradition.
• Sun-Times considering closing down RedStreak (1 2)
• 'Calvin and Hobbes' creator talks about origins of strip
• New circ database counts web 'reach' as well
• Virginian-Pilot hires Courant designer, promotes others
• Protest at closure of Belarus newspaper
• What's with all the new hires in Atlanta?
• Mercury News to cut 51 jobs from its newsroom (1 2 3 4)
• Las Vegas P.M. to redesign; converts to A.M. insert
• Patriot News compact edition says goodbye
• Red Eye is free after all
• Today's 'Must-read' story for editors and designers. (1 2)
• Tulsa's Phill Spiker joins the Star-Tribune
• Joe Knowles new Visuals AME at Chicago Tribune
• Tribune Co. to pay $1 billion to IRS
• 'Rethink the paper,' Philly, San Jose, NYT told
• Looking for a print media job? Check this out...
• Details emerge about the Gannett/Freep deal
• Current state of newspaper design
• Orlando Sentinel to open 3 free weeklies
• St. Pete photo AME Sue Morrow goes to Sacramento
• How can editorial layoffs be a good business move?
• Bill Watterson answers readers' questions
• Computer virus cripples Wilmington, N.C., paper
• Birmingham Post-Herald ceases publishing Friday
• AJC hires two 3-D artists
• Reaction mixed to the new weekend WSJ
• Time magazine circ folks subpoenaed by Feds
• Google to host 'secret summit' with top media players
• NYT Company to lay off 4% of entire workforce
• More fallout from "Black Tuesday"
• Fighting the newspaper financial trends
• Shane Blatt moves to Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• OCR superartist George Turney, 45, dies
• Alas, "DreamWorks LAT" not to be
• NYT, Philly layoffs: Expect to see more like that
• K.C. Star goes retro for anniversary paper (1 2)
• NYT begins charging for some online content Monday
• Philadelpia papers to trim 100 staffers
• What chain to work for? How about McClatchy?
• Media Critic: 'New WSJ edition a hodgepodge'
• Indianapolis' Robert Dorrell to Sacramento
• New WSJ Euro, Asian nameplate to include Web reference
• Former Times-Picayune staffers raising money
• First Detroit; then the WSJ? (1 2)
• Freep's Dorsey named AME for Presentation
• New weekend edition of WSJ debuts Saturday
• VizEds news in the news
• Kenny Monteith moves to Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• Times-Picayune artist ordered: Return to work
• More about NYT "funny pages"
• Hollinger settles circ suits for $20 million
• The newspaper of the future... Yet again
• That "wikitorial" guy leaves the LAT
• Denis Finley promoted to Editor of Virginian-Pilot
• Sales of Guardian leap on day of relaunch
• Two Arizona Republic designers leap to Ft. Lauderdale
• Knight Ridder publisher moves
• Managing creativity
• A complete inversion of the online newspaper model
• Guardian meets the critics
• $560 paid for a copy of Saturday's Times-Picayune
• Katrina: Helping newspapers in the news
• NYT adding comics... sort of
• Metro to launch in Dublin next week
• City AM, London's newest daily paper since Metro
• "The most courageous journalists in America . . ."
• New Orleans/Hurricane Katrina news roundup (1 2)
• USA Today diving into talk-show TV
• Canadians say thumbs up to "F-word" in newsprint..
• Anybody see today's Dilbert?
• Bill Gaspard leaves the L.A. Times
• Virginian-Pilot graphics intern moves to Fort Myers
• Jeff Goertzen new Denver Post graphics editor
• Katrina pages and photos -Zoomifed
• 'Pun hed' writers are Walking on Sunshine this week
• Visual plagiarism in Richmond (1 2)
• Takeover rumors again: Tribune, WSJ
• All hail the power of Romenesko
• Visual leadership changes at LAT
• Updating the stodgy old editorial page
• Help-wanted ads not snapping back
• Magazines have it even worse than we do
• 1st Amendment alive and well
• 'Daring' circ promotion by Chicago Sun-Times
• Updating the Gannett/Detroit Freep thing
• Voluntary buyouts in St. Louis
• Layoffs at the Houston Chronicle
• Trib's Stacy Sweat promoted out of design
• Young readers love Sun-Times Sunday Fluff
• Adventures in marketing
• Now, THAT'S a newspaper promotion...
• Getting newspapers out of their mess
• Readers still not paying for content online
• Knight-Ridder buys back stock
• Metro to launch in Dublin
• Independent on Sunday plans to go tabloid
• Hollinger Reorganizes 100 Chicago Media Holdings
• E&P: Detroit papers swapping owners? (1 2 3)
• KRT graphics to go from Freehand to Illustrator in mid 2006
• Australia's national daily has a redesign.
• VINDY STRIKE OVER?????
• 3-way deal in Detroit
• Toronto Star to launch
• Taking the paper out of newspapers
• Toward A Free Press - Forbes.
• HONG KONG: 'New baby' in paper war to hit streets
• Murdoch becomes 'NY Post' Publisher . . Again
• "Bad News," good read
• What the ...? Faking quotes
• Lance's fans discover Newsdesigner.com
• Wal-Mart won't sell Pensacola newspapers any more
• Podcasts awash in porn
• They're reading our news online but bypassing our sites
• Want to blog? Read this first
• A letter from Judith Miller
• Swedish Metro profits with 17m readers
• The freesheet decider: does it come off on your hands?
• If newspapers were lattes...
• Julie Elman leaving the Virginian-Pilot (1 2 3)
• Mary Peskin joins API as design guru
• End soon for Vindicator strike?
• UK newspaper sales decline across the board
• Knight Ridder records sharp drop in profits
• The first-day story no longer belongs to newspapers . . .
• UK readers crushed by paper weight
• Gannett feels pain in Britain
• 'Blondie' begins 75th anniversary celebration (1 2)
• McClatchy could be in trouble with Strib
• Here's how you do the online news thing...
• It's not as bad as it looks for our industry
• Ron Johnson case appealed; K-State names new advisor
• Vindicator strike now 9 months old
• Multimedia's effects on newspapers
• NYT gives photo its own AME
• 'Ford to city: Drop dead'
• Murdoch launches freesheet in Sydney
• Greensboro's online experiment
• UK Times launches international edition
• Huge loss at Savannah Morning News
• Memphis union protests layoffs
• Boston Globe goes tab! (sort of)
• Big news for Seattle JOA
• Inside scoop on Woodward 'Deep Throat' book
• Readers scream about graphic photos
• Chicago Sun-Times 'Does It Right,' says E&P
• Young, free, urban and successful
• The Supreme Court vs. Apple iTunes 4.9????
• Heartland Official Ordered to Pay $5 Million
• Coming soon: NYT London edition
• Compare & contrast NY Times, Post
• L.A. Times dumps 'Wikitorial' experiment
• Saturday WSJ begins Sept. 17
• The future of news... in perspective
• Even comic strips are online
• Kenney Marlatt moving to Indianapolis Star
• Here's one way to get a new computer...
• Innovation and revolution in Bluffton, S.C.
• Innovation and revolution at the L.A.T?
• "I have seen the future. And we’re not in it.&qu
• Judge shoots down Ron Johnson case
• Young people shunning papers, warns News Corp boss
• Mobile will accelerate the newspaper’s renaissance&qu
• Birth of the Patriot
• Fighting back against loss of ad revenue
• The top 100 newspapers in the world - a list
• 36 percent of world's papers are Tabloid.
• NYT to jump into free daily tabs
• The 'Deep Throat' revelation
• Energy firm to buy Russia's oldest and most respected daily
• Lord and Lady Black sever links with Hollinger
• New York Times group cuts jobs
• Inside the newsroom of Korea's OhMyNews
• DETROIT A1s on sale at Fields
• Conrad Black caught red-handed
• WAN live Blogs from Seoul
• New e-edition of UK regional
• Gannett announces new CEO
• What newspapers can do to survive
• Calvin & Hobbes to return... sort of
• Publisher/editor of the Arizona Daily Star resigns
• Better 'Red' than dead
• Herald tops in New Zealand
• ABC: Tabloids boost 'qualty market' in U.K.
• The Rise Of The Free Press
• Will Box-Office Blues Put Newspapers in Red?
• Covering your own paper's scandal
• Mercury News Reveals Large Circ Drop
• NYT to charge for online Op-Ed, news columnists
• Ben Bradlee upbeat on future of newspapers
• Blogs not all that influential, study says
• Newsmagazines hurting even more than we are
• UK Times and Indy rise again
• DFP: Albom probe shows no pattern of deception
• Lee: St. Lous P-D can stay liberal... for now
• Beancounters say Gannett is best
• Newspapers aren't dead; here's how to fix 'em
• Chi Trib lets readers judge pages before publication
• Abroad, The Wall Street Journal Will Be a Tabloid
• A view on regional newspapers in the UK
• Christian Science Monitor to lay off 15 from news
• New York Times rethinks its journalism
• College readership drives hurt student papers
• Wired Online reporter may have fabricated quotes
• Free at last! Chicago 'Red' drops price tag
• WSJ may go tab... in Europe and Asia
• Advertisers like Tabloid fromat for WSJ
• Mocumentary shows newspapers of future
• South Florida papers fighting readership loss
• Business model for blogs? What business model?
• Craigslist guy wants a piece of community journalism
• Actually, the web could be great for newspapers
• Gannett execs the most highly paid
• Students want news local, lively... and free
• D.C.-area Spanish paper features 'Mamacitas'
• A hard look at those circ numbers...
• A serious call from Sweden!
• Merrill Lynch: 'Quality' Circ Sliding
• 'Bloody Monday' - Circ numbers published . . .
• Ongoing saga of Hollinger and Conrad Black (1 2)
• UK press blamed for declining standards in US journalism
• today's local news
• Boston Herald to lay off 52 from newsroom
• The bright side? Sweden has the readers
• Singapore & Malaysia may lift newspaper ban
• Hollinger empire break-up may sooner rather than later
• 'L.A.Times' Reports Circ Plunge, and Explains It
• What's up with 1st amendment generation gap?
• Knight-Ridder shuts down News in Motion
• Tribune company sued by shareholders
• NEWSHOUR: The rise of the free newspaper.
• Pay for news archives or not? That's the question...
• Google seeks to upgrade its news portal
• Washington Post editor: WP 'more fun' than the NYT
• Teens spend 7 minutes a day reading print
• We need to marry old principles with new tech
• Anschultz taking a big chance on newspapers
• New ad campaigns: Print is here to stay
• AJC makes money with pay-to-read sports blogs
• Yahoo or Google could easily buy Tribune or Dow Jones
• 85 percent find bias in our reporting
• Newsprint buying still low
• Milwaukee dismisses 2 circulation execs
• Ad concerns drive content at Newsweek.com
• Feature on newspapers in Northern Ireland
• Apple Computer retaliates against book publisher
• Papers still struggling with online content question
• Does product placement work in newspapers?
• We're rapidly losing national ads
• NJ Press Ass'n gives big award... to the wrong paper
• More Doom and Gloom
• Former intern joins Virginian-Pilot graphics staff
• Pittsburgh PG expanding Friday sports section
• Financial Times to be sold?
• New stats on our evaporating young audience
• Grand Jury looking into DMN circulation scandal
• A trio of stories about news, blogs and portals
• Trib publisher likes 'talkers' above fold
• Watch out for 'The Romenesko Effect'
• Conrad Black resigns from holding company
• Tribune to start new boomer magazine in Chicago
• Guardian considers publishing free London paper
• Post editor: Cutting costs makes papers less appealing
• Screw circulation; the new measure is 'readership'
• Craigslist CEO lambasts newspaper strategy
• Guardian looks for inspiration as circulation slumps
• Anti-blogging movement hits new heights... or depths
• AP to charge licensing fee for posting stories online
• Walking the line between appeal and irrelevance
• Porn, music, games... who has time for TV?
• New youth paper debuts in Des Moines
• NYT attempts to rein in story 'bloat', 'flab'
• Google ain't the threat: Worry about Yahoo
• Knight-Ridder to create free dailies
• Craig's List guy 'smells opportunity' with newspapers
• Murdoch: More internet, no fees, hire bloggers
• KR, Trib report flat earnings
• Ouch! Dow Jones earnings plunge 54 percent
• What gives TV folks nightmares
• Hollinger to evict Conrad Black from offices
• Profits drop at WSJ and New York Times
• Chicago 'Reds' are working, says college study
• Book reviews: When did Knight-Ridder go wrong?
• Miami Herald considering going tab
• Coming to a cab near you: Wireless newspaper
• Why we need to be more interactive with readers
• Rupert Murdoch urges: Embrace the internet
• More 'buzz' needed to ensnare irregular readers
• Trib can keep Courant AND Hartford TV station... for now
• GM to pull advertising from LAT
• Why The Onion needs lawyers
• Mess o' cartoonists to descend upon Phoenix B&N
• ASNE: We need 'grassroots journalism,' change, staffing
• London Financial Times to offer free p.m. 'sheet'
• Memo to Reuters: Learn how to use your e-mail
• Lawrence, KS: Convergence Capital USA
• Journalists can't lose with a sex scandal
• Largest shareholder: Toss out Hollinger board
• AP + Google = supergoogle news?
• LAT to spend $10 millon plus on marketing campaign
• Convergence takes another step in Arizona
• NYDN to cut biz coverage, columnists
• St. Louis Post-Dispatch hires new editorial cartoonist
• AP, LAT, others take side of Apple bloggers
• Garrison Keillor's opinion of newspapers
• Scripps considers itself a cable channel, not a news company
• Vindicator, union trade accusations
• Will journalists ever admit the importance of advertising?
• UK Express staff walk out
• Times looks to China for expansion
• Newsday 'likely' to add ombudsman position this year
• Dale Messick -- creator of 'Brenda Starr' -- dies at 98
• World Bank bans Financial Times over embargo
• Urgent action required to stem long-term decline of n'papers
• Denver Post, LAT to dive into news aggregator business
• Making newspapers appeal to younger readers
• Some take issue with AP's photography Pulitzer prize
• Wireless phones to become No. 1 ad medium
• Boston Herald hopes to lay off 35 from newsroom
• National Enquirer lays off all but four
• Hunter Thompson will indeed be shot out of a cannon
• After only two months, D.C. Examiner loses publisher
• SEC, shareholders must approve Pulitzer/Lee deal
• Price of color newspaper ink goes up 6%
• Spokesman-Review creating 'transparent newsroom' (1 2)
• Pulitzers awarded to visual journalists
• Fired Durham (N.C.) editorial cartoonist hired in Scranton
• Strib falls prey to April Fool's gag
• George Polk Award winners
• Reporting the death — and non-death — of the p
• Do we over-rely on pundits? For an opinion, we go to...
• Knight-Ridder, Gannett after too much profit
• Heartland Publications buys W.Va. daily, two weeklies
• Journalistic April Fools' gags
• Gannett buys Tribune Company (1 2)
• NYT, WSJ, Time to pay former free-lancers $18 million
• Newspapers need new business model to survive
• What young people want, according to Carnegie
• Attention spans too short? Too long? I forgot the question..
• Are bloggers journalists or not?
• Tribune CEO seeks to shake up LAT
• An ugly newspaper 'sweeps' cycle in NYC
• Designer news racks adorn Madison Avenue
• Online accounted for 3% of newspaper revenue last year
• Newsprint demand, prices continue to fall
• April Fool! Poynter's Romenesko spoofed
• 'Boondocks' TV show to debut in October
• London Times propped up by Murdoch's 'money machine'
• Vancouver confiscates new '24 hours' free tab
• Knight-Ridder considers free daily tab papers (1 2)
• The Wall Street Journal has big plans to expand
• Laying the Newspaper Gently Down to Die
• Internet news vs copyright laws?
• Future of news is online, former NYT columnist says
• In the News: Apple Computer vs. bloggers
• SND judge Rob Schneider speaks
• Gannett, KR, Trib buy internet news site
• Newspaper, publishing stocks down 9 percent
• Jeff Glick moves to Nashville
• French news wire sues Google for copyright infringement
• LAT publisher takes a "career break"
• New & improved Bluffton, S.C., paper to debut April 4
• How long does it take to read all of the Washington Post?
• Address-specific delivery is possible but not yet profitable
• Don't believe broadsheet myth, he says
• NY Daily News in $100,000 scratchcard bungle
• Bidding process opens for new Underground London newspaper
• Helping younger journalists
• TiVo offers discounts to journalists (1 2)
• US-based Reuters journalists withholding bylines this week
• Al Jazeera planning to issue an IPO
• Bush reportedly working on reducing twang, malapropisms
• AP to begin offering alternate ledes for some stories
• Jersey Journal to go tab on April 25
• Geldof rages at press over Africa at British Press Awards
• Boston Herald seeking to cut costs, perhaps lay some off
• Lee Enterprises pays $1.46 billion for Pulitzer chain (1 2 3)
• BBC to lay off 1,700
• For $49.99, you TOO can have access
• Morning glory for Belfast as two new daily papers enter fray
• News International red tops sweep the board
• SF Chronicle guild contract up for *gulp* renewal
• SF Examiner forcing Chronicle to cover local news better
• Is media 'synergy' a dying concept?
• College students watch avg of 3 hrs, 41 min. of TV daily
• Sun-Times TV critic jumps to Chicago Tribune
• Lisagor finalists announced
• 'Metro' free tabs to hit Canadian cities soon
• Hot mag covers this year: Dubya, Jesus. Cold: Kerry, Britney
• Minn. editor lays herself off
• Blogs are 'white people linking to other white people'
• Claim: Newspaper business has 35 years left to it, tops
• Manchester paper follows Eve. Standard lite edition
• Greensboro N.C. touted as new internet news model
• Are bloggers journalists?
• New to dictionary: 'wedgie,' 'blog,' 'irritable bowel syndro
• Newspapers consider charging for online content
• Guardian editor on calls for a UK Academic institute
• UK Music industry battles papers' free CDs
• Reporter hijacked by Atlanta courthouse killer
• Feds investigating magazine circulation, too
• Newspapers could see more circulation declines
• Get the message out via animated web cartoon
• Gannett uses Nevada-based subsidiary to pay fewer taxes
• Tribune papers firm up plans to combine D.C. bureaus
• Gannett CEO paid $5.8 million + stock options
• Media exec fired after racist statements
• Tales from The Gridiron dinner
• New London paper targets city’s young commuter
• Price cut fails to catch falling Star
• Natl. Headliner awards winners
• How to attract young readers (1 2)
• UK Express axes S:2 glossy as Telegraph names 14 to go
• How the tsunami hogged the headlines
• Reuters chief wins 23% raise, bonus, after laying off 3,000
• Debut of The Washington Examiner - free tab in D.C. (1 2 3)
• Yarnold Quits Mercury News
• Sulzberger announces changes in OpEd page; zings USA Today
• Plain Dealer graphics win Nat'l Headliner Award...
• WP challenges important internet libel case
• ABC announces changes in weekday circulation tallies
• eBay opens free classified ad sites in six countries
• Romensko - sans Web Browser
• NYP: NYT to kill Thursday 'Circuits' section
• Javier Torres is new AME/Presentation in Fort Myers, Fla.
• Student radio triumphs
• Kentucky threatens to sue man for using its state logo
• Daily Telegraph slashes journalist numbers
• Continuing saga of wireless-delivered news
• Cronkite: Newspapers more complete than TV
• Chicago Trib reportedly working on tab version
• 'EmPrint': Mixing the best of print and the web
• More folks getting political news online, rather than papers
• Improving readability of fonts on-screen
• Sammy Sosa affects Trib's 1Q earnings
• Raleigh News & Observer launches free weekly in Durham
• Photographer jailed overnight over basketball shots
• Redskins yank most WP season tickets
• Financial Times of London to experiment with tab one-shot
• Michelle Valenzuela moves to Raleigh News & Observer (1 2)
• Newsprint price hike seems less likely
• Microsoft looking to dump its share of MSNBC
• Web advertisers live in fear of 'click fraud'
• has anyone heard of this?
• LAT launches scaled-back national edition
• In the News: Strike in Youngstown, Ohio (1 2 3)
• Internet changing editorial cartooning for small papers
• DC-area complaints: How can we stop this damn free paper?
• Free pubs falling over themselves reaching for youth
• Federated/May merger means newspapers will lose revenue
• Nando no more
• Craigslist to beam classified ads to outer space
• Why are newspapers so damn boring? (1 2)
• Rumor: Time-Warner wants to buy Tribune. And then...
• Rupert Murdock = Dr. Doom, says actor who plays the latter
• Look who's blogging now...
• Yahoo to celebrate 10th anniversary Wednesday
• Another dearly departed design pioneer
• Why the public needs us professional journalists
• Washington Post 4th quarter profits up 21 percent
• For a thirsty Friday afternoon...
• SND makes Communication Arts
• Man buys hundreds of papers with his mug on it
• Knight Ridder buys five free Californian papers
• New book to offer history of White House press operation
• Peter Jennings' next big story: UFOs?
• WSJ in danger of becoming irrelevant, web guy says
• 'Gonzo' journalist Hunter S. Thompson shoots self, dies (1 2)
• NYT examines distressing ad trends on online news sites
• Over 80 apply for Daily Telegraph (UK) redundancy
• How the NYT is handling this online thing
• Retirement fund lobby gears up for enormous campaign
• We'll will have to solve the online revenue equation
• Tribune cuts CEO's bonus pay by 78 percent
• Told ya so: 'Influential' folks still prefer newspapers.
• Sunday Times ponders tabloid
• How can news organizations put blogs to use for us?
• Those who go tab may be disappointed in cost savings
• Keep close tabs on the media, Pope says
• Google changes search algorithm to favor content, context
• Ari Fleischer's book comes out next week
• TV companies to pay for their listings in Express newspapers
• One of internet's first bloggers calls it quits
• CNN Headline News decreases size of that damn crawler
• Small Indiana paper learns tough lesson about web flames
• Maybe it's just strep: Folks speculate on 'Deep Throat' ID (1 2)
• Future of journalism: 'Harvesting the assets'
• Reuters union votes to authorize strike
• Future of journalism: Are you using RSS?
• Torrance, Calif., Daily Breeze to shut down presses; outsour
• A new trend? Lots of journalists go work for N.M. governor
• Boston University student porn mag debuts tonight
• Future of journalism: boutique sites, small fees
• Future of journalism: Newspaper scramble to change biz model
• Blogs are the "New Economy" of information
• Arizona Daily Star builds database of border crossing deaths
• No rumor: Sun-Times' editor jumps to N.Y. Daily News
• Mass firings at the Durham (N.C.) Herald-Sun (1 2 3)
• New York Times buys About.com
• Janesville, Wis., to build new press facility
• Examiner’s next targets reportedly San Diego, Las Veg
• Reuters profits way up; guild prez bashes reasons why
• Magazine art director Henry Wolf dies
• In the news: Divorce of the Seattle Times and P-I
• Sale of The Sporting News jeopardized by bad numbers
• A newspaper for teens and by teens in Boston
• Bad LANGuage blog by AP: Is it worth a crap?
• Financial Times of London lays off 30
• Reporter saves man who has heart attack during interview
• Ongoing saga of the inaccurate circulation reports (1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8)
• WSJ now available for your BlackBerry
• Cincinnati city workers banned from reading blogs
• Bloggers claim credit for bringing down another media biggie
• Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition to include trading cards
• The Onion to launch San Francisco edition
• Enterprise NewsMedia buys more Boston-area papers
• Study shows just how bad local TV political reporting can be
• In the news: The Super Bowl (1 2)
• Does the N.Y. Post not have a sense of humor?
• Daily News fastest-growing ad vehicle in NYC... says NYDN
• Roger Ebert still has all his portable computers
• What the hell's going on in Denver? (1 2)
• Layoffs at the Times of NW Indiana (1 2)
• How to read a newspaper, in eleven easy steps
• Cruise ships experimenting with print-on-demand
• Google blogger reportedly fired
• Fundraising efforts for CJR and AJR doing well
• Fayetteville's Jim McBee moves to Bluffton, S.C. (1 2)
• Tribune Company ripe for a takeover?
• London Telegraph to lay off 90 from newsroom
• Garcia Media merger in the works?
• Rant on newspaper risk taking, content and packaging
• Trash tab burns self with crude Top 10 list
• Publishers forced to look for growth outside of print
• Newspapers not ready for free access to online archives
• Claim: U.K. sports fans prefer internet over newspapers
• Conde Nast to launch campaign to push its print advertising
• Meet the advertising competition: Craigslist
• Spam costs U.S. $21.6 billion annually in productivity
• Trend toward free papers may be unstoppable
• Philly Daily News 'won't rule out' free distribution
• Fort Wayne to get new building, presses
• Rupert Murdoch: Metro has hit the Sun
• NewsDesigner blogger hits the big time
• Surprise! Journalists get high marks for ethics, study says
• Washington Post won't charge for stories online
• Financial report roundup
• A year after anti-spam law, there's more than ever
• LA Times press upgrade is complete
• Broker: Newspapers are 'hot' market again
• Ebert: Tribune is 'a paralyzing corporate culture'
• Texas publisher betting on new Spanish newspapers
• Feds back off relaxing media ownership rules
• When will online revenue surpass print revenue?
• Press should get government approval - 36% of HS students
• D.C. Examiner pulls promo ad
• Yahoo gaining ground on Google, NYT says
• Doug Jessmer moves to Sarasota, Fla. (1 2 3)
• Newspaper stocks a good buy, says Business Week
• Do free tabs spell the end of 'traditional dailies'?
• NYT considering charging for access to web stories
• Price increase didn't hurt USA Today a bit
• Great commentary piece on state of newspapers
• Layoffs at the Seattle Times
• Dow Jones to lay off 97, mostly at MarketWatch
• NYT takes the leap into commuter/youth tabs
• A young person sounds off on declining readership
• A new revenue source: Marital advertising
• In the news: Inserting Bibles, running Bible ads... (1 2)
• French paper aims successfully at young people. VERY young.
• Possible layoffs at the Tribune-Review
• Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reorganizes
• Conrad Black cost Hollinger $57 million
• French company, Miami Herald to develop newspaper for kids
• Seattle Post-Intelligencer foresees no layoffs
• Washington Post's Chris Kirkman moves to Boston Globe
• Belo/Dallas Morning News projects gloomy 2005
• NYT blows the lid off of 'third-party sales'
• Dennis Bolt bolts for Santa Rosa
• Help! My toilet is clogged with bundles of newspapers!
• Honolulu Advertiser to end PM publication
• Magazines on the ad sales rebound. Finally.
• Oh, my God! LAT drops 'Garfield'! (1 2 3)
• Layoffs at the New York Daily News
• Aaron McGruder's 'Boondocks' does it again
• A few stray briefs about blogs...
• Dave Barry says farewell
• St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter suspended over blog (1 2)
• Two new books about Conrad Black
• More and more, or less and less, circulation