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July 4 Reminds Us the Newspaper Industry is Much More Than Commerce in Transition
    On this July 4 one empathizes privately, behind a public display of confidence, with newspaper colleagues near and far who are being financially wou...
'USA Today' Offers Three Jackson Special Editions
    Proving that Jacko-mania has not quite died down, USA Today announced Monday that it is offering two "commemorative products recognizing the life an...
News Startup Expects 10% of Web Readers to Pay
    A startup planning to sell news online is hoping to get money from about 10 percent of internet readers accustomed to mostly free access to newspaper ...
Teens Make Time for Digital and Traditional Media
    Don’t get too caught up in the hype of digital media usage. That is a key message of “How Teens Use Media,” a new research report the Nielsen Co. pr...
The Future of Newspapers
    Warren Buffett, who is a wit as well as a multibillionaire, said with reference to the fact that Bernard Madoff's long-running Ponzi scheme came to ...
Union, Globe May Have New Deal On Cuts
    After three months of bitter negotiations, The Boston Globe and leaders of its largest union are close to reaching a new agreement when they meet to...
On The Logic Of Deal-Making In The Dreary Newspaper Industry
    After four to five months of negotiations, HM Capital Partners LLC and newspaper veteran Richard L. Connor recently closed their purchase of the Por...
Paper’s Report on Killing Was Seen Only Online
    It was a two-part story of homicide and intrigue, wrapped in salaciousness and sexual innuendo, nearly 7,000 words long — the sort of long-form repo...
How Newspapers Got It So Wrong
    As newspaper after newspaper hits the wall, there is a great wringing of hands and rending of garments. The self-regard, so long a feature of journa...
AAIND 2009 Conference Highlights
    Last week AAIND held its annual conference at The Borgata Hotel, Casino and Spa.  The theme for the conference was "Who Moved My Newspapers?" a...