Friday, February 10, 2012
Gannett Offers Buyouts to 665 USCP Workers
Gannett Blog | 2/10/2012
Gannett is offering a voluntary early retirement program to eligible U.S. Community Publishing employees who are age 56 with at least 20 years of service, as of March 31, 2012, and who are in certain departments and/or job categories.
Philadelphia Newspaper Owners Apologize For Censoring Blatstein Article
Pat Loeb | Philadephia.cbslocal.com | 2/10/2012
A spokesman for Philadelphia Media Network, which owns the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News, has apologized for the removal of a reporter’s story earlier this week from the philly.com website.
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Old Newspapers Could Soon Keep Your Digital Devices Charged
Nu Yang | 2/10/2012
Sony unveils paper-powered battery.
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Gannett Offers Buyouts to 665 USCP Workers
Gannett Blog | 2/10/2012
Philadelphia Newspaper Owners Apologize For Censoring Blatstein Article
Pat Loeb | Philadephia.cbslocal.com | 2/10/2012
PRIMIR Releases New Study on "Impact of Electronic Technologies on Print"
Press Release | PRIMIR | 2/9/2012
GateHouse Adding Jobs to Framingham Office, Setting Up News Production Center
The Milford Daily News | 2/9/2012
News Agency Stringer Killed in Syria
Roy Greenslade | Guardian.co.uk | 2/9/2012
Ecuador Newspaper Columnist Requests US Asylum
Curt Anderson | BusinessWeek.com | 2/9/2012
World Press Photo and Human Rights Watch Receive a Grant for Project in North Africa
Press Release | World Press Photo and Human Rights Watch | 2/9/2012
Murdoch Group Pays Hundreds of Thousands in Phone-Hacking Suits
Jonathan Wald and Richard Allen Greene | CNN.com | 2/9/2012
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Revenue 2012: The Newspaper As Entrepreneur
Ellen Sterling | 2/8/2012
Publishers must embrace change to survive and create new revenue streams.
Production: Print Automation Showcase Emerging Down Under
Mark Vruno | 1/19/2012
Twin-web Lithoman to be the centerpiece of Hannanprint’s lights-out production model.
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2020 Vision: Introducing An E&P Special Series
Kristina Ackermann | 1/17/2012
A look ahead to how newspapers will evolve in the year 2020.
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Old Newspapers Could Soon Keep Your Digital Devices Charged
Nu Yang | 2/10/2012
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Case Study: Newspaper Thriving in Tallahassee
Heidi Kulicke | 2/9/2012
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Critical Thinking: How Can Newspapers Improve Relationships With Advertisers?
Heidi Kulicke | 1/23/2012
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Industry Achiever: Milwaukee Investigative Reporter Exposes Both Sides of the Law
Nu Yang | 1/20/2012
Newspaper Partners With Advertisers To Create Memorable Decks Of Cards
Heidi Kulicke | 1/13/2012
Volunteers Bring Historic Hawaiian Language Newspapers to the Internet
Heidi Kulicke | 1/12/2012
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Publishers Are Flubbing The iPad
Alan D. Mutter | 2/7/2012
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Clinton Hire Continues ‘Celebrication’ Of Nightly News
Allan Wolper | 2/6/2012
Editorial: New Technologies Speak Volumes, Literally
Jeff Fleming | 1/25/2012
Shoptalk: Discriminatory Policies Won’t Stand
Jeremy M. Lazarus | 1/24/2012
Ethics Corner: Wine clubs Skirt Ethics And Regulations
Allan Wolper | 1/18/2012
Online Publishing: Look Closely When Considering A New CMS
Keith Jordan | 1/16/2012
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