Editorial: The Good Ol’ Days

Nu Yang

April 5, 2016

As the deadline for this year’s 25 Under 35 neared, I watched nomination after nomination flood my inbox. I wasn’t

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Editorial: Ideas to Prosper

Nu Yang

March 4, 2016

Submissions to this year’s 10 Newspapers That Do It Right encompassed an array of projects highlighting bold and innovative ideas

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Editorial: Trust in Newspapers

Nu Yang

February 3, 2016

When the Las Vegas Review-Journal was mysteriously sold for $140 million in December to News + Media Capital Group LCC,

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Editorial: Remember to Breathe

Nu Yang

January 8, 2016

As we begin a new year, I have one piece of advice to share: “Remember to breathe.” Too often it

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Editorial: Heading Toward the Future

Nu Yang

December 2, 2015

“Back to the Future” Day arrived this year when Marty McFly traveled 30 years into the future from 1985 to

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Editorial: Up and At ‘Em

Nu Yang

November 3, 2015

This year’s call for nominations for our 2015 Publisher of the Year yielded more than 40 names. We looked for

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Editorial: Gazing into the Abyss

Nu Yang

October 2, 2015

Journalists Alison Parker and Adam Ward lost their lives in late August while reporting in the field. They weren’t dodging

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Editorial: Bouncing Back

Nu Yang

September 4, 2015

In July, a media organization announced a round of buyouts for employees as it planned a rebranding and relaunch. No,

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Editorial: Scar Tissue

Nu Yang

August 4, 2015

Earlier this year, I wrote about how newspapers should be ready to fail if they want to find success (bit.ly/1Mjr1qq).

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Editorial: To Freedom

Nu Yang

July 7, 2015

By: Nu Yang Since 1992, 1,200 journalists have been killed. I learned that figure at this year’s World News Media

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