By: WAN-IFRA In the United States, a movie trailer of uncertain origin is posted on YouTube, purporting to promote “Innocence

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By: Jeff Fleming Cross-media marketing continues to gain traction and with it comes the opportunity for newspapers to score additional

By: Jeff Fleming The Troubling Is the frantic pace of change affecting our ability to master our professions? We earn

By: Jeff Fleming Impact, reach, and results. Three words marketers crave and three words newspapers deliver more effectively than any

By: Jeff Fleming Local news continues to be the mainstay when it comes to solving newspapers’ 21st century challenges. The

By: Jeff Fleming Tic, tic, tic … It’s not a countdown to doom; it’s a heartbeat, and it’s pulsating stronger

By: Jeff Fleming If you think circulation is a cushy job, you’re probably right, but not for the reasons you

By: Jeff Fleming “Who can retire at 50, receive annuities exceeding $100,000 a year, and collect a pension while staying

By: Jeff Fleming “What you see, is what you get” is no longer the case when it comes to newspapers.