1994 - February 12 - Published Date

Ad revenue up in November at Knight-Ridder

1994 Buyers Guide and Directory

Boast Of Success p.13

Brokers settle with Maxwell pension fund p.5

New media at Associated Newspapers p. 41

editor & publisher calendar of events p. 2

Changes at News America New Media p. 33

Real-World Implementation of New Technologies p. 26TC

Chris Bond, p. 22

Donation to college p. 14

Dow Jones starts Asian news service p.35

Dow Jones buys an interest in German agency p. 5

Newspapers Get Personal and Portable

Ed Kost, p. 22

Fewer coupons distributed in 1993 p. 25

First things first p. 29

Francis Zankowski, p.22

Hispanic Publishers Take Aim At Mainstream Press p. 11

'Hunny' kid feature offers short stories p. 45

Images Images is acquired by American Color p. 26

Jack Butcher, p. 22

Jim Schafer, p. 22

Journalism Groups Urge Access To DMV Records p. 19

Canadian news outlets lose satellite links

Karl Spain, p. 22

Kathleen MacDonald, p. 22

Kodak shows cable imaging applications p. 40

Knight-Ridder joins Bell Atlantic's Stargazer service p. 35

Landers talks about her column's future p.46

Lawsuit seeks reports about Foster from Justice Dept. p. 28

Lee Huebner, p. 22

Marketing newspapers in a new media age p. 24

Merrill Hartson, p. 22

Minority journalist program expands p. 5

Ahead of schedule p. 6

Newspapers and the 'New' Consumer p. 14TC

Newsday publisher shares his work p.5

Newspaperdom® p. 7

New stock pages, fax info service p. 35

Newspapers urged to be 'marketing-driven,' not 'sales-driven' p.25

Orange County Register society editor p. 5

Overhauling The Secrecy Process p. 14

Covering Nafta p. 16

Papers merge p. 27

Patrick Birmingham, p. 22

Alternatives form audiotex venture p. 40

Patrick Butler, p. 22

Philip Schoch, p. 22

Picking a partner p. 36

Pioneer Press adds staff, services p. 23

Priesthood cartoon causes controversy p. 45

Purcell To Buy Boston Herald p. 15

Religious wire sold to Newhouse News p. 45

Reporter Sans Frontiers p. 18

Rumors of the Future and the Digital Circus p. 8TC

Says his remarks were misinterpreted p. 7

ANONYMOUS OPINIONS ARE A DANGEROUS PRACTICE p. 56

Small newspapers going on line p. 34

Stern names a new team of executives p. 44

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p. 20

Student squares off with N. Y. Times p. 20

Suspended p. 23

Telecommunications p. 6

Thomas Lager, p. 22

Three California papers form advertising network p. 26

IFRA creates INES p. 38

Toronto Globe and Mail to begin new page transmission system p. 33

Another telco bill introduced p. 27

Tribune Co. buys school book firm p. 29

Truck Stops on the Information Superhighway p. 4TC

TV Infomercials for Newspapers p. 20TC

Victoria Smith, p. 22

Voice Personals: The Cash Cow for Newspapers p. 22TC

Washington Post, Cap Cities in pacts with Oracle Corp. p. 37

Weeklies join Audit Bureau p.5

What do I do about slim pickings? p.7

AP starting video news feed Nov. 1 p. 40

BellSouth seeks video access p. 41