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Friday, November 21, 2008

1994 - May 21 - Published Date

Ad eXpress adds limited color capability p. 26

AJC honors Billings paper for fighting intolerance p. 39

Battle For Ad Dollars Turns Nasty p. 9

Big, small papers team up on diversity p. 39

Bilingual paper adds distribution p. 39

Blevins Harding completes work in Wenatchee p. 29

Bob Ward, p. 25

Bruce Barwick, p. 25

Editor & Publisher Calendar of events p. 2

Chicago Tribune selects ad agency p. 27

Coddbarrett Associates Inc. Providence, R.I. p. 29

Columnists to hear Ivins at convention p. 43

As part of a marketing and product planning realignment, p. 30

Conrad and others at cartoon meeting p. 43

Darrell Clements and Bob Sanders p. 30

Deadline Club Awards. p. 2

Denise Cain of USA Today, Arlington, Va., p. 25

Diane Sorensen, p. 25

Doe father know best? Or how about mom? p. 45

Doing it the same old way p. 6

Duane Schatz, p. 25

Earl Maucker, p. 25

Edward Slingland, p. 25

Appeal succeeds but weekly paper dies p. 22

Expression By Advertisement p. 18

Foley, Torregiani & Associates Inc. Londonderry, N.H. p. 29

Former editor doing a Universal column p. 43

Frank Blethen, p. 25

Frederic Lebolt, p. 24

Good and the bad about women's news in newspapers p. 17

Hollinger offers American shares p. 10

Ian Cooke, p. 25

In quest of baby boomers and Generation X p. 13

James Chapman p. 30

Appeals court upholds dismissal of $10 million suit p. 20

John Baraczek p. 30

Jon East, p. 25

Judy Walker, p. 24

Kevin Peterson, p. 24

Knight-Ridder Awards. p. 5

Kristine Hartwig, p. 25

L.A. Daily News is up for sale p. 13

Libel action can kill p. 6

Lloyd Goodman, p. 24

Are Editors Missing The Boat? p. 14

Marguerite Higgins Awards. p. 2

Mark Gidley, p. 24

Marshall Pickard, p. 25

Martin O'Brien p. 30

Mary McCoy, p. 25

Mexican paper opens U.S. office p. 39

Michael Davies, p. 25

Mike McGeady, p. 30

Mike Ricken, p. 25

Name change p. 39

A 'Snuffy' birthday is being celebrated p. 43

Newspapers First advertiser set for fall run p. 27

Newspapers Must Not Commit Suicide p. 12

Newspaperdom® p. 7

Syndicating NIE supplements p. 32

NIE on line p. 33

NNI opens Dallas office p. 39

Norb Garrett, p. 25

NYPC Awards. p. 2

NYTS moves office and several articles p. 43

Package offers bios of U.S. soccer team p.

Aviation/Space Writers Awards. p. 5

Parade reports record circulation p. 27

Park hires Sachs to engineer sale p. 13

Paul Wrosch, p. 24

Political cartoonist wins Reuben prize p. 42

Press parking dispute unresolved in San Francisco p. 23

Publishing Partners International Manchester, N.H. p. 29

Publisher Held Hostage p. 11

Ralph Martin, p. 24

Raymond Dallman, p. 25

Responds to critic p.7

Barnes promoted p.39

Restraining order placed on ad eXpress p. 27

Times Mirror Begins plans to merge selling teams p. 27

Robert "Ed" Easley p. 30

Robert Swift p. 30

Robert McAllan, p. 24

Rocky expands bilingual delivery p. 45

H.R. "Rudy" Redekop, p. 25

SMALL NEWSPAPERS SHOULD TAKE A MORE ACTIVE ROLE IN NIE p. 56

Says panelists' viewpoints on Cuban literacy were one-sided p. 7

SEC data on line p. 31

Baseview Products Inc. Ann Arbor, Mich. p. 28

SIEA Better Newspaper Contest. p. 5

System Integrators Inc. Sacramento, Calif. p. 28

Simmons opens Western office p. 27

Software Consulting Services Nazareth, Pa. p. 28

Spelling Bee grows as education fads come and go p. 39

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p. 5

Susan Marquez, p. 24

The Double-Edged Sword Of Political Correctness p. 16

Times Mirror stakes outdoor TV channel p. 15

Tony DiSalvo, p. 25