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America's Oldest Journal Covering the Newspaper Industry

Friday, November 21, 2008

1994 - October 08 - Published Date

Abelson Communications Inc. p. 40

A business graphic p. 46

Belo acquires Seattle's KIRO-TV p. 48

Bill Tompkins, p. 30

Block family thanked p. 27

Bob Garrison, p. 29

Book sees history through newspaper p. 37

Boston Globe to open L.A. bureau p. 31

Brainworks Inc. p. 40

Brite Voice Systems p. 40

Editor & Publisher Calendar of Events p. 2

Cartoon-like canine p. 46

A 'capital' decision for Ann C. Telnaes p. 44

Cheryl Romo, p. 29

Chicago Sun-Times drops out of NAA p. 39

Chicago Jewish paper settles newsbox dispute p. 32

Chicago Sun-Times Guild braces as new owners vow new labor order p.10

Clarification p. 41

Congressional info p. 46

Covering Disasters p. 13

Covering Youth Gangs p. 12

Cox buys TV rep firm p. 31

Dale Hanson Bourke, p. 30

Accu-Weather has an ultraviolet index p. 45

Data Sciences Inc. p. 40

David Zeeck, p. 30

David Merves, p. 30

Dow Jones scholarships p. 43

Enquirer/Star debt earns lower rating p. 2

E&P Statement of Ownership p. 48

Few libel cases were heard by Supreme Court p. 37

Former FCC official joins Cox p. 31

The widely Syndicated 'Far Side' is being discountinued by Larson p. 45

Hartford daily, phone company in partnership p. 43

Alice Klement, p. 29

Has humor column p. 46

Hearst fellows head for Austin p. 43

Heather Faust, p. 29

Henry Haitz III, p. 29

Hispanic guide p. 37

Jack Davis Jr., p. 30

James Donna, p. 30

Jay Frizzo, p. 28

Jim Boyd, p. 30

Johanna Neuman, p. 30

Angry trucker targets editor p. 31

John Dillin, p. 29

Joseph Brown, p. 28

JOURNALISM EDUCATORS BECOME MORE WHAT EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS WANT p. 60

Kelvin Blankenship, p. 29

Kimberly-Clark may exit pulp, paper p. 41

Laura Washington, p. 29

Mail supports judge's inkling to ban TV p. 10

Mark Sumney, p. 28

Media Grumble Over Press Seating At O.J. Trial p. 8

Little known tribute to Civil War correspondents p. 18

Avenor lifts list prices p. 41

MicroVoice Applications Inc. p. 40

Mission Critical Technologies p. 40

Mitchell tops in network visibility p. 21

More Blue Collar Than Blue Blood p. 22

Mullins scholarship gets $1,000 donation p. 37

Myrta Pulliam, p. 28

Newspapers to distribute Toys R Us catalog p. 35

New Headquarters p. 41

Newspapers Located In State Capitals p. 14

Newsday debuts broadsheet sections p. 36

Barrie Atkin, p. 29

Newspaperdom® p. 7

Newspaper, tv station team up p. 43

N.Y. Post welcomes courtroom blackout p. 31

Papers cut price p. 37

Parade editor to teach course p. 16

Pol got me fired, ex-editor claims p. 16

Premiere Audiotex p. 40

Press groups petition Clinton p. 36

P. Scott McKibben, p. 29

Publish minutes or not? Voters to decide p.48

Barry feature pulled p. 46

Racial trial open p. 24

Ray Stafford, p. 30

Refocused Mission For APME p. 20

Reno Gazette-Journal editor defends publisher p. 7

Reporter finds fugitive p. 2

Robert Burdick, p. 28

Robert Rivard, p. 29

Robert Pollack, p.

Roderick Hicks, p. 28

Russia media big fired for comments p. 36

Bellatrix Systems p. 40

Seating arrangements p. 6

S.F. paper wants secret taping of reporter investigated p. 27

S.F. unions set strike deadline at Chronicle, Examiner p. 36

SII concludes reorganization, launches PSD p. 41

Newspapers First's smaller Knight-Ridder papers can seek new

Spanlink Communications p. 40

SPJ Awards. p. 38

Sports tab debuts p. 16

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p. 38

Suit over column is thrown out p. 24