1999 - October 30 - Published Date

Colonel Robert R. McCormick

Woodward and Bernstein

Herb Block

The 'Fortunate Son' brouhaha

Buffaloed in Colorado

George W. Bush begins ad splurge

NOVEMBER

Cartoonists drawing more topical comics as century draws to a close

168 million dollar ad launch by Census Bureau

Otis Chandler

Changes in print made before print facility changes

Chronicle comes out — against 'Sunshine'

Robert Sengstacke Abbott

Clean-room builder buys press erector

CNHI's Y2K plan: Start buying again

E-commerce tie-ins

Time for consumer crusader comeback

Correction

Court OKs Goss reorganization

Cyber summit on syndication

Dalglish named RCFP executive

Deseret News gets pushy in mayoral race

Direct-pay option drives carr iers to organize

Ad group honors Hearst's Bennack

Cliff Edom

et cetera …

Hurricane Floyd spurs ad sales

Getting what you pay for

Newspapers First grabs business in Memphis

Katharine Graham

Why does the public hate the press?

William Randolph Hearst

Newspaper execs' holiday heaven

Top 25 Movers and Shapers

A dot.com advertiser that loves newspapers

Israeli publisher's accused of murder

Judge orders Boston Globe source revealed

Barney Kilgore

John S. Knight

'Last Word' on the Web

Newspapers lead TV in original Web content

Life on Death Row

Walter Lippmann

Ralph McGill

H.L. Mencken

John E. Allen

George H. Bingham (1906-1988)

Mumia gets federal assistance

Allen H. Neuharth

Delaware

Newsprint use still strong

NFL, other leagues, sell exclusive online rights

OBITUARIES

Adolph S. Ochs

Louella Parsons

Joseph Patterson

AWARDS

Power to the Post

Joseph Pulitzer

'Pushy' news service seeks wider reach

Ernie Pyle

THE MOST CONSISTENT E-MAIL I GET IS FROM READERS THANKING ME FOR NOT DUMBING DOWN MY WORK. I JUST ASSUME ANYONE LEFT HOLDING A NEWSPAPER TODAY IS LITERATE.

Where the readers are

FTC's relief remedy

James Reston

Sawyer Ferguson Walker in bankruptcy proceedings

Charles Schulz

Back to the future with Gen Y?

Scripps unearths unearthly beliefs

E.W. Scripps

Seattle Times to rise early as of March 6

OK, but don't call us, 'Shirley'

SII previews Adobe, integrates Quark text editors

Red Smith

INDEX VALUE NET PERCENT

NAA survey finds many online users read a daily newspaper

New York tabloids cover all bases in World Series

L.A. Times faulted for arena ad deal

Baltimore Sun's century-ender

How(e) goes sale of Village Voice?

Where are they now?

William Allen White

WSJ opts for being fair over being first

50 years ago …

Man bites dog: A PG or an R???