1999 - December 11 - Published Date

Copyright in the Digital Age

Adiós a La Voz …

Convict councilman will not be charged

There's nothing corny about good government

et cetera …

Ferraro and Ingraham to write NYTS columns

50 years ago …

Wyo. judge OKs lifelong gag order

Globe no longer Taylor-made

Gold T-Square as 'Beetle' strip closes in on golden anniversary

Goss: Tops in the 21st century?

Green to head Nando

National advertising jumps 17.9 percent

Guidelines on — and off — the wall

Guild, Pioneer Press reach plant pact

Who owns history?

House keeping end of Cold War in mind

They're using hues to comment on the news

Insights keen and keener

Journalists' groups fight British blockade

Judge rules in S.F. news-rack case

'Mayor Loco' loses suit

McClatchy names publisher in Raleigh

Analyze this: Open up media conferences

Meals the ticket for entering syndication

With apologies to Mojo Nixon, "e" (like Elvis) is everywhere: e-business, e-commerce, e-mail,

Moreover under way as Web aggregator

The National Writers Union has 5,500 members in 17 local chapters in the United States, according to its Web site.

Newspapers, present and future: Good in 1999! Better in 2000?

California

Obituaries

OK. It's not 'bbb' but 'bbs.'

Online syndicate offering cartoons

Otis Chandler reloads in trying Times

Awards

Output

'Peanuts' cartoonist released from hospital

Philly mourns loss of an adopted son

Plant and process

Post-cartoon donation rejected by Texas A(and)M

Prepress

Pressroom

Principle questions

Producer committed to 'Committed' TV series

QUOTE OF THE WEEK

Belo boosts building of a 'media foundry'

The Republic suesover math scores

Resigned or reassigned?

Rethinking 'The Millennium'

S.F. seeks to block Chronicle sale

States' right to choose access

Swift Newspapers buys Colorado pubs

Tampa/St. Pete divide debatable

Tax ads flop

L.A. Times accused of software theft

Time marches on for Parade group leader passing the baton in 2000 By

The best of enemies

Tracking TV's 'clever' commercials

UP AGAINST THE WALL

User, vendor CTP perspectives

A walk through Mort Walker's long career

Wall St. forecaster suggests traditional ad cycle is dead

Where There's a Wall There's a Way

Whole lotta shakin' goin' on, still

WSJ.com Super Bowl-bound

Big production at Journal Sentinel

JANUARY

College paper forced to hand over notes