2006 - December 18 - Published Date

Guild in Philly Easily Ratifies Contract -- With Major Qualms

CNN Poll: Only 11% Back Call to Send More Troops to Iraq

Carol Goodhue Named Readers Representative for 'San Diego Union-Tribune'

Tony Snow Claims 'No Big Disagreement' Between Bush and Colin Powell

San Diego Paper's Ombud Lubrano Takes Buyout, Retires

'Cartoons of the Year' Picked By Time Magazine

Incoming Senate Powerhouse: Time To Rev Up FOI Laws

Editorial Cartoon Group to Mark 50th Birthday in July 2007

Fiedler Planned in '05 To Retire -- But Delayed for Knight Ridder Sale

'Indianapolis Star' Cartoonist Does His First Animation

AP Picks Celebrity Press 'Quotes of the Year'

Analyst's Prognosis Bleak for Print Ad Revenue in 2007

Belo's November Ad Revenue Flat

Business Wire Names Two Senior Executives

Hollinger Given OK To Report Finances, Hold Shareholder Meeting

MONDAY'S LETTERS: Matt Damon and Iraq, Judith Regan's Firing

'Beacon Journal' Readers Picking Daily 'FoxTrot' Successor

MONDAY'S LINKS: Santa Barbara Owner Threatens Suit, Gannett Execs at Tribune, McClatchy Pay Raises

Gallup: Cubans Split on Castro But Want More Freedom

SAGE Advice: Ads Needed to Snag Last Minute Holiday Dollars

Jennifer Brumgardt Named VP/Finance at 'Fresno (Calif.) Bee'

'Sudoku' Expert Michael Mepham Dies

Marine Officer Who Died In Iraq Had Been Escorting Oliver North and 'Newsweek' Journalist

Library of Congress Extends Herblock Cartoon Show

New Software Will Scan Web for Content Copyright Violations

Rochester Paper's Union Becomes 2nd to Question Gannett's 'Info Center'

'Diesel Sweeties' Newspaper Launch Stirs Online Debate

'Foreign Policy' Names 'Top 10 Stories You Missed' for 2006