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'Whidbey News-Times' Moving in With its Sibling
The Whidbey (Wash.) News-Times is moving in with its sibling, the South Whidbey Record. - February 05, 2010


'Honolulu Advertiser' Names New Editorial Page Editor
Jim Kelly has been named editorial page editor at The Honolulu Advertiser. He has served as editor of Pacific Business News for the past five years. - February 03, 2010


'Southern Illinoisan' Publisher Named Illinois Press Assoc. Exec Director
Dennis DeRossett, publisher of the Southern Illinoisan in Carbondale has been named the new executive director of the Illinois Press Association (IPA). - February 03, 2010


Danbury 'News-Times' Names New Photo Editor
Carol Kaliff, a longtime photojournalist at The News-Times, has been named photo editor of the paper. - February 03, 2010


Longtime 'O.C. Register' Horse Racing Writer, Dead at 67
Larry Bortstein, a veteran sports writer who specialized in horse racing during a career that lasted more than 40 years, has died. He was 67. - February 02, 2010


Tyler Newspapers Appoints New Editor
Managing editor Dave Berry, with four decades of journalism experience, has been named editor of the Tyler newspapers. - February 02, 2010


'Washington Times' Names New Editor
The Washington Times named Sam Dealey as its new editor. Dealey is a former African correspondent who has served as editor of the Asian Wall Street Journal's Culture & Thought page, assistant managing editor of the American Spectator, and contributing editor to U.S. News & World Report and Reader's Digest. - February 01, 2010


'Billings Gazette' Challenges Sealing of Documents in Death Lawsuit Against Cops
The Billings Gazette newspaper is seeking to intervene in the wrongful death lawsuit filed against the city and county police departments over a fatal crash that occurred during a car chase. - January 30, 2010


Green Bay Reporter Dies at 38
A veteran reporter has died after suffering a burst blood vessel in the Green Bay Press-Gazette newsroom Monday night. He's 38-year-old Andy Nelesen. - January 29, 2010


Remembering Subscribers in Mill Valley -- By Painting Stripes in Front of Their Houses
'Times-Picayune' Presses Still Spinning for Super Bowl Victory Edition
Media General Also Paying High Price To Spread Out Debt
Missouri's Only Gay Newspaper Comes Back From Dead, But as Magazine
Minneapolis 'Star Tribune' Achieves Record Web Month
Union, Management Set Tuesday Meeting on 'Newsday' Financial Status
'N.Y. Times' Ombudsman: I'd Transfer Jerusalem Bureau Chief With Son in Israeli Army
Tribune Co. D.C. Deputy Named 'Wall St. Journal' National Politics Editor
Thomson Reuters 'Illegally' Imposing Pay Cuts on U.S. Journos, Guild Charges
Arbitrator Tosses Wendy McCaw's Lawsuit Against 'Santa Barbara News-Press' Ex-Editor, Orders Big Legal Fees Paid

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Antitrust's Latest Newspaper Absurdity
The Justice Department's proposed "settlement" of non-existent anti-competitive practices by Charleston, W.Va.'s two dailies caps a Kafkaesque legal process. - by Mark Fitzgerald - January 22, 2010
What's Behind The Washington Post Co.'s Dividend, Stock Buyback
Not long ago, newspaper companies looked on high dividends and stock buybacks as the best way to prop up their share prices. A ton of debt later, the strategies are effectively taboo. So why is the Post Co. bucking the industry trend? - by Mark Fitzgerald - January 21, 2010
Mark Fitzgerald: Not Guilty -- Romenesko Did NOT Kill 'E&P'
When a shocking death occurs in a family, survivors want nothing more than to find the culprit responsible. So it's not surprising that some working and former newspaper journalists stunned by The Nielsen Company's decision to fold Editor & Publisher almost immediately determined who did us in -- Romenesko. They're wrong. - by Mark Fitzgerald - December 14, 2009

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