SPECIAL REPORT: When Will a Web Editor Lead a Major Newsroom?
Many newsrooms have merged their print and online staffs, but print editors are still in charge. Will online chiefs soon get their chance to run the show? Says former Washingtonpost.com Executive Editor Jim Brady (left), "A combined newsrom makes sense, but if the Web staff does not have the authority to try some new things, you have problems."
- December 11, 2009 10:25 AM ET
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'Editor & Publisher' to Cease Publication After 125 Years
Editor & Publisher, the bible of the newspaper industry and a journalism institution that traces its origins back to 1884, is shutting down, following an announcement by parent company The Nielsen Co.
- December 10, 2009 12:13 PM ET
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Billie Stanton Named 'Montrose Daily Press' Managing Editor
Billie Stanton is the new managing editor at the Montrose (Colo.) Daily Press. Previously, Stanton was opinion editor for the Tucson (Ariz.) Citizen. |
Matthew A. Saleski Named VP/Marketing for Sun-Times Media
Matthew A. Saleski has been named vice president of marketing for Sun-Times Media, effective Jan. 4. Saleski most recently was strategic account director for Yahoo Inc. |
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FORESTWEB Report: For Newsprint, Good News and Bad News
North American newsprint mills operated in October at the best rate since March, with Canadian newsprint mills seeing the greatest improvement. Meanwhile, overseas newsprint shipments have declined more sharply in the U.S. than in Canada. Total North American newsprint shipments fell 24.4% year-over-year in October. - by Debra Garcia - December 03, 2009
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 Some (Unasked-for) Advice for Smaller, Non-Metro Newspapers
According to some critics, too often I've focused on the adaptation of and suggested solutions for larger metro newspapers to survive the digital transition. This time, let's ponder what two very different small newspapers might do to move into the digital era and profit from the media revolution in which we find ourselves. - by Steve Outing - November 30, 2009
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Who's in Charge Here? 
Many newsrooms have merged their print and online staffs, but print editors are still in charge. Will online chiefs soon get their chance to run the show? 
Circ Strategies Emerge
Refusing to take 'no' for an answer, publishers find new ways to reach -- and keep -- key readers (and revenue).
Owners Up to It?
As newspapers go bust, 'accidental' publishers have taken over. Are fears about what happens next justified, or overblown?
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