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Feb 26, 2010
After surviving, savvy print magazines focus on thriving
Signs say that this year may turn out to be better than the last for magazine publishers counting their advertising […]
Feb 19, 2010
A copy and paste world
In the last month, two journalists from prestigious news organizations have resigned from their respective publications. Their crime was what […]
Feb 17, 2010
Learning to share: evolution of media partnerships
Cooperative agreements between news organizations are not a new concept. Since the advent of the Associated Press in 1848, the media […]
Feb 12, 2010
Community papers battle media woes with pay-models
Some analysts and news reports have attributed 2010 to be the “year of the paywall,” when “newspapers will try to […]
Feb 5, 2010
Copy editors: the disappearing gatekeepers
Only about five years ago, John McIntyre oversaw approximately four dozen editors as copy desk chief at the Baltimore Sun. […]
Feb 3, 2010
A theory on a sustainable business model
In the last year there have been many forays into the search for a sustainable business model for newspapers. From […]
Jan 27, 2010
Wedding magazines going local
As 2009 saw the number of national wedding magazines dwindle, newly engaged brides-to-be may fear that traditional bridal publications won’t […]
Jan 22, 2010
World of the newspaper war
As the number of e-readers launching grows by the day, the cleverly termed “tablet wars” dominate headlines. Another war, however, […]
Jan 20, 2010
Tools of the trade magazine industry
Amidst the recent folding of trade titles at Penton Media and Reed Business Information, BoxOffice Magazine recently celebrated its 90th […]
Jan 13, 2010
Watchblogging Gannett
When Jim Hopkins decided to quit writing for his Gannett Blog back in July, he was physically and emotionally exhausted. […]
Jan 8, 2010
Getting into the game
Step into any GameStop and it’s evident that the video gaming culture is no longer just for the “geek.” Nor […]
Dec 23, 2009
2009 and its digital pioneers
It’s been a tumultuous year in the newspaper industry as outlets came and went and journalists waned in newsrooms everywhere. […]
Dec 18, 2009
The lost voice of broadcast
Come January, some radio personalities will no longer be just a voice in West Palm Beach when WEFL-AM takes over […]
Dec 16, 2009
The vanishing newspaper bureaus
Over the last couple of years, much has been made over the steady demise of newspaper bureaus that once flourished […]
Dec 11, 2009
The sounds of silence
Turn on the radio and you’re bound to hear renditions of “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree,” or “Santa Baby,” as […]
