Nov 19, 2009
Australian Trading Post Now Web Published Only: Print Publication Phased Out in Favour of Internet Classified Ads
By: Sharon Ketelaar
Nov 19, 2009
Stories Behind the Trading Post in Australia: Buy & Sell Classifieds Newspaper Goes Online After 43 Years in Print
By: Sharon Ketelaar
Nov 14, 2009
Top Management Shakeup at Washington Times: Exec. Editor, Executives Gone as Paper Stops 401(k) Contributions
By:  John Seidenberg
Nov 7, 2009
Newspapers Consider Charging for Online Content: Questions Over Whether Readers Will Pay for News Online or Say No
By: John Seidenberg
Oct 28, 2009
New York Times Goes Local — in San Francisco: Competition With Region's Papers as Times Unveils 'Bay Area' Pages
By: John Seidenberg
Oct 27, 2009
Local Newspapers Turn to Multimedia Journalism: Online Internet Advertising Becoming More Valuable for Editors
By: Joe Elvin
Oct 16, 2009
Industry Watches as Newspapers Try Paid Sites: For Now, Only a Few Make the Leap to Charging for Online Content
By: Kathlin F. Sickel
Oct 15, 2009
Will Newspaper Readers Pay for Online Content? The News Media is Still Searching for Ways to Make Money Online
By: Kathlin F. Sickel
Oct 10, 2009
Chicago Sun-Times Makes Big Contract Concessions: Move May Save Paper but Questions Remain on Role of Newspaper Unions
By: John Seidenberg
Oct 8, 2009
Newspaper's Tomorrow: Transition to E-newspaper Reader
By: Gautam Banerjee
Oct 7, 2009
Wash. Post Ends One News Service, Begins Another: Paper Entering New Venture With Bloomberg for Wider Distribution
By: John Seidenberg
Sep 26, 2009
Boston Guild's Dan Totten Accused of Funds Fraud: Union President Faces Financial Impropriety Charges, Possible Recall
By: John Seidenberg
Sep 24, 2009
Some Newspaper History from Philadelphia: The City of Brotherly Love Has a Storied Journalistic Tradition
By: Kathlin F. Sickel
Sep 23, 2009
Brian Tierney Fights to Save His Philly Dailies: Ad Man Restored Local Ownership to Philadelphia Papers
By: Kathlin F. Sickel
Sep 21, 2009
Newspaper Industry and Recession: Print Media's Challenge and Opportunity
By: Gautam Banerjee
Jul 27, 2009
More Blogs Discussing the Future of News: Variety of Viewpoints Offered From BuzzMachine to NewspaperProject
By: Kathlin F. Sickel
Jul 24, 2009
The Ann Arbor News is Latest Industry Casualty: End of 174-Year-Old Daily Newspaper Opens Door to a New Experiment
By: Kathlin F. Sickel
Jul 22, 2009
Newspapers are Closing Down: People Get Their News in Ways That Threaten Traditional Publishing
By: Rupert Taylor
Jul 22, 2009
Join the Conversation About the Future of News: The Talk is all About Journalism – Where It's Headed – at Many Blogs
By: Kathlin F. Sickel
Jul 2, 2009
News Leaders Consider Online Subscription Models: An Industry Priority is to Find Funding for Newspaper Websites
By: Kathlin F. Sickel
Jul 1, 2009
Joseph Medill Pre-Tribune: The Early Life and Career of Medill
By: Julie Stroebel
Jun 28, 2009
News Execs are Searching for New Revenue Streams: Chicago Meeting Looked at Making Money From Subscriptions on the Web
By: Kathlin F. Sickel
May 29, 2009
Newspapers Lose Public Notices Revenue: Web Postings Replacing Printing of Public Information
By: Martha R. Gore
May 6, 2009
A Final Tribute – Joan O'Sullivan Vassiliads: Early Woman in Journalism
By: Susan Beam
May 5, 2009
Doris O'Donnell, Pioneer Female Journalist: Breaking Down the Gender Barriers in Journalism
By: Susan Beam
May 4, 2009
Not Fit To Print – Are Newspapers Dying? Buffett, New York Times Comments Might Be Harbingers Of Doom
By: Marc Daley
Mar 31, 2009
A Look at USA Today as a Daily Periodical: Offering Original Perspective USA Today Sets Itself Apart
By: Ryan Gamble
Mar 27, 2009
Kachingle and Social Networks Could 'Save' News: Kachingle is a User-Driven, Voluntary Way to Add Value to the News
By: Kathlin F. Sickel
Mar 24, 2009
A Model to Fund Online News Is Needed Now: How to Monetize, or Pay for the News As It Moves to the Internet.
By: Kathlin F. Sickel
Mar 12, 2009
Newspapers Have to Adapt or Die: New York Times Faces Realities of Web Age
By: Robert Mullins
Mar 11, 2009
News and Entertainment Media Facing Failure: Reports of Defaults Pending in the Industry
By: Martha R. Gore
Mar 4, 2009
Rocky's Loss Nothing To Celebrate: Despite Comments From Polis, Losing a Newspaper is Bad News
By: Michael Sarzo
Dec 20, 2008
Newspapers Must Find Their Niche To Survive: Local papers must shed redundant functions destroyed by Internet
By: Robert Courtemanche
Dec 14, 2008
New York Times Survival: Historic Newspaper Family Determined to Face Downturn Challenges
By: Martha R. Gore
Dec 9, 2008
Newspaper Readership Declines in Major Cities: As Circulation Figures Fall, Is it the End of Print Editions?
By: Martha R. Gore
Nov 11, 2008
State of the American Newspaper: Demand for Internet News Continues to Rise
By: Patricia Faulhaber
Nov 7, 2008
How Obama's Win Saved the Newspaper: Newspapers Across the Country Have Sold-Out
By: Rebecca Ford
Nov 3, 2008
Watching the Los Angeles Times: A Retrospective: The Most Influential Newspaper in the West Continues to Suffer.
By: Rebecca Ford
Jul 11, 2008
What Newspapers Pay Writers: What Income to Expect During a Career in Journalism
By: Adam Williams
Jul 8, 2008
Objectivity in Newspaper Reporting: Can Biases Be Avoided in News Writing? Is Personal Viewpoint Good?
By: Adam Williams
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