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Bridging the abyss: why a lot of newspapers aren't going to survive.
American Journalism Review; 6/1/2008; Layton, Charles; 2723 words
; ... in Washington, D.C. who hires out to newspaper Web sites, dotcoms and the like. He ... the '70s and '80s, that golden age for newspapers before the Internet came along to spoil ... we all have now about the future, of newspapers. Will they die out? Will they always ... made his chart, print ad revenue for ...
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Confronting the future.(Newspaper publishing's trends)(Letter to the editor)
American Journalism Review; 6/1/2008; 967 words
; ... product with a 300-year track record--the newspaper. To borrow a metaphor from the media ... customers will disappear. It's lunacy for newspapers to post their stories on the Web when ... pumping resources into a bad model for the newspaper. It's similar to the dotcom bubble going ... than online. The ...
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Pounds 60,000 for Mosley's pain as newspaper loses case
The Independent - London; 7/25/2008; Andy McSmith; 1665 words
; ... privacy case against a British newspaper, over coverage of the sado-masochist ... was secretly filmed by the News of the World. The implication ... lives exposed in a tabloid newspaper prefer not to have them exposed ... for the intervention of the News of the World, there was a ... 68 in April, had sued ...
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Stirring the pot: Rupert Murdoch deserves credit for his willingness to invest in the newspaper business.(THE NEWSPAPER BUSINESS)
American Journalism Review; 6/1/2008; Morton, John; 759 words
; ... Co. to acquire its prosperous Long Island newspaper, Newsday, for $580 million. That move triggered two other bids, from New York's Daily News and Cablevision, owner of cable systems on ... could strike a deal with either Murdoch's News Corp. and its New York Post or Mortimer Zuckerman's Daily News ...
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Newspaper to pay up pounds 60,000; Mosely wins privacy case over orgy.(News)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England); 7/25/2008; 350 words
; ... in privacy damages against the News of theWorld yesterday for the ... indignity he suffered over the News of the World's sick Nazi orgy story. The newspaper also faces a total costs bill ... punitive exemplary damages against News Group Newspapers, which would have been a first ... privacy cases ...
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Wajnberg: We're Just Getting Started; D.C. rally only beginning of fight against welfare cuts, Russian newspaper publisher and UJA-Fed. leader says.
The New York Jewish Week; 4/25/1997; Anonymous; 822 words
; ... rally only beginning of fight against welfare cuts, Russian newspaper publisher and UJA-Fed. leader says. ADAM DICKTER Staff Writer ... only as a Russian mafia. We are achievers. If you look at my newspaper today, you see a tremendous amount of doctors, business leaders ...
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WA: Main stories in today's Perth newspaper
AAP General News (Australia); 7/24/2008; 216 words
; WA: Main stories in today's Perth newspaper PERTH, July 24 AAP - The main stories in today's The West Australian: Page 1: Internal Liberal Party polling will be the key to ...
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Super tanker ; Being a "grumpy old man" I take great delight in spotting minor mistakes and typos in your excellent newspaper.
Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK); 7/22/2008; 85 words
; Being a "grumpy old man" I take great delight in spotting minor mistakes and typos in your excellent newspaper. However the item (July 17) on the Altarnum Post Office protest takes the prize for the biggest gaffe ever printed by WMN. Where ...
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Tempting targets: the newspaper industry's financial woes and the rise of external scrutiny leave ombudsmen in a vulnerable position.
American Journalism Review; 6/1/2008; Tilitz, Alex; 1175 words
; In an era of shrinking news budgets, rampant media criticism in the blogosphere ... small army of ombudsmen is under siege. Three newspapers have eliminated their ombudsman positions in ... palpable hit, given that there are about 1,500 daily newspapers in the country and 30 or so surviving ombudsmen ... targets ...
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Russian Bombers Could Be Deployed to Cuba; Move Would Be Response to U.S. Missile Defense System, Newspaper Izvestia Says
The Washington Post; 7/22/2008; Peter Finn - Washington Post Foreign Service; 687 words
; ... weapons could be deployed to Cuba in response to U.S. plans to install a missile defense system in Eastern Europe, a Russian newspaper reported Monday, citing an unnamed senior Russian air force official. The report in Izvestia, which could not be confirmed ...
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