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• Trip’s morning reading

  
  New Mexico Independent — Authority: 585
  Arizona is one of the country’s seven worst states in emergency health preparedness, a new report says, according to the Arizona Daily Star. Whereas Arizona scored an overall 5 out of 10 in the report (least prepared), New Mexico logged a 7 along with a dozen or so other states, including Colorado, Utah and ...
  2 days ago

• Editor & Publisher closing round-up

  
  The Daily Cartoonist — Authority: 567
  Greg Mitchell, editor of Editor & Publisher since 2002 writes of receiving the news of the publication’s closing and the outpouring of attention the announcement has received. He also hints that there is a small chance the publication will continue in some form. In any case, the outpouring of support — ...
  3 days ago

• Miami Herald asks online readers to volunteer credit card payments

  
  The Editors' Desk — Authority: 125
  The Miami Herald is asking its online readers to voluntarily pay for the content, the Associated Press reports this afternoon. According to AP: A link posted Tuesday at the bottom of online stories directs readers to a separate page that accepts credit card…
  4 days ago

• More Than 15,000 People Have Lost Their Jobs in 2009 in Newspaper Industry

  
  News Cycle — Authority: 469
  At least 15,000 people have lost their jobs in the newspaper industry in 2009, News Cycles list of layoffs and buyouts now show, and the list will grow before the year is out. In December alone, 705 buyouts and layoffs have already been announced. That is the most in any single month since July. In addition, there ...
  5 days ago

• Morgan hits back at Hartigan comments over readership survey

  
  mUmBRELLA — Authority: 606
  Roy Morgan Research’s chairman Gary Morgan has accused John Hartigan of libelling him after the News Ltd boss today accused RMR of sabotaging efforts to set up an alternative readership measurement system.   The row kicked off last week when Fairfax Media pulled out of the readership tender process being ...
  6 days ago

• Does the mythical Mac tablet include a subscription to online pubs?

  
  Sharing the truth one thread at a time — Authority: 125
  Forbes : In a note to investors Wednesday, Oppenheimer analyst Yair Reiner worte that “recent checks” have uncovered new details about Apple’s long-rumored tablet computer. Reiner reports Apple will begin manufacturing the tablet in February, suggesting a late April or April commercial release. The device will ...
  1 week ago

• Dont read all about it

  
  Reg on Wry — Authority: 123
  If you are newspaperman, here is news to chill the blood, not that the blood needs much help in being chilled in Pittsburgh today. This is the obituary written by the newly deceased itself... NEW YORK - Editor & Publisher, the bible of the newspaper industry and a journalism institution that traces its origins ...
  1 week ago

• Editor and Publisher closes after 125 years

  
  The Daily Cartoonist — Authority: 567
  Editor and Publisher, the journalist publication of record, will cease both print and online publication at the end of this year. The announcement made earlier today after its parent company The Nielsen Co. informed staffers of its decision. Romensko posted the announcement from Greg Farrar, President, Nielsen ...
  1 week ago

• Are you happy?

  
  Headlines and Deadlines — Authority: 470
  Just a quick post to share an image I found via a social work blog (the original source is here ) because it has, I think, real resonance for newspaper journalists right now. Id say that currently there are more opportunities than ever before to change something thats making you unhappy - whether its ...
  1 week ago

• A very literary, beefed-up newspaper is selling for $16

  
  The Editors' Desk — Authority: 125
  The San Francisco Panorama, a one-time-only, Sunday-style newspaper, went on sale today. It costs $16 online and in book stores. People in the Bay area can buy it for $5 at newsstands, but availability there is limited. The New York Times describes it : The…
  1 week ago

• My first prediction for 2010 came true in 2009

  
  TodaysFinancialNews.com LLC — Authority: 433
  Sometimes the markets move faster or slower than we anticipate. That is certainly the case with the media industry and companies like McClatchy (NYSE:MNI). By Andrew Snyder, TodaysFinancialNews.com Baltimore – ( TFN ): My first prediction of 2010 came true in 2009. Just last week, in an issue of Notes From ...
  1 week ago

• At the DMN, Sales Folk Rule the Roost Ctd., Ctd.

  
  Dallas Blog, Daily News, Dallas Politics, Opinion, and Commentary FrontBurner Blog D Magazine — Authority: 534
  The consensus around the InterWeb seems to be that the Dallas Morning News has breached a sacred institution with its reorganization . It’s extreme to say that the move is a sign that the paper will become a “ glorified Greensheet ,” as the Huffington Post claims. The most interesting commentary came from ...
  2 weeks ago

• Comic page changes for the week

  
  The Daily Cartoonist — Authority: 567
  » The Great Falls Tribune (MT), has added four new comics: Pearls Before Swine (Sunday), The Argyle Sweater, Tundra and Family Tree. Outgoing comics include the daily version of Pardon My Planet, Rose is Rose, Six Chix and the Sunday Little Dog Lost.» The Detroit News is bringing back the Peanuts for both Sunday and ...
  2 weeks ago

• Talks Surface of a Newspaper Industry Bailout

  
  WebProNews Feed — Authority: 692
  “You gotta be freakin’ kidding me!” That was my reaction to a Reuters article that I came across. I am still a little taken aback, as they say, about the even the threat of the US government looking into ways to bailout the struggling newspaper / old school media industry. Right now it’s more talk than ...
  2 weeks ago

• Google to media: Your problems arent our fault

  
  BloggingStocks — Authority: 676
  Filed under: Internet , Google (GOOG) , News CorpB (NWS) , Media World The newspaper industry continues to blame Google ( GOOG ) for its woes, and Google continues to claim its innocence. The search engine giants CEO, Eric Schmidt, says that his company could actually help the newspaper industry survive the ...
  2 weeks ago

• The future of print is a touch screen tablet?

  
  The Daily Cartoonist — Authority: 567
  We’re all wondering where this digital age will take the print world. Sports Illustrated and Time Inc. are testing a multi-touch tablet device like a large iPhone as a delivery system for its engaging content. Here’s how MinOnline.com describes it and below is a video preview. As an iPhone junkie, I can only say ...
  2 weeks ago

• Dallas Morning News Lifestyle and Sports Editors Now Answer to Business General Managers

  
  News Cycle — Authority: 469
  The Dallas Morning News sports and entertainment journalists are being moved into business segments with its sales and business development personnel. The senior sports and lifestyle editors will report directly to the general managers "while retaining a strong reporting relationship to the editor and managing ...
  2 weeks ago

• Waxman: U.S. Government Must Help Resolve Journalism Issues

  
  News Cycle — Authority: 469
  A top Democratic lawmaker predicted today that the federal government will soon be involved in shaping the future for struggling U.S. media organizations, according to reporting by John Poirier of Reuters. House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Henry Waxman of California said that quality journalism was ...
  2 weeks ago

• Google gives newspapers what they want

  
  BloggingStocks — Authority: 676
  Filed under: Newspapers , Google (GOOG) , News CorpB (NWS) Free contents getting locked down. Google ( GOOG ), which has been criticized by the newspaper industry for sending them traffic making it easy for readers to find the stories they want without forcing them to make a purchase, is starting to play ball ...
  2 weeks ago

• Google to Allow Publishers to Charge for Content

  
  Digital Marketing Blog | Cybercom, The Digital Marketing People — Authority: 123
  On the back of concerns from the newspaper industry (lead by Rupert Murdoch ), Google has announced plans to limit free access to subscription based content. The First Click Free Programme will allow publishers to limit the amount of free content a user can access. If the user tries to access more than 5 pages ...
  2 weeks ago

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