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Articles tagged "newspapers"Sources SayThe New York Times Newsroom Talksby Jillian Burt[10.Oct.07] :. The New York Times routinely opens up a dialogue with the editors of the various sections of the newspaper, its business divisions as well as editorial departments. The Media and Marketing Editor,... Sources SayThe Newspaper Equivalent of Iron Chef?by Jillian Burt[4.Oct.07] :. A new model for co-operative competition between newspapers in an online alliance. Sources SayThe Skyline is Fallingby Jillian Burt[19.Sep.07] :. Newspaper or Viewspaper? Advertising or Editorial? The blurring of categories. Sources SayThe i-pod Times?by Jillian Burt[5.Sep.07] :. The wailing about the death of the newspaper focuses on the diminishing editorial standards due to the lack of money flowing into the newspapers because of the dwindling sales of newspapers in their... Sources SayReading About APECby Jillian Burt[5.Sep.07] :. September 4, yesterday, was the day that George Bush arrived in Sydney. I waited for the time to shift to September 4 in America so that I could listen to a preview of Bruce Springsteen’s new... The Poetry that Lingers in a Clipped Articleby Jillian Burt[28.Aug.07] :. We’re so attuned to the immediate quality of the media and the high adrenalin of the big stories—the explosion about to happen, the man-made tragedies and natural disasters—that it... Are we there yet?by PopMatters Staff[23.Apr.07] :. For newspapers struggling to harness the Internet, the road up ahead is foggy at best. Still, editors at daily papers across the country are beginning to find their way. Newspapers struggle to adaptby PopMatters Staff[18.Apr.07] :. SEATTLE—The newspaper is not an endangered species, but sometimes it seems that way. The industry’s overall profit margins are still in double digits. Newspapers have loyal readers and... Yahoo, newspapers expand partnershipby Elise Ackerman [San Jose Mercury News (MCT)][17.Apr.07] :. SAN JOSE, Calif. - Twelve newspaper companies have joined Yahoo in a joint effort to sell ads and help readers find local news online, representing one of the broadest attempts by the struggling... Miami Herald reporter awarded Pulitzer Prizeby PopMatters Staff[17.Apr.07] :. MIAMI - The Pulitzer Prize, the American newspaper industry’s highest honor, was awarded Monday to Debbie Cenziper of The Miami Herald for House of Lies, a riveting series on widespread... New York Daily News awarded Pulitzer Prizeby PopMatters Staff[17.Apr.07] :. NEW YORK - The New York Daily News’ Editorial Board won the Pulitzer Prize Monday for its groundbreaking series of editorials, “9-11: The Forgotten Victims,” which documented the... Future journalists featured in The Paperby PopMatters Staff[11.Apr.07] :. Like many Americans, Aaron Matthews said he was feeling let down by the media. He tested his lack of faith by putting a campus newspaper in the spotlight of his latest documentary, The Paper,... Tribune goes private, Cubs on the auction blockby Michael Oneal [Chicago Tribune (MCT)][3.Apr.07] :. CHICAGO - After an epic corporate takeover drama, Chicago’s Tribune Co. will go private in an deal that puts the 159-year-old media conglomerate in the hands of the city’s most... ‘Grave Dancer’ Zell’s offer leaves some dumbfoundedby Michael Oneal and David Greising [Chicago Tribune (MCT)][3.Apr.07] :. CHICAGO - Sam Zell likes to say a true entrepreneur has unending self-confidence - that he doesn’t see risk, he sees only solutions. That might explain why the flamboyant Chicago real estate... Tribune Co. sold to Chicago billionaireby Michael Oneal and David Greising [Chicago Tribune (MCT)][2.Apr.07] :. CHICAGO—Tribune Co.’s board of directors negotiated late into Sunday night on a deal aimed at handing control of the 159-year-old Chicago Tribune and other major media properties to... The murky world of conflicts of interestby PopMatters Staff[2.Apr.07] :. Sometimes a newsroom conflict of interest is as unmistakable as a pimple on prom night. Consider a financial writer praising a company whose stock she owns or a real-estate reporter hyping a... The Same Old Storyby PopMatters Staff[1.Apr.07] :. Frontline’s recent special, News War, offered a few unintentionally poignant moments. One was seeing veteran reporter Lowell Bergman, in Part III, stumbling around in search of... |
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