Friday, September 17 2010
Can You Imagine Standing in Line Just for a Newspaper?
'Suddenly and with little warning: STRIKE!' So began a 17-day newspaper delivery strike that prevented newspapers from getting to newsstands and doorsteps, as immortalised in the 1945 short, 17 Days: The Story of Newspaper History in the Making.
Monday, April 5 2010
My Times in Black and White
Gerald Boyd's memoir illustrates that sometimes, those who preach the loudest about diversity and tolerance are in fact the least capable, when it comes down to it, of tolerating any diversity at all.
Rocky Mountain News to publish final edition Friday (PopWire) [27.Feb.09]
Read The Guardian (Sources Say) [8.Feb.08]
The New York Times Newsroom Talks (Sources Say) [10.Oct.07]
The Newspaper Equivalent of Iron Chef? (Sources Say) [4.Oct.07]
The Skyline is Falling (Sources Say) [19.Sep.07]
The i-pod Times? (Sources Say) [5.Sep.07]
Reading About APEC (Sources Say) [5.Sep.07]
The Poetry that Lingers in a Clipped Article (Sources Say) [28.Aug.07]
Are we there yet? (Sources Say) [23.Apr.07]
Newspapers struggle to adapt (Sources Say) [18.Apr.07]
Yahoo, newspapers expand partnership (PopWire) [17.Apr.07]
Miami Herald reporter awarded Pulitzer Prize (Sources Say) [16.Apr.07]
New York Daily News awarded Pulitzer Prize (Sources Say) [16.Apr.07]
Future journalists featured in The Paper (Sources Say) [11.Apr.07]
Tribune goes private, Cubs on the auction block (PopWire) [3.Apr.07]
‘Grave Dancer’ Zell’s offer leaves some dumbfounded (PopWire) [3.Apr.07]
Tribune Co. sold to Chicago billionaire (PopWire) [2.Apr.07]
The murky world of conflicts of interest (Sources Say) [2.Apr.07]
The Same Old Story (Sources Say) [1.Apr.07]
