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Middlesbrough's Johnson, Stoke's Shawcross...

9/7/2008 4:58:56 AM

Source: TheProudCockerel.co.uk

Dusty Horwitt: If everyone's talking, who will listen?

9/7/2008 3:54:44 AM

Source: Dallas Morning News

Every issue matters in this election

9/7/2008 3:12:51 AM

Source: Nashville Tennessean

Store eases baby bottleneck

9/7/2008 3:04:13 AM

Source: Chicago Tribune

Club Penguin gets it right

9/7/2008 2:47:21 AM

Source: Denver Post

Find the place: Got stuff?

9/7/2008 2:46:34 AM

Source: Denver Post

Win, Lose & Draw

9/7/2008 2:04:43 AM

Source: Augusta Chronicle, Georgia

New York Times Online Stays On The Cutting Edge

9/7/2008 1:41:03 AM

Source: Information Week

Vets focus of Citadel history project

9/7/2008 12:59:20 AM

Source: Charleston Post and Courier

Lorry falls into ravine

9/7/2008 12:08:30 AM

Source: The Hindu

Blogs

AH Belo to lay off some after buyouts fall short

9/6/2008 6:23:16 PM

Source: Lost Remote

‘Times’ To Consolidate Sections

9/5/2008 3:43:05 PM

Source: Daily Intelligencer - New York Magazine

2011, A News Odyssey: Digg-ing Meets Up With Digging

9/5/2008 2:39:31 PM

Source: ZDNet: Between the Lines

Times to Announce Section Consolidation

9/5/2008 2:01:30 PM

Source: NY Observer - The Politicker

Newpapers Find Way To Lose Ground On The Web, Too

9/5/2008 11:43:06 AM

Source: Silicon Alley Insider

Latest Articles

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Buyout falls short of goal; questions remain

As The ProJo Turns
Twenty-two Providence Journal employees, 12 in news and 10 in advertising, have taken the company up on its latest buyout.
By IAN DONNIS  |  August 27, 2008

The ProJo opposes plastic bag use — but it uses plastic bags

Environment
In April, the Providence Journal strongly endorsed reducing use of plastic bags, but the newspaper continues to use more than 100,000 plastic bags a day.
By STEVEN STYCOS  |  August 20, 2008

After the fall

Press releases
The bad news for the Portland Press Herald just won't stop.
By JEFF INGLIS  |  July 30, 2008
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Who’ll stop the pain?

Another round of cuts looms at the ProJo
Will the last reporter to leave the Providence Journal please turn out the lights?
By IAN DONNIS  |  July 30, 2008
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Unkindest cut?

How a proposed pay cut surprised the Globe newsroom — and why it might actually happen
There’s probably no good way to learn that your employer wants you to do the same amount of work for less money. But the manner in which the editorial staff of the Boston Globe made this discovery was especially awkward.
By ADAM REILLY  |  July 10, 2008

Herald or harbinger?

Press releases
Those of us fascinated by the rapidly deflating balloon that is the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram have had a lot to chew over from a lot of sources lately.
By JEFF INGLIS  |  July 02, 2008
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Is anybody paying attention to McClatchy's powerful Guantánamo exposé?

An old-media triumph sheds new light on Bush’s terror policy
Even before its 2006 acquisition of Knight Ridder, California-based McClatchy had a reputation for putting out some of America’s best mid-level dailies.
By ADAM REILLY  |  June 25, 2008
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Hardball

How Herald  publisher Pat Purcell could pitch inside — and brush back the Globe
Once upon a time, two daily newspapers battled in Boston.
By ADAM REILLY  |  May 08, 2008
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Union seeking rich person to purchase daily newspaper

Matchmaking
Newspaper employees, 600 +/-, and their labor union in search of rich, secure sugar daddy (or mommy, or daddies, or mommies, or some of each) for long-term relationship to provide stability, income, employment.
By JEFF INGLIS  |  April 16, 2008
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Staying focused

Press releases
If current PPH newshounds don't stay sharp, they might as well be writing on the wall.
By JEFF INGLIS  |  April 09, 2008
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RI DOT marks the spot

A veritable treasure trove of dubious state doings
Just when you think questionable doings couldn’t get any more questionable in Rhode Island, along comes the state Department of Transportation.
By PHILLIPE AND JORGE  |  March 26, 2008
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The end of an era at the ProJo

Rawson bridges two distinctly different eras in journalism
“They’re too contrary, too independent, and too fiercely competitive,” he told me at the time.
By IAN DONNIS  |  March 19, 2008
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Newspapers censor Bono’s ‘fucking’ gaffe

The FCC’s ‘broadcast indecency’ rules: Still, well, bullshit
Why does our ostensibly “free” press insist on acting like prudes or cowards when reporting stories for which it’s vital that readers learn someone said “fuck” rather than an undefined “expletive”?
By HARVEY SILVERGLATE  |  March 12, 2008
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Extreme makeover: Globe edition

Now more than ever, this is Marty Baron’s newspaper
Earlier this week, in an e-mail to the Boston Globe newsroom, editor Marty Baron announced the imminent departure of three key employees.
By ADAM REILLY  |  March 12, 2008
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The gathering storm

Anxiety on Morrissey Boulevard
This past week’s announcement that the New York Times plans to cut 100 newsroom jobs was bad news for the journalists of the Gray Lady.
By ADAM REILLY  |  February 20, 2008
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Our championship season

Brilliant us
This year’s New England Press Association annual awards dinner forsook the Park Plaza’s rubber chicken for the upper-scale poultry fare at the Marriott Copley Place. And the food’s not the only reason we’re glad we went.
By CLIF GARBODEN  |  February 13, 2008
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Media matters

The Wire’s final season
No matter which side you’re on, you’re wading in a very strong, unpredictable, and treacherous current.
By DAVID BIANCULLI  |  December 31, 2007

The ProJo and the Providence Newspaper Guild

As the ProJo turns
The Providence Journal and the Providence Newspaper Guild reached agreement December 20 on a new three-year contract.
By IAN DONNIS  |  December 26, 2007
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The ProJo's brave new world

Will going super-local on the Web strengthen the paper?
The Providence Journal is turning to an unlikely source — high school football — for help.
By IAN DONNIS  |  December 05, 2007

Smooth sailing

Unlike ’99, Guild and management are poised for new contract
With the current Guild contract due to expire at the end of this month, union officials believe that a new three-year pact will be settled imminently.
By IAN DONNIS  |  December 05, 2007
Audio

Hurricane Gustav Hits Houma

9/2/2008 1:08:45 PM

Source: NPR US News

Video

Tales From The Tower: "Development Needs" Initiative

9/2/2008 8:18:20 PM

Source: NBC 5 Local Video

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