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Yesterday, Alan Mutter promised a detailing of just what newspapers might do when things turn really sour in Q1 of 2009. Today, he delivers. But the list - at least at the beginning - sounds awfully …
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Alan Mutter was paying attention when The NAA tried to quietly dump its latest revenue numbers on the afternoon before Thanksgiving. And what he saw was grim, including continued falloff in all …
Thanks to Journalism Iconoclast (Pat Thornton), I just found the "Don't Let Newspapers Die" Facebook "cause" page. My first thought, especially after reading point #3 ("Newspapers are cool!") was …
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This is just about the most challenging and possibly true sentence I've read in weeks: Two fat newspapers each week and a robust web platform will have more impact than five or six skinny papers and …
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Recent posts have been especially dark on my part. Which isn't entirely representative. I believe that journalism - especially that journalism practiced by the organizations that today publish daily …
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Mark Potts brings news of a rogue liveblog that made it through the virtual razor-ribbon today at the super-secret API newspaper crisis summit in Reston. Big ups to Chuck Peters, CEO of The Gazette …
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