`Disintermediation'. Further loss of ad-share looms if publishers fail to seize their opportunity to lead local advertisers online (English)
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Title:`Disintermediation'. Further loss of ad-share looms if publishers fail to seize their opportunity to lead local advertisers online
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LETTERS| 2001
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Sharing our passion| 2003
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NAA NEWS| 2001
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NAA News - Data from a newly released survey of 37,000 U.S. adults show that 85 percent read newspapers; elsewhere, spring Competitive Media Index shows a drop.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - IDEAS - Positive news stories can pay off twice.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - IDEAS - Branding with a kids' theme in Lubbock, Texas.| 2001
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IDEAS - Volunteer proofreaders help lower in-print errors.| 2001
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Class is in session at the Fort Collins Coloradoan| 2001
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IDEAS. Positive news stories can pay off twice| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - IDEAS - Get them to meetings on time.| 2001
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IDEAS. Get them to meetings on time| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - IDEAS - Diagonal ads put auto sales in motion.| 2001
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IDEAS. Diagonal ads put auto sales in motion| 2001
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Business-side Internships start to 'Ad' Up| 2003
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HAA NEWS| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - IDEAS - Class is in session at the Fort Collins Coloradoan.| 2001
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IDEAS. How to create 3-D photos with standard software| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - IDEAS - How to create 3-D photos with standard software.| 2001
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BUY, SELL, TRADE. Wall Street sees newspapers as an Internet success story| 2001
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IDEAS. Australian paper enlisted readers to help cover Olympics| 2001
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Overview - One of the most competitive North American newspaper markets frames the industry's future for U.S. and Canadian publishers.| 2001
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IDEAS - Columnists advise readers on skillful use of classified ads.| 2001
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NEW MEDIA - Smaller-market newspapers join network in Oregon.| 2001
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IDEAS. Creative formats give TV book ads star appeal| 2001
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BUY, SELL, TRADE. Notes from the merger of two media giants| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - IDEAS - Creative formats give TV book ads star appeal.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BUY, SELL, TRADE - Insiders dissect one company's latest deals.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - IDEAS - Columnists advise readers on skillful use of classified ads.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BUY, SELL, TRADE - Dividend-paying stocks are back in fashion.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - IDEAS - Australian paper enlisted readers to help cover Olympics.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BUY, SELL, TRADE - A few media companies jump into cross-ownership.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BUY, SELL, TRADE - Wall Street sees newspapers as an Internet success story.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BUY, SELL, TRADE - Pro forma reports of financial results get closer look.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - IDEAS - Ancient meteor's impact stirs up single-copy sales.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BUY, SELL, TRADE - Notes from the merger of two media giants.| 2001
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IDEAS. Ancient meteor's impact stirs up single-copy sales| 2001
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BUY, SELL, TRADE. Insiders dissect one company's latest deals| 2001
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Dividend-paying stocks are back in fashion| 2001
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BUY, SELL, TRADE. A few media companies jump into cross-ownership| 2001
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Ethnic Sections grow in Popularity| 2003
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DEPARTMENTS - NEW MEDIA - Banner-ad swaps and other tactics build online traffic.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEW MEDIA - Major players upped online-ad dollars 24 percent last year.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEW MEDIA - Wireless users seek personalized content.| 2001
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NEW MEDIA. The Index rounds up post-attack Internet results| 2001
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NEW MEDIA. Internet sites market obits online| 2001
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Newsmakers - U.S. Vice President Richard B. Cheney, ABC's Peter Jennings, AP correspondents, author Philip Evans and ad-man Jack Neary take center stage.| 2001
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BUY, SELL, TRADE. Technology helps get the word out to investors| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BUY, SELL, TRADE - Broker terms rate of property turnover "normal" this year.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEW MEDIA - Internet sites market obits online.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BUY, SELL, TRADE - The alternative press is attracting mainstream suitors.| 2001
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NEW MEDIA. Banner-ad swaps and other tactics build online traffic| 2001
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BUY, SELL, TRADE - Publishers extend reach into Mexico.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEW MEDIA - The Index rounds up post-attack Internet results.| 2001
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BUY, SELL, TRADE - Broker terms rate of property turnover "normal" this year.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEW MEDIA - New gateway explores wireless news projects.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BUY, SELL, TRADE - Technology helps get the word out to investors.| 2001
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NEW MEDIA. New gateway explores wireless news projects| 2001
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BUY, SELL, TRADE. The alternative press is attracting mainstream suitors| 2001
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NEW MEDIA. Forget the fallout. It's time to recommit to Internet business| 2001
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Ten tips to getting pictures perfect| 2003
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DEPARTMENTS - NEW MEDIA - Forget the fallout. It's time to recommit to Internet business.| 2001
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NEW MEDIA. Learn from Internet sites that generate subscriptions| 2001
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NEW MEDIA - Make your customer service more like Crate & Barrel's.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - MARKETING - To Advertisers: Electronic tear sheets are put to the test. Trends & Numbers: Not all the signs are negative when assessing the industry's progress. To Readers: Tracking shoppers' behavior aids single-copy strategies.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - MARKETING - To Advertisers: Beleaguered movie theaters spurn newspaper ads, but publishers can spark interest. To Readers: Sports partnerships give meaning to teamwork and win over readers. MarketScope: Slowing auto sales call for redoubled ad-sales efforts.| 2001
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MARKETING - To Advertisers: The dot-conomy may be cooling, but whether to accept these ventures' ads remains a hot topic. To Readers: Conversion of TV books to tabloids solves, and causes, problems. MarketScope: Auto makers steer regional slowdowns.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - MARKETING - To Advertisers: Research can pay off in small markets, and the Association releases an update on media usage. To Readers: Start-ups use innovative marketing campaigns to target readers. MarketScope: Economic indicators harbor some good news with the bad.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - MARKETING - To Advertisers: Research shows newspaper ads can build a brand. To Readers: Circulation executives met the need to put papers on the streets after terrorist attacks. Trends & Numbers: Economic picture cloudy in the wake of Sept. 11 tragedy.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEW MEDIA - Learn from Internet sites that generate subscriptions.| 2001
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NEW MEDIA. Are Internet users ready to pay for online content?| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEW MEDIA - Are Internet users ready to pay for online content?| 2001
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Minority fellowships Awarded by NAA| 2003
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DEPARTMENTS - MARKETING - To Advertisers: Newspapers do their part to boost consumer confidence . To Readers: Airport distribution hits obstacles under new security concerns . Trends & Numbers: Holiday sales picture looks brightest for discount stores.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEW MEDIA - Make your customer service more like Crate & Barrel's.| 2001
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The Importance of customers| 2003
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CONFERENCES '01. Marketing, Co-Op and Research Conferences confront hard times, smaller-markets papers share ideas and at Connections, the search for revenue continues| 2001
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BUY, SELL, TRADE. Chicago publishers expand, develop their networks| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - CONFERENCES'01 - Marketing, Co-Op and Research Conferences confront hard times, smaller-markets papers share ideas, and at Connections, the search for revenue continues.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BUY, SELL, TRADE - Chicago publishers expand, develop their networks.| 2001
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MARKETING - To Advertisers: The growing Hispanic audience is accelerating retailer interest. MarketScope: Recruitment ads provide a measure for profitability. To Readers: The slide in circulation hits all categories.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - MARKETING - To Advertisers: The growing Hispanic audience is accelerating retailer interest. MarketScope: Recruitment ads provide a measure for profitability. To Readers: The slide in circulation hits all categories.| 2001
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The Business - A Harvard student of entrepreneurship, a Vancouver newsprint analyst and others give newspaper execs insights on innovative management.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - MARKETING - To Advertisers: As some execs express doubts, Super Sunday job sections prosper. MarketScope: Radio, the oldest broadcast competitor, is the medium to watch. To Readers: Election winner: Single-copy sales.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - MARKETING - To Advertisers: Classified Conference speakers issue calls for strategic thinking. MarketScope: Marketers calculate how retailers can gain from tax-refund checks. To Readers: Single copies under the scope.| 2001
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Calendar| 2003
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DEPARTMENTS - PUBLIC POLICY - Advocates worry about free speech in this troubled era.| 2001
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PUBLIC POLICY. Advocates worry about free speech in this troubled era| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - PUBLIC POLICY - Courts consider scope of Americans With Disabilities Act.| 2001
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PUBLIC POLICY Courts consider scope of Americans With Disabilities Act| 2001
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Newsrack cases post some wins, some losses| 2001
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Right-to-know clashes with national-security concerns| 2001
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NEWSBEAT. Market grows for syndicated Spanish-language content| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - PUBLIC POLICY - Newsrack cases post some wins, some losses.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEWSBEAT - Market grows for syndicated Spanish-language content.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEWSBEAT - Right-to-know clashes with national-security concerns.| 2001
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Advertising & Marketing - A panel of retailers yearns for newspaper attention, and successful movie-ad programs get the once-over.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEWSBEAT - Newspapers scrambled to put out extra coverage on Sept. 11 and the days that followed.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEWSBEAT - Editors see high-school newspapers as vital.| 2001
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Newspapers scrambled to put out extra coverage on Sept. 11 and the days that followed| 2001
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NEWSBEAT. Editors see high-school newspapers as vital| 2001
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FEATURES - How to Tell the Kids - Staffers at The Washington Post's KidsPost look for balance in presenting the increasingly dark side of today's news.| 2001
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How to Tell the Kids Staffers at The Washington Post's KidsPost look for balance in presenting the increasingly dark side of today's news| 2001
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PUBLIC POLICY. Freelancers win copyrights for work moved online| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - PUBLIC POLICY - Freelancers win copyrights for work moved online.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEWSBEAT - Federal rules on medical records threaten public access.| 2001
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NEWSBEAT. Federal rules on medical records threaten public access| 2001
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Circulation & Readership - A professor outlines findings from a 100-market readership study, single-copy strategists share tips, and marketers tout the benefits of audience numbers.| 2001
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PUBLIC POLICY. A 50-50 split in the Senate may foster collaboration| 2001
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PUBLIC POLICY - Study documents some gains in access among states.| 2001
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PUBLIC POLICY. U.S. Supreme Court hears electronic-copyright arguments| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - PUBLIC POLICY - A 50-50 split in the Senate may foster collaboration.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - PUBLIC POLICY - U.S. Supreme Court hears electronic-copyright arguments.| 2001
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NEWSBEAT - Technology sections race to keep pace with the market.| 2001
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Markets & Readership An NAA analysis explores the links-and lack thereof-between population and circulation growth| 2001
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knowledgeable reporting can anticipate disaster as well as explain itBogart, L. et al. | 2001
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NEWSBEAT. ASNE tackles thomy issues| 2001
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PUBLIC POLICY. The Fourth Estate plugs along, checking votes in Florida| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEWSBEAT - ASNE tackles thorny issues.| 2001
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FEATURES - Markets & Readership - An NAA analysis explores the links-- And lack thereof -- Between population and circulation growth.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - PUBLIC POLICY - The Fourth Estate plugs along checking votes in Florida.| 2001
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FEATURES - News as a Warning - Leo Bogart argues that knowledgeable reporting can anticipate disaster as well as explain it.| 2001
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NEWSBEAT. Readers welcome consultation early and often| 2001
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Electronic Publishing - With the advent of wireless and broadband, "now is the time to assess your assets," advises a panelist. Also, a crowd turns out in search of online profits.| 2001
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FEATURES - September Terror - Presstime gathered a cross-section of front pages to show how newspapers presented the tragic news of Sept. 11 to their readers.| 2001
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Global Lessons. Despite significant differences among their markets, international publishers' business practices can offer their U.S. counterparts some new ideas on single-copy sales, research and ad pricing| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - Global Lessons - Despite significant differences among their markets, international publishers' business practices can offer their U.S. counterparts some new ideas on single-copy sales, research and ad pricing.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEWSBEAT - Readers welcome consultation early and often.| 2001
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PUBLIC POLICY. Privacy issues could compromise free-speech guarantees| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - PUBLIC POLICY - Privacy issues could compromise free-speech guarantees.| 2001
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PUBLIC POLICY - Postal coalition calls for review commission.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - PUBLIC POLICY - Postal coalition calls for review commission.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - TRENDS & NUMBERS - Personal spending keeps a full recession at bay.| 2001
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TRENDS & NUMBERS. Personal spending keeps a full recession at bay| 2001
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Smaller Markets - Publishers share their top revenue-gainers from advertising, circulation and editorial departments.| 2001
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Newsroom Appraisals. "What we do can't be measured," reporters say. Nonertheless, managers try to do just that| 2001
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NEWSBEAT. Journalism researchers look at election coverage two ways| 2001
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FEATURES - The Census, Line by Line - Details from the 2000 count provide raw material for all departments. A former Census director explains how to use them.| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - Newsroom Appraisals - "What we do can't be measured," reporters say. Nonetheless, managers try to do just that.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEWSBEAT - Journalism researchers look at election coverage two ways.| 2001
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The Census, Line by Line. Details from the 2000 count provide raw material for all departments. A former Census director explains how to use them| 2001
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News Gathering on Trial - The Supreme Court weighs arguments in a case that could contribute to a troubling trend for reporters.| 2001
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FEATURES - Archiving Angst - Publishers and archive vendors look for ways to bring databases in line with the recent New York Times Co. v. Tasini decision.| 2001
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PUBLIC POLICY. Ergonomics rule gets a second look in Washington| 2001
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Archiving Angst Publishers and archive vendors look for ways to bring databases in line with the recent New York Times Co. v. Tasini decision| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - PUBLIC POLICY - Ergonomics rule gets a second look in Washington.| 2001
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PROFILE| 2001
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NEWSBEAT - Public records are slamming shut around the nation.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEWSBEAT - Public records are slamming shut around the nation.| 2001
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FEATURES - Line Item: Research - Segmentation studies provide more value but cost more money. Don't drop that budget line -- Cost-efficient projects can pay back.| 2001
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Line Item: Research Segmentation studies provide more value but cost more money. Don't drop that budget line-cost-efficient projects can pay back| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - NEWSBEAT - Editors actively seek more interaction with readers.| 2001
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FEATURES - Partners Profit - More publishers are discovering how cross-functional teams and continuous-improvement training hike productivity.| 2001
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2001 Pulitzer Prize Winners| 2001
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FEATURES - Rant Wrangles - No-holds-barred, anonymous comments heat up opinion pages, but do they cast light on public issues?| 2001
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NEWSBEAT. Editors actively seek more interaction with readers| 2001
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Rant Wrangles. No-holds-barred, anonymous comments heat up opinion pages, but do they cast light on public issues?| 2001
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Partners Profit. More publishers are discovering how cross-functional teams and continuous-improvement training hike productivity| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - The Modern Journalist - Technology powers today's daily miracle as journalists add cell phones, digital-image cameras, remote-delivery options, pagination systems and digital writing devices to their toolboxes.| 2001
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The Modern Journalist| 2001
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FEATURES - Line Item: Used Equipment - Buyers share the conditions and considerations that make the purchase of second-hand equipment their first choice.| 2001
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Line Item: Used Equipment. Buyers share the conditions and considerations that make the purchase of second-hand equipment their first choice| 2001
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Eye on the Economy. Forecasters predict slower growth this year than in 2000, but growth is growth, nonetheless| 2001
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Classy Classified Ads. A veteran newspaper designer wants every classified-ad section to be good-looking, readable, hard-selling...even sexy| 2001
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AP & Election 2000 - A retiring senior executive recounts how his last election with the cooperative became the most thrilling.| 2001
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FEATURES - Eye on the Economy - Forecasters predict slower growth this year than in 2000, but growth is growth, nonetheless.| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - Classy Classified Ads - A veteran newspaper designer wants every classified-ad section to be good-looking, readable, hard-selling...even sexy.| 2001
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Tracking Terror. The March killing of an Associated Press producer in Kosovo illustrates the continuing dangers of the practice of journalism| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - Tracking Terror - The March killing of an Associated Press producer in Kosovo illustrates the continuing dangers of the practice of journalism| 2001
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Digital Deliverance - A group of industry participants and observers contemplate how the conversion to all-digital workflows will affect performance and people.| 2001
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Newsprint Opportunities. Analysis of the effects of consolidation reveals the need for publishers to work with paper producers| 2001
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FEATURES - Newsprint Opportunities - Analysis of the effects of consolidation reveals the need for publishers to work with paper producers.| 2001
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FEATURES - Forecast for Fall - Have we hit bottom yet? Hard to say. Take a look at the revenue numbers so far. Business cycles of the past may provide clues for fall.| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - They Made a Difference - Meet this year's crop of "20 Under 40" up-and-comers, who bring fresh ideas to advertising, circulation, editorial, management, marketing, new media and production.| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - Shape of Retail to Come - Retailers and newspaper executives sketch out different views on what it will take to bring run-of-paper ads back into fashion.| 2001
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NEXPO Ahead - Plan your trip to New Orleans with a guide to some of the latest innovations and designs.| 2001
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FUTURES - NEXPO Ahead - Plan your trip to New Orleans with a guide to some of the latest innovations and designs.| 2001
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They Made a Difference Meet this year's crop of "20 Under 40" up-and-comers, who bring fresh ideas to advertising, circulation, editorial, management, marketing, new media and production| 2001
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Shape of Retail to Come. Retailers and newspaper executives sketch out different views on what it will take to bring run-of-paper ads back into fashion| 2001
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Forecast for Fall. Have we hit bottom yet? Hard to say. Take a look at the revenue numbers so far. Business cycles of the past may provide clues for fall| 2001
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Yellow Journalism's Legacy. Renowned for sensationalism, yellow journalism left a road map followed by today's dailies: Emphasize local news, promote content, and stress customer service| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - Sports as News - Journalists wear credentials around their necks; franchise owners say they're binding contracts. Will the courts agree?| 2001
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Sports as News. Journalists wear credentials around their necks; franchise owners say they're binding contracts. Will the courts agree?| 2001
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Social Life| 2001
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FEATURES - Yellow Journalism's Legacy - Renowned for sensationalism, yellow journalism left a road map followed by today's dailies: Emphasize local news, promote content, and stress customer service.| 2001
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Classified Ads Go Global. A recent study finds publishers around the world are testing how print classified ads and online versions go together| 2001
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Buy, Sell, Trade. The key word is "cluster" as newspaper executives examine their portfolios and negotiate to align properties with their strategic plans| 2001
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EDUCATION. Students hone marketing skills in the real world| 2001
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FEATURES - Buy, Sell, Trade - The key word is "cluster" as newspaper executives examine their portfolios and negotiate to align properties with their strategic plans.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - EDUCATION - Students hone marketing skills in the real world.| 2001
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FEATURES - Classified Ads Go Global - A recent study finds publishers around the world are testing how print classified ads and online versions go together.| 2001
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Computer-to-Plate Grows Up| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - Maple Leaf Brag - The growing shares of single-copy sales are driving Canadian dailies to devise aggressive retail-marketing strategies.| 2001
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WORKFORCE. Crafting a buyout requires careful decision making| 2001
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FEATURES - Computer-to-Plate Grows Up - Publishers of all circulation sizes turn to computer-to-plate technology, but return-on-investment remains inconsistent.| 2001
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FEATURES - On the Witness Stand - Prosecutors and defense attorneys alike seek the information reporters gather, published or not, and such subpoenas pose thorny issues for publishers.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - WORKFORCE - Crafting a buyout requires careful decision making.| 2001
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Maple Leaf Brag. The growing shares of single-copy sales are driving Canadian dailies to devise aggressive retail-marketing strategies| 2001
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Segment by Segment. Here's how some publishers are demonstrating leadership in using market-segmentation research to plan and execute precise circulation strategies| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - Segment by Segment - Here's how some publishers are demonstrating leadership in using market-segmentation research to plan and execute precise circulation strategies.| 2001
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Productivity, a No-Go - The feds say newspaper-worker productivity hasn't budged in years, and observers suggest some ways to get it moving.| 2001
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On the Witness Stand. Prosecutors and defense attorneys alike seek the information reporters gather, published or not, and such subpoenas pose thorny issues for publishers| 2001
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FUTURES - Productivity, a No-Go - The feds say newspaper-worker productivity hasn't budged in years, and observers suggest some ways to get it moving.| 2001
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Wireless Outlook Hazy. As publishers plunge into wireless experiments, successful strategies remain elusive| 2001
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OPERATIONS. Grounded on the East Coast Sept 11, pressroom managers raced across the country in a leased van| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - Wireless Outlook Hazy - As publishers plunge into wireless experiments, successful strategies remain elusive. Here are some of the elements that should go into any wireless campaign.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - OPERATIONS - Grounded on the East Coast Sept. 11, pressroom managers raced across the country in a leased van.| 2001
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Sunday Sermon - Commentator Leo Bogart looks at softening Sunday readership numbers and urges action to recapture the audience.| 2001
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FEATURES - Weekend Watch - Leo Bogart digests the findings of the North American segment of an international survey on Sunday newspapers.| 2001
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Line Item: Newsracks - Newsracks? Sexy? Well, not exactly, but the little boxes now boast new looks and features.| 2001
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Weekend Watch. Leo Bogart digests the findings of the North American segment of an international survey on Sunday newspapers| 2001
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FEATURES - Measuring the Internet - How many users looked at your Web-site pages yesterday? Last week? A month ago? And what do all those numbers mean? Here's a review of the few measurement options available.| 2001
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Measuring the Internet. How many users looked at your Web-site pages yesterday? Last week? A month ago? And what do all those numbers mean? Here's a review of the few measurement options available| 2001
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Line Item: Archive Systems. There's gold buried in content. Here are the tools to mine it| 2001
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FEATURES - Line Item: Archive Systems - There's gold buried in content. Here are the tools to mine it.| 2001
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FEATURES - Reinventing the Middleman - Publishers shouldn't fear "disintermediation" but embrace the challenges it creates for the industry.| 2001
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Reinventing the Middleman Publishers shouldn't fear "disintermediation" but embrace the challenges it creates for the industry| 2001
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What Price, Convergence? - As companies increase their "acts of convergence," the payoff from integrated operations remains elusive.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BACKTALK - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Press Manager Royce Miles, in the midst of phasing new state-of-the-art technology into operations facilities, sees the training of veteran workers as the best bet for success.Miles, Royce et al. | 2001
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Meet the Toronto Team| 2001
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FUTURES - What Price, Convergence? - As companies increase their "acts of convergence," the payoff from integrated operations remains elusive.| 2001
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EDUCATION - NIE proved a winner during the tumultuous election.| 2001
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ADVERTISER INDEX| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - Executive-Suite Success - Flexibility, creativity and collaborative management are becoming the standards for selecting would-be publishers, but you still have to know the territory.| 2001
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Executive-Suite Success. Flexibility, creativity and collaborative management are becoming the standards for selecting would-be publishers, but you still have to know the territory| 2001
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WORKFORCE - Executives at The Plain Dealer in Cleveland review their strategic-planning process and plot their next steps.| 2001
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FOR THE RECORD| 2001
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FEATURES - Who Owns What - The top 25 newspaper-owning corporations with two or more U.S. dailies have added even more flags to their holdings.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - WORKFORCE - From the front lines, how a few newspapers coped with the crisis.| 2001
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Who Owns What. The top 25 newspaper-owning corporations with two or more U.S. dailies have added even more flags to their holdings| 2001
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`Disintermediation'. Further loss of ad-share looms if publishers fail to seize their opportunity to lead local advertisers online| 2001
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Commentary: At Stake in Seattle. An analyst concludes that strikes in Seattle stemmed more from union politics than from solid bargaining issues| 2001
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FEATURES - Commentary: At Stake in Seattle - An analyst concludes that strikes in Seattle stemmed more from union politics than from solid bargaining issues.| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - 'Disintermediation' - Further loss of ad-share looms if publishers fail to seize their opportunity to lead local advertisers online.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - EDUCATION - Student-paper subsidies can harden into gold handcuffs.| 2001
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EDUCATION. Student-paper subsidies can harden into gold handcuffs| 2001
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FEATURES - The Price of Money - Publishers may get the cold shoulder from Wall Street brokers, but bankers see their appeal and lend accordingly.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - EDUCATION - Online management training picks up speed.| 2001
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OPERATIONS - Representatives of each area of newspaper operations gathered in Orlando for NAA SuperConference 2001.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - WORKFORCE - More newspapers offer domestic-partner benefits.| 2001
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WORKFORCE. Publishers need to sell college grads on newspaper jobs| 2001
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING| 2001
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Let the Games Begin. From the football field to the baseball diamond to the racetrack oval, sports fans love to follow their teams, and newspapers tap into that passion from business and editorial vantage points| 2001
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The Price of Money. Publishers may get the cold shoulder from Wall Street brokers, but bankers see their appeal and lend accordingly| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - WORKFORCE - Publishers need to sell college grads on newspaper jobs.| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - Let the Games Begin - From the football field to the baseball diamond to the racetrack oval, sports fans love to follow their teams, and newspapers tap into that passion from business and editorial vantage points.| 2001
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WORKFORCE More newspapers offer domestic-partner benefits| 2001
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Real-time inventory aids newsprint management| 2001
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Summer Reading - Book-review pages are shrinking as publishers tighten news holes, but related clubs and festivals flourish.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - EDUCATION - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution becomes a textbook.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - OPERATIONS - Real-time inventory aids newsprint management.| 2001
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FUTURES - Summer Reading - Book-review pages are shrinking as publishers tighten news holes, but related clubs and festivals flourish.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - OPERATIONS - Capital expenditures survey reveals buying plans remain strong and utility audit saves cash.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - OPERATIONS - A Wall Street analyst urges publishers and papermakers to put aside differences and try new strategies.| 2001
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OPERATIONS. Capital expenditures survey reveals buying plans remain strong, and utility audit saves cash| 2001
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FEATURES - Tools for Horizon Watching - This Association-funded initiative provides resources to measure your market. Herewith, a sampler.| 2001
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Tools for Horizon Watching. This Association-funded initiative provides resources to measure your market. Herewith, a sampler| 2001
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Mailrooms, System by System. New machines and methods aim to tame one of the last frontiers of heavy, manual labor| 2001
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WORKFORCE. Publishers begin cuts without waiting for more bad news| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - Mailrooms, System by System - New machines and methods aim to tame one of the last frontiers of heavy, manual labor.Wearing, Paul et al. | 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - WORKFORCE - Publishers begin cuts without waiting for more bad news.| 2001
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BACKTALK. Don't get cocky: Chief Technology Officer Bruce Schneler from Counterpane Internet Security Inc. of San Jose reminds everyone of the risks that come with the Internet| 2001
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BACKTALK - Don't get cocky: Chief Technology Officer Bruce Schneier from Counterpane Internet Security Inc. of San Jose reminds everyone of the risks that come with the Internet.Schneier, Bruce et al. | 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - Shopping for Recruiters - In a slowing economy, company leaders still need headhunters, but there are ways to get the most for the money.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BACKTALK - Michigan State professors Eric Freedman and Fred Fico tell reporters to tap new campaign-coverage sources.Freedman, Eric et al. | 2001
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Shopping for Recruiters. In a slowing economy, company leaders still need headhunters, but there are ways to get the most for the money| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BACKTALK - Los Angeles Times correspondent Stephanie Simon explores the pros and cons of working at home, far from the newspaper office and editors.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - EDUCATION - Good newspaper Internet sites feed NIE efforts.| 2001
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EDUCATION. Good newspaper Internet sites feed NIE efforts| 2001
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BACKTALK. Los Angeles Times correspondent Stephanie Simon explores the pros and cons of working at home, far from the newspaper office and editors| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - OPERATIONS - California managers describe how they are coping with the threat of intermittent blackouts.| 2001
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OPERATIONS. California managers describe how they are coping with the threat of intermittent blackouts| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - EDUCATION - Multimedia classes converge on campus.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BACKTALK - Editorial writer Joe Adams of the Florida Times-Union in Jacksonville demonstrates the value of access and cautions publishers to stay alert to state lawmakers' efforts to lock up public records.Adams, Joe et al. | 2001
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EDUCATION. Multimedia classes converge on campus| 2001
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CALLS of the RILED - As telemarketing faces consumer complaints and regulation at state and national levels, publishers attempt to stave off new laws as they seek better ways to bring in subscribers.| 2001
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FUTURES - CALLS of the RILED - As telemarketing faces consumer complaints and regulation at state and national levels, publishers attempt to stave off new laws as they seek better ways to bring in subscribers.| 2001
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WORKFORCE. Compensation survey shows where the bucks are| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - WORKFORCE - Compensation survey shows where the bucks are.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - WORKFORCE - Newspaper and union square off over e-mail recruiting.| 2001
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OPERATIONS. Publishers shell out for the new presses, and New Mexico newspapers may get disaster relief| 2001
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WORKFORCE. Newspaper and union square off over e-mail recruiting| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - OPERATIONS - Publishers shell out for the new presses, and New Mexico newspapers may get disaster relief.| 2001
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WORKFORCE. Incentives encourage present employees to recruit| 2001
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EDUCATION. Feds regulate Internet data collection from children| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - EDUCATION - Feds regulate Internet data collection from children.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - WORKFORCE - Incentives encourage present employees to recruit.| 2001
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EDUCATION. In Savannah, editors graduate community recruits| 2001
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OPERATIONS. Get a wireless buzz when your dream house comes on the market. Cincinnati considers innovative packaging ideas| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - EDUCATION - In Savannah, editors graduate community recruits.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - OPERATIONS - Get a wireless buzz when your dream house comes on the market. Cincinnati considers innovative packaging ideas.| 2001
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FEATURES - SPECIAL REPORT - Young Columbus 2001 - Read all about using newspapers in contests that inspire students to broaden their horizons-and their readership.| 2001
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Young Columbus 2001. Read all about using newspapers in contests that inspire students to broaden their horizons-and their readership| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - OPERATIONS - Representatives from many industries protest OSHA's recently published and far-reaching ergonomics standard.| 2001
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Line Item: Call Centers - Effective phone rooms require serious investment, but they can produce additional-and happier-customers.| 2001
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FUTURES - Line Item: Call Centers - Effective phone rooms require serious investment, but they can produce additional-and happier-customers.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BACKTALK - Readership researcher Ron Mulder charts the rise and fall of newspaper fans and foes and finds ominous indicators along with opportunities for growth. To tap the latter, he suggests some courses of action.| 2001
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BACKTALK Readership researcher Ron Mulder charts the rise and fall of newspaper fans and foes and finds ominous indicators along with opportunities for growth. To tap the latter, he suggests some courses of action| 2001
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OPERATIONS. Representatives from many industries protest OSHA's recently published and far-reaching ergonomics standard| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BACKTALK - Former Washington Post Publisher Katherine Graham left a lasting legacy for Donna Barrett of Community Newspaper Holdings. Tina McIntosh of the St.Petersburg Times sings the praises of the Future Leaders program that brought her to this year's Marketing Conference.Barrett, Donna et al. | 2001
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BACKTALK. The American Press Institute's Warren E. Watson describes the ways scores of veteran editors create positive environments for creativity in their newsrooms| 2001
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EDUCATION. Annual NIE Conference debates numbers vs. mission| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BACKTALK - The American Press Institute's Warren E Watson describes the ways scores of veteran editors create positive environments for creativity in their newsrooms.Watson, Warren E. et al. | 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - EDUCATION - Annual NIE Conference debates numbers vs. mission.| 2001
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BACKTALK Reporter Phoebe Zerwick of the Winston-Salem (N.C.) Journal describes how the human angle can help frame even the most complex subject| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BACKTALK - Reporter Phoebe Zerwick of the Winston-Salem (N.C.) Journal describes how the human angle can help frame even the most complex subject.Zerwick, Phoebe et al. | 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - WORKFORCE - Minority journalists tell what would make them stay.| 2001
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WORKFORCE. Publishers should develop ergonomics plans now| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - WORKFORCE - Publishers should develop ergonomics plans now| 2001
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WORKFORCE - Minority journalists tell what would make them stay.| 2001
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EDUCATION - Tiny paper, thin budget, school success, nonetheless.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - OPERATIONS - Newsprint consumption is falling even as prices rise. Here's a look at market conditions.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - EDUCATION - Tiny paper, thin budget, school success, nonetheless.| 2001
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OPERATIONS. Newsprint consumption is falling even as prices rise. Here's a look at market conditions| 2001
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OPERATIONS - Newsprint buyers and sellers tug at supply and demand as they seek stable pricing.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - OPERATIONS - Newsprint buyers and sellers tug at supply and demand as they seek stable pricing.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BACKTALK - Editor Chris Peck shares lessons from the first Associated Press Managing Editors credibility roundtable, and Internet Manager Bill Blevins urges state press associations to welcome online journalism sites.Peck, Chris et al. | 2001
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BACKTALK - Jiro Mori, manager for media research at The Asahi Shimbun in Tokyo, describes how Japanese youth readership is beginning to reflect U.S. trends.| 2001
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DEPARTMENTS - BACKTALK - Jiro Mori, manager for media research at The Asahi Shimbun in Tokyo, describes how Japanese youth readership is beginning to reflect U.S. trends.| 2001
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FEATURES - BONUS SUPPLEMENT - NEXPO Preview - Map your campaign to get the most from the trade-show floor in New Orleans, June 16-19.| 2001