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The New York Times Finds 850 New Ways to Sell Print Subscriptions
The New York Times is making a big push into events marketing to sell print subscriptions. - May 18, 2011

Journalists Held in Libya May be Released This Week
A Libyan government spokesman said several foreign journalists who have been detained in Tripoli since April could be let go this week, according to a report by the Associated Press. - May 18, 2011

Japan Tsunami Brings Apologies and Yahtzees from Veteran Cartoonists

E&P; Exclusive: When tragedy strikes, cartoonists toe the line between offensive and unoriginal. - May 18, 2011

Suspended Sentence for Belarus Journalist

Apps Are Six Times More Popular than Mobile Web

For Tijuana, the World's Eyes and Ears

YouTube Launches Journalist Memorial Video Channel

Columbia Journalism School to Launch 'The New York World'

AOL HuffPo Media Group On Editorial Hiring Spree Following Layoffs

How Drudge Has Stayed on Top

ASNE Releases Guidelines on Social Media Policies

Iowa Newspapers Launch Statewide Marketing Campaign

Indies Fight Back Against Patch

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Indian Newspaper Market 'Is on Fire'

Boston Globe in Talks to Print Herald

Metro News Canada Goes Live With Brainworks Advertising

NAA President and CEO John Sturm Comments on ABC FAS-FAX Report

In Philippine Newsrooms, the Women Rule

3 Nonprofits Train Foreign Journalists to Boost Global Coverage

USA TODAY Launches Windows Phone App

Students’ Videos Explore Challenges, Opportunities Facing Journalists in the Digital Age

Google News Gets Revamp to Reduce Clutter

Main Street Connect Coming to Westchester County

Nova Scotia Company Sues Sun Media Claiming Copyright Infringement

Universal Uclick to Offer Award-Winning Comics and Columns through StoryMarket

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May 2011

February 01 - June 02 - The Livingston Awards for Young Journalist, Ann Arbor

The Livingston Awards for excellence by professionals under the age of 35 are the largest all-media, general reporting prizes in American journalism. They are also unusual in judging print, broadcast and online entries against one another, a , Visit Website

California Newspaper Publishers Association Services Inc. Appoints New Vice President
Wolf Rosenberg will oversee CNPA advertising services, sales and placement programs as well as the Cal-SCAN and Cal-SDAN departments.

Richmond Times-Dispatch Names New Editor
Danny Finnegan will become editor effective June 2. Currently, he is the senior editor in charge of digital operations.

Kodak Names New Sales Vice President
Eric Owen will continue to work on the rollout of the Kodak Prosper Press Platform and will explore new opportunities for Kodak's entire portfolio of digital printing solutions.

DePauw University Appoints Pulliam Professor of Journalism
Mark W. Tatge, a veteran investigative editor and reporter, will join the DePauw University faculty effective with the 2011-12 academic year.

American Circulation Innovations Names New Director
Amin Ahmed will help develop more cutting-edge technologies and applications with the company.

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Newsosaur: Will Newspaper Values Recover?

E&P; Exclusive: As assets deteriorate, analysts look to the future of publicly-traded newspaper companies. - by Alan D. Mutter - May 11, 2011

Technology and Nerds are Reshaping our Scope of Knowledge

E&P; Exclusive: Curated news services trap readers in a rut of vertical thinking. - by Jeff Fleming - May 02, 2011

Ethics Corner: Why Helen Thomas No Longer Has a Lifetime Achievement Award Named After Her

E&P; Exclusive: Reporting the news doesn’t mean becoming the news. - by Allan Wolper - April 27, 2011

Go Digital: Rich Media Specifics, Part 1

E&P; Exclusive: Double-digit spending growth is happening now. - by Neil Greer - April 15, 2011

Ready for the Mobile Ad Revolution?

E&P; Exclusive: The next revolution in advertising is already buzzing in your pocket or purse. - by Alan D. Mutter - April 13, 2011

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Japan Tsunami Brings Apologies and Yahtzees from Veteran Cartoonists

E&P; Exclusive: When tragedy strikes, cartoonists toe the line between offensive and unoriginal.

Newspapers Define Pillars of Transformation at mediaXchange

E&P; Exclusive: NAA boardmembers examine how newspapers can get their digital "do-over."

A Free Newspaper That's Just for Kids

E&P; Exclusive: The breaking-news edition of Kid Scoop helped explain Japan’s tragedy to young readers.

Texas Crossword Puzzle a Hit with Local Papers

E&P; Exclusive: Texan brothers use side project to educate readers on state's history.

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Static Thrill

Larry Wong /Edmonton Journal

Ryan Thompson, age 10, gets a charge out of a Van de Graaf static electricity generator at the Telus World of Science in Edmonton, Alberta March 3, 2011.

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