Los Links: Break The Chains, But Don’t Wait Too Long
Want to save local newspapers? Then break the chains that hold them back In this piece for OJR: The Online Journalism Review, Robert Niles writes that economies of scale don’t…
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Denver Post, Contra Costa Times Revamp Story Editing With Fewer Copy Editors
From Poynter.org, May 23, 2012: In some ways, the Denver Post and Contra Costa Times’ cutbacks in copyediting, announced last month and now final, is a common story these days. Less common are the other…
Project Thunderdome: Coming To A Theater Near You
AS PROJECT THUNDERDOME moves closer to becoming a reality, let’s take a look at it. Always a good place to start: WHAT IS IT? In a nutshell, it’s centralizing production…
Old Dogs, New Tricks And Crappy Newspaper Executives
DIGITAL FIRST MEDIA CEO John Paton addressed the Canadian Journalism Foundation in Toronto on Feb. 16. From Digital First, Feb. 18, 2012: >snip< And now, like many of you, I…
Ed Moss Appointed President And CEO Of The Denver Post
From The Denver Post, Feb. 10, 2012: Digital First Media named Ed Moss, the former publisher of the San Diego Union-Tribune, as The Denver Post’s new president and chief executive…
Prairie Mountain Publishing To Lay Off 17 In Outsourcing, Consolidation Move
From the Daily Camera, Feb. 7, 2012: Prairie Mountain Publishing Co., the Boulder-based publisher of the Camera, Colorado Daily and Longmont Times-Call, plans to lay off 17 employees in Boulder…
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