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A high-school dropout who once sold encyclopedias door-to-door in his native Canada, John Kent Cooke Jr.'s grandfather was a millionaire by the time h...
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Los Angeles Times Media Group is making cutbacks at its portfolio of small community newspapers, including closing offices and consolidating staff in ...
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The exponential growth of online newspapers in the last decade1 may be considered a function of the Internet's potential for interactivity, a key quality of new media.2 Such interactive qualities of the Internet provide unique opportunities for online news publications to engage their news audiences with increased control, multimedia storytelling experiences and interpersonal communication opportunities. [...] online news publications allow their news audiences to have increased levels of experiences in their news consumption.
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Even though it's a challenging environment for newspapers, David Tyler, Jr., one of the three principals who own Community Media Group, sees the company as having a good, solid foundation in the communities it serves. Ronald Teplitsky of Next Point, LLC in Buffalo, a business advisory group, also provided financial advice for Eagle Media, LP in the transaction.
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TORONTO -- Postmedia Network Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Postmedia Network Canada Corp. ("Postmedia" or "the Company") today announced that, fu...
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In the summer of 1959, Harold E. "Chip" Miller had a pitching tryout with the Pittsburgh Pirates in Wildwood, N.J.
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NEW YORK -- January 24, 2007:
Courtside Acquisition Corp. ("Courtside") (AMEX: CRB), a specified purpose acquisition company, today announced that i...
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This study sought to verify conventional wisdom that the presence of ethnic journalists-Asian Americans in this case-results in more and better coverage of ethnic groups in a community. Nine newspapers were analyzed from communities with varying Asian American populations and geographic regions. Newspapers with more Asian American staff provide more stories about Asian Americans. Likewise, newspapers in cities with larger Asian American populations have more Asian American staff and cover Asian Americans more. The impact of Asian American staff on coverage was greater than that of Asian American population. The influence of Asian American staff was found in sourcing, substance, and context of stories.
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As many daily publications face a steady decline in readership while competing with the numerous national, regional and online news outlets, the bond ...