Syria newspaper reacts to oppn talks offer
SYRIAN opposition chief Ahmed Moaz al-Khatib's offer of talks with the regime is significant but "two years late", the pro-regime daily Al-Watan ...
View ArticleFeb. 5 Clarity and confusion on the Clarity Act and other letters to the editor
When all the candidates for the Liberal leadership, except one courageous woman, announced they opposed co-operation with the NDP in the next federal election, voting NDP seemed the best option ...
View ArticleHM the Kings advisor for media affairs praises the role of Saudi newspapers
Manama: Feb. 5 - (BNA)-- The advisor of HM the King for media affairs, H.E. Mr. Nabil bin Yagoub Al-Hammer, received in his office in Gudaibiya Palace today Mr. Muhammad Abdullah Al-Wail the ...
View ArticleSecond sentence in 1971 Bangladeshi war
A Bangladeshi tribunal Tuesday sentenced a leader of an Islamist group to life in prison after finding him guilty of crimes during the 1971 liberation war. The sentencing of Jamaat-e-Islami leader ...
View ArticleLeveson MPs call on invisible powers | Media Monkey
Culture select committee: empty house for Leveson Nobody, it appears, is exempt from George Osborne's austerity measures, or maybe the Tories are just trying to make a point. Picture this ...
View ArticleAd Age Promotes Two to Deputy Managing Editor
Ad Age is committed to providing you with industry news and information you need to succeed. That's why we are pleased to offer our readers 7 free articles and blogs at no charge. You have ...
View ArticleThe Guardians Aussie backer on the virtues of open journalism
Wotif.com , contends that open journalism, which seeks input and participation from readers, brings a new form of democracy and engagement to people.He told the radio programme: "Open journalism ...
View ArticleGuardian Australia Funder Says Site Will Usher in Era of Open Journalism
by: abc.net.au Graeme Wood, who made his fortune through travel website Wotif.com, said that in many cases the public ‘probably know more about the story than the journalist does’ ...
View ArticleTake Pew Research Center’s News IQ Quiz
interactive knowledge quiz . The short quiz includes many of the questions that were included in a national poll. Participants will instantly learn how they did on the quiz in comparison with the ...
View ArticleAlexandria warehouses put up for sale by Washington Post Co. subsidiary
A Washington Post Co. subsidiary is putting up for sale two shipping terminals representing some of the last industrial sites on the Alexandria waterfront, The Washington Post reported. The move ...
View ArticleWashington Post Co. could kick off bidding war with headquarters search
The Washington Post Co. could potentially set off a bidding war among Greater Washingtons local governments as the media organization considers relocating from its longtime home at 1150 15th St. ...
View ArticleHacked Off says it will consider royal charter for new press regulator
Hugh Tomlinson QC: the Hacked Off chairman said the Leveson recommendations could be written into the rules of a chartered body. Photograph: Andrew ...
View ArticleHow Mobile Coupons Could Clip Newspapers
by: Alan D. Mutter | Newsosaur The rapidly expanding adoption of mobile couponing is poised to become a major challenge to one of the most profitable and important revenue streams remaining for ...
View ArticleBuffett Puts His Money Behind Newspapers Should You
(Photo: REUTERS) Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffett is pictured in the audience as U.S. President Barack Obama addresses the 2010 Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit in Washington, October 5, ...
View ArticleThe Tampa Media Group Invests in SAXOTECHs Multi-Channel Publishing Platform...
by: Press Release | SAXOTECH Tampa, Fla. – February 5, 2013 – SAXOTECH, a leader in content management, circulation and advertising technology, today announced The Tampa Tribune has ...
View ArticleDigital First Media Is Working On Paywalls Even Though It Really Doesn’t Want To
by: Mathew Ingram | paidContent Plenty of newspapers have been jumping headlong into the paywall business recently, and many of them claim that the introduction of subscription plans has been the ...
View ArticleGuardian and Observer journalists vote for possible strike
the Guardian , Observer and guardian.co.uk have voted in favour of possible industrial action, including a strike, should the company's 7m cost-saving measures lead to compulsory ...
View ArticleTwo arrested in string of newspaper box thefts
Garden City police have arrested two men in connection with the thefts of Idaho Statesman newspaper boxes. Over the past three weeks, police said, the Statesman has been the victim of multiple ...
View ArticleNewspaper handlers’ union ratifies contract
The union representing paper handlers at The Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News ratified a new two-year contract Monday after having rejected a tentative agreement Friday. Brian Reice, president ...
View ArticleSeparate trial ordered for police officer
A Milwaukee police officer will be tried for sexual assault and illegal body searches separately from three fellow officers facing similar counts. Prosecutors agreed Michael Vangini's trial, on ...
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