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NAA Video Illuminates Newspaper Readership
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Holy Scrollers! The future of e-publishing can be found in one of the world's oldest books.
The Phoenix (Boston) reports that six of the top 20 e-book sales are bibles and they are pushing technology forward.
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Community papers battle media woes with pay-models
InVocus.com interviews Rockdale publisher Ken Cooke and others on implementing paywalls online.
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NAA Report: Newspaper Inserts "Under Siege"
Rick Edmonds of PoynterOnline discusses a report from NAA that warns of challenges to newspaper inserts.
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Mark Cuban Rails Against Google, News Aggregators
In MediaPost.com, Cuban calls aggregators vampires.
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Waiting for the Miracle to Come
Michael Miner of ChicagoReader.com takes a look at the Apple iPad.
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Region's cities, counties, schools should repudiate anti-openness lawsuit
Beaumont Enterprise urges city to step up and pass resolution supporting open government.
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Magazines Lost a Fourth of Ad Pages in ’09
The New York Times gives a sobering report on magazine advertising spending in 2009.
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Prospecting is the engine that drives sales
Colleen Francis, owner and founder of Engage Selling, offers seven secrets to prospecting.
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Business is changing - our goal remains
Wise County Messenger's publisher, Phil Major, looks with optimism to the year ahead.
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With Ads, Music Downloads Sing a New Tune
FreeAllMusic.com, a new music service that provides music downloads free in return for watching an advertisement (Story from Dec. 29 New York Times).
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Seven Reasons Your Employees Hate You
Adam Kleinberg of iMedia Connection finds the balance between micromanagement and hands-off management.
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Free DIY Approach to Social Media
Rebecca Weeks Johnson of iMedia Connection gives some Do-It-Yourself advice on how to increase your website's traffic.
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Adding Fees and Fences on the Media Side
The New York Times gives its status report on the move to Paid Online Content
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Open Meeting Lawsuit is Spreading Lies
Heber Taylor, editor of the Galveston County Daily News, explains the truth about free speech and the Open Meetings Act.
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Hiring for Sales: Great Interview Questions
MediaSalesToday.com gives helpful advice on interviewing a new sales prospect.
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Pay Attention to Subject Line in Email
MediaSalesToday.com offers suggestions on how to increase your email's readership
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Ad Opportunity: Auto Service
MediaSalesToday.com suggests newspapers target the auto repair industry
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Editor and Publisher to Cease Publication after 125 Years
Editor and Publisher magazine reports that its owner, Nielsen Business Media, will no longer produce "America's Oldest Journal Covering the Newspaper Industry."
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News For Sale: Charges for Online News Could Become the Norm
Survey by Boston Consulting Group shows that consumers are willing to pay for online content
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