A New Era at Newhouse Long regarded as mediocre money machines, Newhouse newspapers are attracting big time talent and dramatically improving their content.
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Linda Fibich
A Brand New Ballgame New leadership is transforming the Oregonian, jettisoning the newsroom structure of the past and creating new reporting teams and new beats.
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Eclipsing the Nightly News
Lucrative and widely watched, television's mushrooming newsmagazines are becoming the major business of network news.
The Videotex Debacle Times Mirror lost millions on its pioneering online services venture in the 1980s. Its managing editor analyzes what went wrong and sifts through the wreckage for lessons for today's online information entrepreneurs.
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Record Fees When news organizations seek computerized data from the government under freedom of information laws, the bill can run into the millions.
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Russell Shaw
What's Your Beef? Some beleaguered news sources accept our offer of a chance to spout off about the media: Interviews by Chip Rowe, Deborah Leiderman and Kelly Heyboer.
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Kelly HeyboerChip RoweDeborah Leiderman
By Carl Sessions Stepp Live From The Battlefield: From Vietnam to Baghdad, 35 Years in the World's War Zones By Peter Arnett Simon & Schuster
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