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201. Joe Zelnik

Author

Firoe, Lois

Subjects
Herald News Group -- Officials and employees, Editors -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Publishing industry -- Officials and employees, Publishing industry, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications
Abstract

Joe Zelnik has stepped down from his position as editor of the Cape May County Herald due to health concerns, said Art Hall, the paper's publisher. Under the new tile [...]

Published
2007

202. Jim Boyd

Author

Firoe, Lois

Subjects
Star Tribune Co. -- Officials and employees, Editors -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Newspaper publishing -- Officials and employees, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry
Abstract

Jim Boyd has taken voluntary buyout and will be leaving the Star Tribune in Minneapolis, Minnesota, after nearly 27 years. Boyd had been the deputy editor of the paper's editorial [...]

Published
2007

203. David Dahl

Author

Fiore, Lois

Subjects
Globe Newspaper Co. -- Officials and employees, Newspaper publishing -- Officials and employees, Newspaper editors -- Practice, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry
Abstract

David Dahl is regional editor of The Boston Globe, overseeing the Globe North, Globe South, Globe West, Globe Northwest, and City Weekly sections. Dahl had been the paper's political editor [...]

Published
2007

204. Jeffrey Fleishman

Author

Fiore, Lois

Subjects
Los Angeles Times Syndicate -- Officials and employees, News agencies -- Officials and employees, Journalists -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry
Abstract

Jeffrey Fleishman will become the Cairo bureau chief for the Los Angeles Times this summer. He is the paper's bureau chief in Berlin, Germany, a position he has held for [...]

Published
2007

205. Michael Riley

Subjects
Roanoke Times and World News (Newspaper) -- Achievements and awards -- Officials and employees, Periodical editors -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Achievements and awards, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Officials and employees, Achievements and awards
Abstract

Michael Riley's newspaper, The Roanoke Times, has won a number of awards this year. Riley, the paper's editor, writes: 'It has been a good year for The Roanoke Times. For [...]

Published
2006

206. Nieman fellows win Pulitzers

Subjects
Pulitzer Prizes -- 2006 AD, The Sun Herald (Periodical) -- Achievements and awards, Journalists -- Achievements and awards, Newspaper publishing -- Achievements and awards -- Officials and employees, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry, Nieman Foundation -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Stan Tiner's (NF '86) paper, The Sun Herald, won the 2006 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service 'for its valorous and comprehensive coverage of Hurricane Katrina, providing a lifeline for devastated [...]

Published
2006

207. John S. Carroll

Subjects
Los Angeles Times Syndicate -- Officials and employees, News agencies -- Officials and employees, Newspaper editors -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry
Abstract

John S. Carroll retired as editor of the Los Angeles Times in July. The paper's managing editor, Dean P. Baquet, will succeed him. Carroll had been with the Times since [...]

Published
2005

208. Christine Chinlund

Author

Fiore, Lois

Subjects
The Boston Globe (Newspaper) -- Officials and employees, Newspaper editors -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Officials and employees
Abstract

Christine Chinlund has been named coeditor of the regional edition of The Boston Globe, Globe South. Chinlund has spent the past three years as the paper's ombudsman. Before that, she [...]

Published
2005

209. Marcelo Leite

Author

Fiore, Lois

Subjects
Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry
Abstract

Marcelo Leite is leaving his job as science editor at the Brazilian daily Folha de S. Paulo in August after more than 18 years at that paper. He will continue [...]

Published
2004

210. David Lamb

Author

Fiore, Lois

Subjects
Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry
Abstract

David Lamb, a reporter for the Los Angeles Times, has accepted a buyout offer from the paper but will continue to write and travel. Lamb began as a reporter at [...]

Published
2004

211. Ann Simmons, 2003 Nieman Fellow, wounded in Iraq

Author

Simmons, Ann

Subjects
Iraq War, 2003-2011 -- Personal narratives, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry, Personal narratives
Abstract

'... At the end of last year I was sent on assignment to Iraq to assist with out paper's [Los Angeles Times] coverage of the crisis there. 'Much to my [...]

Published
2004

212. Wayne Woodlief

Author

Fiore, Lois

Subjects
Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry
Abstract

Wayne Woodlief, a political writer who has been with the Boston Herald for 27 years, is retiring from full-time duty at the paper after the Herald announced a series of [...]

Published
2003

213. John C. Huff, Jr

Author

Fiore, Lois

Subjects
Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry
Abstract

John C. Huff, Jr., managing editor of The (Charleston) Post and Courier since January 2001, is the new executive editor of the paper. 'The goal is to serve readers,' Huff [...]

Published
2003

214. Terry Tang, former editor of The New York Times's op-ed page. (1993)

Subjects
The New York Times (Newspaper) -- Officials and employees, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Officials and employees
Abstract

Terry Tang, former editor of The New York Times's op-ed page, has joined the paper's technology news desk as deputy editor. Having worked as a lawyer for a firm in [...]

Published
2003

215. Electronics is publishers' solution

Author

Regan, Tom

Subjects
Electronic publishing -- Forecasts and trends -- Innovations, Journalists -- Employment, Newspaper publishing -- Innovations -- Forecasts and trends -- Employment, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry, Electronic publishing, Market trend/market analysis, Electronic publication, Innovations, Employment, Forecasts and trends
Abstract

What 'is' the point of printing news on paper? Sorry. Didn't mean to spook you. For many journalists, editors and even a majority of publishers, this question falls into the [...]

Published
1996

216. News alone is not enough

Author

Regan, Tom

Subjects
Information services industry -- Innovations, Newspaper publishing -- Innovations, Information services -- Innovations, Internet, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry, Internet, Information services industry, Innovations
Abstract

A few months ago, it was all so easy. You put your paper on the World Wide Web, or on a commercial service. You hired a few people with HTML/CGI [...]

Published
1995

217. ''Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika' - then tears.' (first South African election from a voter's perspective in the US)

Author

Mthombothi, Barney

Subjects
South Africa -- Political aspects, South Africans -- Personal narratives -- United States -- Political aspects, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry, Political aspects, Personal narratives
Abstract

I was struck by the ordinariness of it all. A cross on a piece of paper and I was out of the building before anyone could shout 'vote.' Once outside, [...]

Published
1994

218. Lord Beaverbrook: A Life

Author

Hall, Joe

Subjects
Lord Beaverbrook: A Life (Book), Books -- Book reviews, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications, Publishing industry
Abstract

In a 1952 cover story, Newsweek calculated that British press baron Lord Beaverbrook was selling more papers per day--five million--than anyone else in the world. Through the 1950's the circulation [...]

Published
1993