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2. PAPER CUTS: With layoffs and fewer readers, what's the future for our hometown newspaper?

Author

Hackett, David

Subjects
Gatehouse Media Inc., Journalists, Newspapers, Newspaper publishing, American newspapers, Journalism, Conference rooms, General interest
Abstract

IN FEBRUARY 2006, THE SARASOTA HERALD-TRIBUNE was at the peak of its power and influence, or so it must have seemed to the hundreds of reporters, editors, ad sellers and [...]

Published
2019

3. News Corp carnage: fine print reveals even greater hit to local journalism; Suburban and regional papers won't have standalone websites. Plus: ABC reposts tweet after backlash

Subjects
News Corp., ABC News Inc., Television broadcasting industry, Web sites (World Wide Web), Journalism, Newspapers, Newspaper publishing, Devil, Shock, Company Web site/Web page, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Amanda Meade Of the 112 printed newspapers shut down by News Corp this week, 76 will survive as digital-only publications but the devil is in the detail. The suburban [...]

Published
2020

22. Spanish-language paper finds a home in region.

Author

McCord, Michael

Subjects
HISPANIC American newspapers, NEWSPAPERS, NEWSPAPER publishing, PUBLISHING, JOURNALISM
Abstract

Features the popularity of the Spanish-language newspaper, "Rumbo," in the New England region. Base of the newspaper in Lawrence, Massachusetts; Acceptance of the newspaper among the Hispanic population; History of the newspaper.

Published
2004

46. The Daily Paper of Tomorrow.

Author

Fine, Jon

Subjects
NEWSPAPER publishing, NEWSPAPER reading, JOURNALISM, NEWSPAPERS, ADVERTISING, MASS media & technology, TECHNOLOGY, BLOGS
Abstract

The article speculates about what the local daily newspaper will look like in the future. First, it would be important to identify the top advertisers in the local market and attempt to gain 100% of their ad budget. Next, a free news-digest daily could be aimed at the least committed readers with a more expensive elite daily newspaper, All stock and TV listings should go online. Local coverage should be increased. The newspaper should be redesigned along classier lines. Finally, take advantage of reader-written contributions.

Published
2006

47. Appalled by a Celebrity Press, Britons Conceive a New Paper.

Author

Cowell, Allan

Subjects
*NEWSPAPERS, *NEWSPAPER publishing, *JOURNALISM, *PUBLISHING, *PERIODICAL publishing
Abstract

Focuses on the plan of a group of journalists and managers in Great Britain to start a daily newspaper called "The World". Amount of money needed to start the publication; Editorial staff for the paper; Target market for the daily.

Published
2004

48. ARTICLES ON DRUGS IN THE SPANISH PRESS: HOW MUCH INFORMATION AND WHAT TOPICS MAKE THE NEWS?

Author

CASINO, GONZALO, PRADOS-BO, ANDREU, and BOSCH-LLONCH, FÈLIX

Subjects
*NEWSPAPER publishing, *MEDICAL personnel, *NEWS agencies, *PRESS, *CONTENT analysis, *ELECTRONIC newspapers
Abstract

News about drugs is important for health professionals, businesses, and the general public. However, studies examining news articles about drugs are lacking. This paper uses content analysis to examine articles about drugs in 17 Spanish newspapers (13 general, two business, and two professional) from 2008 through 2017. On average, general and business newspapers published three articles about drugs every week, and professional newspapers published 14 every week. Overall, the number of articles about drugs decreased by 10%. The most covered drug-related topics in 2017 were cancer and generics; the least covered was preclinical research. Four times more articles were published on clinical than on preclinical research. Business newspapers published more about clinical and preclinical research than other types of newspapers. Articles about drugs accounted for 0.5% (n=838/178,926) of all articles in the general newspapers, 0.8% (n=468/55,800) in the business newspapers, 8.5% (n=415/4,856) in the medical newspapers, and 1.2% (n=19/1,645) in the science news agency SINC. This study used a new strategy to search and identify newspaper articles through content analysis of large volumes of information and offered relevant data to guide future research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

49. HEALTHY EATING IN THE PRESS: using Morin-Chartier's content analysis in a Brazilian newspaper.

Author

DE OLIVEIRA COSTA, MARIELLA SILVA, TEIXEIRA DA COSTA, DEIVSON RAYNER, RENAUD, LISE, and MACHADO MENDONÇA, ANA VALÉRIA

Subjects
CONTENT analysis, NEWSPAPER publishing, MEDICAL communication, FOOD habits, NEWSPAPERS, PRESS
Abstract

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Published
2020
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50. DILEMAS DO JORNALISMO IMPRESSO NA BUSCA DE UM NOVO MODELO DE NEGÓCIO.

Author

MATTOS, Sérgio

Subjects
*NEWSPAPER publishing, *BUSINESS planning, *NEWSPAPERS, *JOURNALISM, *FREE circulation newspapers & periodicals
Abstract

Using the analytical framework of the socio-economic, political and cultural development, based on the Political Economy of Communication, this paper describes, discusses and identifies tendencies of the Brazilian market besides presenting the efforts that newspaper companies are doing in order to find a new business plan that allows the survival and sustainability of journalism on the print platform. Based on empirical data is also looking to establish connections and analogies which justify what is happening with the Brazilian journalism in the print platform because both popular papers and the free newspapers are growing across the country. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014