Newspaper News Archives: Page 4

CSMonitor Extends Free Archives Back to 1980 (June 23, 2006): The Christian Science Monitor recently celebrated the 10-year anniversary of their website: csmonitor.

McClatchy Sells Philadelphia Newspapers (May 24, 2006): The AP reports that McClatchy Co.

News Websites in 2016 (May 10, 2006): The Wall Street Journal has an article about what the perfect news site might look like in ten years.

Newspapers Win Pulitzers for Katrina Reporting (April 18, 2006): The Times-Picayune of New Orleans and Sun Herald of Biloxi, Mississippi have both won Pulitzers for Public Service.

The Bloggiest Newspapers (March 21, 2006): Pressthink has a feature on the best blogging newspapers in the U.

Journalists and Compensation for Blogging (March 17, 2006): MarketWatch.

Most Still Use Newspapers for Local News (March 1, 2006): The Baltimore Sun reports that most consumers still turn to local print newspapers for local news according to a new survey from Outsell Inc.

Small Boston Paper Publishes Mohammed Cartoon (February 17, 2006): Editor & Publisher reports that the Spare Change News, a small Boston newspaper, has published one of the controversial Mohammed Cartoons.

More Newspapers Print Mohammed Comics (February 8, 2006): The Mohammed Cartoon Conflict continues as parts of the Islamic world are still enraged by the comics initially printed by the Jyllands-Posten newspaper in Denmark.

Two Editors Fired Over Mohammed Cartoon Row (February 4, 2006): Two editors have been fired because of the growing Mohammed cartoon row.

Knight Ridder Acquires Silicon Valley Community Newspapers (November 28, 2005): Knight Ridder has announced the acquisition of Silicon Valley Community Newspapers, which publishes eight weekly free-distribution newspapers in the South Bay area surrounding San Jose.

USA Today Expands Health Coverage (October 17, 2005): USA Today is expanded its health coverage.

411 Magazine Joins Unite Window Media (May 8, 2005): 411 Magazine, a nightlife guide to South Florida's growing gay and lesbian community, has joined the Unite Media/Window Media family of publications, including the South Florida Express Gay News.

Newspapers Blog and Feed (February 28, 2005): More and more newspapers are catching on to the blogging and RSS feed trend.

Report Finds Newspapers Losing Revenue to Craigslist (January 3, 2005): Craigslist, a free community website that generates more than 1 billion pageviews each month, has cost newspapers in the San Francisco Bay area $50 million to $65 million in employment advertising revenue, according to a new report from Classified Intelligence LLC.

Gannett to Acquire HomeTown Communications Network (December 10, 2004): Gannett Co.

AAN Announces Launch of AltWeeklies.com (September 24, 2004): AltWeeklies.

St. Petersburg Times Launches Free Weekly Tabloid (September 17, 2004): tbt*, a weekly newspaper for young adults in the Tampa Bay area, made its debut earlier this month.

CQ Acquires Washington HealthBeat (July 30, 2004): Congressional Quarterly Inc.

CNET and New York Times Announce Content Relationship (July 23, 2004): CNET, a technology media company, and New York Times Digital, the Internet division of the New York Times Company, announced that CNET will provide product review content and shopping functionality for both the NYTimes.