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June 20, 2007
Suburban Chicago
Training for copy editing, headline writing and protecting against libel at newspapers.
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Copy Editing Benefits
Training focuses on improving credibility through more accurate …
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3/14/07
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Nov. 2, 2007
Omaha, Neb.
Training for copy editing, headline writing and protecting against libel at newspapers
Copy Editing Benefits
Training focuses on improving credibility through mroe accurate and precise editing. Sessions help …
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3/14/07
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June 21, 2007
Suburban Chicago
Training for newspaper staffs in designing for gains in readership.
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Newspaper Design Benefits
Training focuses on improving readability using elements of visual communication …
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3/14/07
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Nov. 1, 2007
Omaha, Neb.
Training for newspaper staffs in designing for gains in readership
Newspaper Design Benefits
Training focuses on improving readability using elements of visual communication Speakers address layout tips, photo …
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3/14/07
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June 26, 2007
Chicago, Ill.
Training for newspaper advertising sales staffs in selling online advertising and other new media ad options
Interactive Sales Benefits
Training focuses on best practices in sales of online advertising and …
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3/14/07
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Download speaker PowerPoint presentations here. More files will be posted as they become available…
Welcome to the Future - Greg Swanson Understanding Newspapers Online Audiences in Local Markets - Greg Harmon Newspapers in a …
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3/7/07
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Jon Louder, circulation director at the Mitchell (S.D.) Daily Republic, believes in the power of customer service. He shares a familiar axiom uttered by many over the years: A newspaper might boast Pulitzer Prize-winning news, but if the service is …
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By Randy Craig | Editor
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3/6/07
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Finding innovative ways to cover political elections without overloading or disillusioning voters, especially in high-stakes races such as the recent midterm elections, is a constant challenge for newspapers.For the Idaho Statesman and The Tribune …
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By Dorothy Hernandez | Special to the Inlander
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3/6/07
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Some industry analysts think newspapers don't have a prayer on the Web. Yet a California newspaper is looking for all the online prayers it can get.The Modesto (Calif.) Bee has hosted interactive reader forums on its Web site, www.modbee.com, since …
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By Jeremy Weber | Associate Editor
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3/6/07
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Drawing up a design that advertisers can fit right into, reaching an untapped target audience, and distributing within a strategic schedule - these actions were key to three papers improving their home improvement sections.Filling in nooks, zoning …
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By Ellyn Ong Vea | Special to The Inlander
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3/6/07
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Two days after the Inland Press Study Mission group left Venezuela on Jan. 29, the National Assembly there granted President Hugo Chavez broad new powers to legislate by decree.Inland does not claim a cause and effect relationship between the Study …
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By Emerson Lynn | Iola (Kan.) Register
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3/6/07
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The Marco News in Marco Island, Fla., and The Bakersfield (Calif.) Californian took first-place honors in their respective circulation divisions in the first-ever New Frontier Awards sponsored by Inland Press Association.
The contest honors the …
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3/1/07
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As skyrocketing housing prices force more and more residents to move elsewhere, the Palm Beach (Fla.) Post has produced a special section designed to help readers weather the housing storm.The newspaper has been at the forefront of affordable …
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By Jeremy Weber | Associate Editor
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2/19/07
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The Internet is helping a South Carolina daily to better fulfill its founders' mission.The State was founded in 1891 by the Gonzales brothers, sons of a Cuban revolutionary general and an aristocratic planter's daughter. The brothers - N.G., Ambrose …
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By Jeremy Weber | Associate Editor
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2/19/07
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Nan Hu, a 16-year-old high school junior who lives in Lexington, Ky., is not one to give up.After applying and being turned down twice to be on the Teen Board at the Lexington Herald-Leader, she tried a third time.And got in."I've always wanted to …
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By Dorothy Hernandez | Special to the Inlander
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2/19/07
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