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A year ago, the advertising department of The Journal Times of Racine, Wis., didn’t have much to tell clients about the Sunday paper’s “boring and ugly” employment section.
But the editorial folks came through with an inside-out makeover …
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By Ellyn Ong Vea
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1/22/07
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When the Idaho Press-Tribune announced plans last fall to begin producing a free Spanish-language weekly, it didn't have to worry about generating publicity.
Days after the press release, a county commissioner fired off one of his own, accusing …
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By Jeremy Weber | Associate Editor
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1/21/07
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Griffin Lovett hoped the lessons of the past would pay off in battling challenges of today. Lovett, publisher of the Courier Herald in Dublin, Ga., still waits for results he hopes will assist his carriers with high gas prices.When oil prices spiked …
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By Randy Craig | Editor
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1/21/07
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1/21/07
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A small Illinois weekly has developed the perfect strategy for its rural market. The Ogle County LIFE gives readers all the community news they want, delivered right to their doorstep - for free."The formula works," said John Shank, publisher of the …
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By Jeremy Weber | Associate Editor
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1/21/07
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Q&A with Edwin Ruis, general manager and editor of La Tribuna, the Spanish-language weekly produced by the Greeley (Colo.) Tribune.
1) Why was La Tribuna created?
To serve an underserved segment of the population.
2) What reaction did La …
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By Jeremy Weber | Associate Editor
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1/21/07
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1/21/07
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Using pictures to generate words is one way The Republic of Columbus, Ind., keeps readers involved in its longstanding special section, Parent magazine.The newspaper insert magazine hosts a photo caption contest in which the publication runs a stock …
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By Ellyn Ong Vea | Special to the Inlander
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1/21/07
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1/21/07
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Ellyn Ong Vea
A year ago, the advertising department of The Journal Times of Racine, Wis., didn't have much to tell clients about the Sunday paper's "boring and ugly" employment section.But the editorial folks came through with an inside-out …
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By Ellyn Ong Vea | Special to the Inlander
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1/21/07
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Wishing La Prensa Libre success is IDAHO Unido, another publication focused on serving Idaho's largest minority population. The newspaper has been publishing bilingual news for over 11 years. The following is a description by founder Farhana …
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1/21/07
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[SIGN UP] [GET BROCHURE]
The Inland Classified Advertising Workshop provides solutions to your classified struggles.
The March 21-22 workshop takes place at the Radisson Hotel & Suites in downtown Chicago. Sessions include:
The …
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1/18/07
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Journalists are not the typical crowd for an art gallery reception.Yet plenty were in attendance at the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art in Kenosha, Wis., sampling drinks and delicacies for the unveiling of an exhibit devoted to the photographers of the …
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By Jeremy Weber | Associate Editor
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1/7/07
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The Montrose Daily Press had been a fixture in downtown Montrose, Colo., since the city's founding in 1882. So what prompted the town's oldest business to relocate this September after 124 years downtown?"Our lease ran out," said Stephen Woody, …
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By Jeremy Weber | Associate Editor
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1/7/07
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Journalists are not the typical crowd for an art gallery reception.
Yet plenty were in attendance at the H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art in Kenosha, Wis., sampling drinks and delicacies for the unveiling of an exhibit devoted to the photographers of …
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By Jeremy Weber
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1/7/07
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An innovative partnership has allowed a small-market Pennsylvania paper to provide readers with a Sunday edition for the first time in its 77-year history.Financial and distribution limitations had always kept The Daily American of Somerset, Pa., …
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By Jeremy Weber | Associate Editor
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1/7/07
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