May 2018 Inlander

In this issue

• A conference with a mission: Maximizing newspaper revenue streams and sources

  Mission One: Revenue. Digital, print, mobile & more proclaims its ambitions in its very title, at once suggesting a laser focus on making money and a wide net to capture the many old and new ways …

• At the Annual Meeting, Sept. 9-11, in Chicago, get in front of engaged decision-makers

  Inland members are owners, publishers, general managers, top operations executives—influential and empowered to make buying decisions about your products or services. They lead robust …

• South Dakota publisher to head Adams Publishing Group’s Rockies region

  Rory Palm began as regional president of Adams Publishing Group Media of the Rockies in May, after 25 years at Forum Communications, the last four as publisher of The Daily Republic in Mitchell, …

• Active inland is filling your calendar into 2019

  Welcome to the May issue of The Inlander! It’s hard to believe it’s spring (other than Arizona and Florida is there anywhere in the country that’s warm and experiencing a true spring?), but …

• AIM Media unit buys Ohio paper owned by the Haswell family for 118-plus years

  AIM Media Midwest LLC has acquired Sentinel-Tribune of Bowling Green, Ohio and the other publishing assets of The Sentinel Company Inc. The newspaper had been owned by the Haswell family for 118 …

• Shaw Media adds another day to its Morris, Illinois, weekly

  When a newspaper announces a change to its publication schedule, it’s inevitably a reduction in print frequency. But not this time. Shaw Media on April 24 added a second edition, on Tuesdays, …

• What’s new from the Richmond Times-Dispatch, Alexa?

  Alexa can now give Amazon Echo users the morning headlines from the Richmond Times-Dispatch. Users of the Amazon smart speaker device can ask Alexa, the device’s virtual assistant, to enable …

• Cascioli returns to Erie Times-News as publisher

  Terry Cascioli, a former chief revenue officer of the Erie (Pa.) Times-News, returned to the GateHouse Media newspaper as publisher. He succeeds Ken Nelson, who had been publisher for more than …

• Jim Moroney, acclaimed industry leader, retires at Morning News

  Jim Moroney, hailed as a disciplined yet innovative leader in an industry transforming itself for the digital era, is retiring this month as chairman, president and CEO of The Dallas Morning News’ …

• A few minutes with…Carley Lintz

  So, welcome to Inland, Carley Lintz! What will you be doing for the association and our members?(Laughs) Well, I just started with Inland so I’m not sure I can totally answer that question yet. …

• Executive Voices 2.0 returns to Chicago with more on our mind

  After success with its first Executive Voices conference last year, Inland has slated Executive Voices 2.0: The Conversation Continues to be held in Chicago, with a reception and dinner on Tuesday …

• Making more money for your paper is mission one: revenue's one mission

  Inland and The Blinder Group, with the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association as co-sponsor, are partnering to convene Mission One: Revenue…digital, print mobile & more. Mission One: Revenue …

• Welcoming more than 500 new members to the Inland Press Association community

  Welcoming more than 500 new members to the Inland Press Association community Inland is on the grow. Your association has added 514 new members just since the beginning of the year. Here …

• Creating a new revenue stream from print

  One irony of the media landscape where newspapers find themselves these days is that the idea of creating a new revenue stream from print can seem—how to put …

• Renew with the renewed, powerful Publisher Benchmarks performance tool

  As renewal season comes around for Publisher Benchmarks, the performance management tool is proving it can provide powerful insights with a data entry process that is simpler than ever. Benchmarking …