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Today's Front Pages: Today's newspaper front pages from around the world.
Today's Front Pages - Map View: Hot dots on map to rollover and display today's front page from that city. Newspapers from around the world are displayed.

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news blogging - mostly about newspapers

Newspaper Commercials & Video

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Baltimore Examiner: Love the newspaper again.
Financial Daily: Success in business. A matter of priorities
Norwalk Advocate, Greenwich Times and Stanford Advocate: Don't miss a day. Don't miss a thing.
Mi Pais - Uruguay: ????
Kids randomly stealing newspapers: And if you read the description they are pretty proud of themselves.
La Tercera - Chile: ????
Unknown high school: Title: This is how we make our newspaper.
Unknown: I'm guessing this is the copy desk at a smaller newspaper about 8 p.m.
Ferguson Fetching: This is Ferguson fetching the Ft. Myers News Press.
Ferguson Fetching - newspaper view: Ever wonder what it looks like from the newspaper angle when a dog fetches the paper?
Be sure to let the video run, even when the screen is dark, the sound is fun.
Gigantic newspaper press: See the printing of a newspaper from blank roll to bundles heading to the public.
News flash: Former friend sets the newspaper on fire while his former buddy is reading it.
The future of innovation newspapers: (David Nordfors, Innovation Journalism Vol.2 No.12, Oct 31 2005. Recorded 27 July 05)

Two hours of streaming video.

A roundtable discussion about the future of journalism with the "father of the Internet" Vint Cerf (Google /ICANN), Whitfield Diffie (Sun Microsystems), journalists and experts. Producer and moderator: David Nordfors (Stanford / VINNOVA)

It's innovation time for journalism! Traditional news media are being challenged by innovative sources of news on the Internet, such as blogospheres, or citizen journalism.

Traditional journalism struggles when covering innovation as a topic. While innovation pivots society it is not a key news word. Traditional news beats, such as technology, business or politics - chop up innovation processes to fit their news slots, missing the bigger picture.

How can journalism report on innovation, following the cross-boundary interactions driving today's society? Who can do it?
Print and electronic journalism: "Educational Forum" panel discussion:

Carl Gottlieb, former Fox Network News Director in Washington, now head of the ... all » Project for Excellence in Journalism, which seeks improvement in local news programs;
54 minute video, doesn't stream.

Robert McChesney, professor of communications at the University of Illinois - author or co-author of several books on the media, including "Rich Media, Poor Democracy: Communication Politics in Dubious Times"; and

Jeffrey Scheuer, a writer on politics, history and the media, and author of "The Sound Bite Society: Television and the American Mind"
Paperboy dances to sell more: Midland, TX, youth street hawker goes all out to sell newspaper.
Girl climbs into vendor: Not long before we read about a kid getting stuck in a newspaper vending machine.
Mr. Genius tries to buy newspaper.: What a genius this guy is. I don't believe for a second that he took a juicy dump.
Kid jams himself inside vender: Suppose the Seattle Post-Intelligencer has had a rash of rack damage? I sent the video and asked the Circulation Director, but he never replied.
Newspaper Dance: Don't know what having newspapers laying on the floor has to do with this dance!
Newspaper in puddle: Every wonder why your carrier would throw your newspaper in a puddle? Maybe it wasn't the carrier.
Youth using newspaper: OK, not exactly reading it, but it's a start.
USA Today dedicated reader: Here's a young woman that is determined to read USA Today.
Life of new person - short cartoon: A morose one minute cartoon condensing the life of a newspaper person.
Gene Kelly's classic dance with newspaper: How could I have gone so long and not included this great dance sequence. Genius!
Leno reads typos: One of his ongoing and classic segments featuring newspaper goofs.

Signs that newspapers aren't dead or dying

Newspaper Exec Likes Future: The daily newspaper in each local market is less subject to [audience] fragmentation than any other medium it's competing against, because every other outlet faces more competition within their medium. More television channels, more radio stations, more Internet, more of everything else, [but only] one daily newspaper in each market for the most part
Mo Rocca Doesn't Want Print To Die: (CBS) Sunday Morning commentator Mo Rocca loves newspapers for the tabloid headlines more than anything else.
Smaller newspapers prosper: Big Profits in Small Packages -
Little Newspapers Prosper With Narrow Focus on Very Local News
How a newspaper section embraced the Web: Commentary: Midsize dailies are adapting to the digital explosion
By Jon Friedman, MarketWatch
Newspapers Worldwide Are Booming: The number of daily newspaper titles published worldwide has risen above 10,000 for the first time ever , according to the World Association of Newspapers.

The WAN World Press Trends survey shows that global newspaper circulation has risen almost 10 per cent over five years, 2.36 per cent of which was last year, while European growth was 2.12 per cent over five years: some 4.18 per cent of which was in the past year.
Media Life: Don't Write Off The Daily Paper Quite Yet: For all its problems, the American newspaper remains an extremely healthy institution that enjoys a vital and powerful connection with readers and advertisers.
GooHoo recognizes importance of newspapers: "...the willingness on the part of Google and Yahoo! to cut revenue-sharing deals with publishers that have been written off by some investors as a dying breed is evidence that daily papers, and their expensive news-gathering operations, still provide indispensable content for their local audiences. "
Mark Cuban likes newspapers, kinda.: He says: "If I had more time? I'd get into places where people are so afraid right now that the economics dominate the common sense. I'd get into a business like newspapers-local newspapers. Newspapers are a perfect example of how economics dominate common sense. Contrary to popular belief, newspapers aren't dying."
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The Good News: Wall Street thinks the newspaper business is a lousy bet. So why are savvy investors like Jack Welch and David Geffen doubling down?
Students interested in newspaper jobs: SALT LAKE CITY - In the past few days it's been my pleasure to speak to several college classes of extremely bright communications students.

Some of them plan to go into public relations when they graduate.

Some seek a career in television.

But a surprising, and heartening, number plan to try their hand at print newspapers, despite gloomy questioning by some outsiders as to whether the print newspaper is an endangered species.
Grads don't read much, but bullish on future: According to a newly-released annual survey of new communications grads by The University of Georgia. Even though grads aren't especially big consumers of news in any medium, they are optimistic that media jobs will be there for them.
Newspapers Are Doomed! Buy Their Shares!: Don't worry about the "gloom" in newspapers, advises Paul Talacko. "Although there is a cyclical decline in advertising revenues, newspaper publishers look cheap on their financial ratios. In the next few months, I'll be adding more newspaper shares to my portfolio."
Moguls discovering ink in veins: And the moguls shall lead them?
The purchase last week of the New York Observer by Jared Kushner, a 25-year-old law student with a real-estate titan father, is just the latest example of the rich getting their hands dirty with newsprint.
Bill Gates, newspaper guy: What does it say about the dinosaur newspaper industry that the world's richest man is investing in it? According to an Aug. 8 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, MediaNews Group Inc. has a $597.3 million line of credit from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and other members of a lending consortium to finance its purchase of several San Francisco Bay Area newspapers.
Private Owners Tout Future of Newspapers: PHILADELPHIA Brian Tierney just bought a business with rapidly dwindling profits in an industry undergoing a wrenching transformation. Negotiations with several unions are just getting under way, and the lobby of the building hasn't been painted in years.

So how is he feeling about running The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News, which he bought for $515 million? "I'm having a blast," he said, not missing a beat.
Cartoon causes Furor: Newspaper editorial cartoons can still raise a stink.
The Incredible Shrinking Newspaper: That high-pitched squealing you hear in the background is the sound of the American newspaper shrinking.
Web Boosts Newspaper Readership: A decade ago, just one-in-fifty Americans got the news with some regularity from what was then a brand new source the internet. Today, nearly one-in-three regularly get news online.

But the growth of the online news audience has slowed considerably since 2000, particularly among the very young, who are now somewhat less likely to go online for news than are people in their 40s. For the most part, online news has evolved as a supplemental source that is used along with traditional news media outlets. It is valued most for headlines and convenience, not detailed, in-depth reporting.
Departing publisher comments: "Although we're in a difficult place now, newspapers are going to figure out how to do it," Palmer said. "There's a lot of life left in newspapers. I wouldn't be going and taking another publisher's job if I didn't think these challenges can be overcome."
Printing Money: The real danger is that the popular conviction that papers are doomed may cause owners and shareholders to prefer the cash-cow approach...
Newspapers are Undervalued: Stock analysts explains why the media sector: mainly newspapers are under valued.
Post Gazette Prospers: Bismarck community newspaper prospers.
Google Tests Newspapers: Google is testing newspaper advertising.

Financial Analysts View

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The Value of Newspaper Information

Value of newspaper archives: For hundreds of years, newspapers have provided and preserved detailed records of topics, people, institutions, issues and events. Today, a wealth of credible local, regional, national and international newspaper coverage continues to provide people worldwide with access to the essential information they require every day. Consequently, newspaper archives remain among the most widely used resources in all types of libraries, according to usage statistics.

Interesting Archived Topics

Specialized collections pulled from archives of digital newspaper images. Includes a broad range of public interest, from historical figures such as Martin Luther King Jr. and Abraham Lincoln to current topics such as college basketball and professional baseball. Between 15 thousand and 50 thousand digitized newspaper pages.

Courtesy of www.newspaperarchive.com

25 years of Corvette in Bowling Green
www.martinlutherkingjrarchive.com
www.abrahamlincolnarchive.com
www.titanicarchive.com
www.asbestosarchive.com
www.wintergamesarchive.com
www.collegebasketballarchive.com
www.probaseballarchive.com

Front Pages courtesy of Newseum.org

Tsunami: Terror and Tragedy (December 27, 2004)
Red Sox win the World
Series (October 28, 2004)
Election
2004 (several dates between July 30,
2004 and November 4, 2004)

Ronald Reagan's death
(June 6, 2004)
Terrorist
bombings in Madrid (March 11, 2004)
War in Iraq
(several dates between March 20, 2003
and April 1, 2004)
Columbia
shuttle explosion (February 1, 2003)
9/11 terrorist attacks
(Sept. 12, 2001)

Some newspapers with original video

Newspapers are going head on into video in addition to sound slideshows.
Thanks to: http://newspapervideo.blogspot.com/

Tucson Citizen, Tucson, Arizona
Arkansas Democrat, Little Rock, Arkansas
Californian, Bakersfield, California (Multimedia)
Californian, Bakersfield, California (RSS Feed for Videos)
North County Times, Escondido, California
Press-Telegram, Long Beach, California
Los Angeles Daily News, Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California (Broadband)
Modesto Bee, Modesto, California
Modesto Bee, Modesto, California (YouTube)
Tribune, Oakland, California (Multimedia)
Pasadena Star-News, Pasadena, California
Recorder, Porterville, California
Record-Searchlight, Redding, California
San Bernardino County Sun, San Bernardino, California
San Bernardino County Sun, San Bernardino, California
San Bernardino County Sun, San Bernardino, California (Daily Webcast)
San Diego Union Tribune, San Diego, California
San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, California
San Jose Mercury News, San Jose, California
The Tribune, San Luis Obispo County, California
Orange County Register, Santa Ana, California
Sentinel, Santa Cruz, California
Ventura County Star, Ventura, California
National Post, Ontario, Canada (Multimedia)
Toronto Star, Toronto, Canada
Rocky Mountain News, Denver, Colorado
Daily Sentinel, Grand Junction, Colorado (Media Player)
Daily Sentinel, Grand Junction, Colorado (Photo & Video)
Montrose Daily Press, Montrose, Colorado
Hartford Courant, Hartford, Conneticut
Waterbury Republican-American, Waterbury, Conneticut
Washington Post, Washington, D.C. (Documentary Video)
Washington Post, Washington, D.C. (iTunes)
Washington Post, Washington, D.C. (iTunes) (Documentary Shorts by John W. Poole)
Washington Post, Washington, D.C. (News Video)
Washington Post, Washington, D.C. (Travis Fox)
Wilmington News-Journal, Wilmington, Delaware
South Florida Sun Sentinel, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Miami Herald, Miami, Florida (Chuck Fadely) (Personal site of staffer Chuck Fadely)
Miami Herald, Miami, Florida (Multimedia)
Naples News, Naples, Florida (Multimedia)
Naples News, Naples, Florida (Studio 55 Vodcast)
Orlando Sentinel, Orlando, Florida (Multimedia)
Orlando Sentinel, Orlando, Florida (Podcasts)
Palm Beach Post, Palm Beach, Florida (Media Player)
Palm Beach Post, Palm Beach, Florida (Photo)
St. Petersburg Times, St. Petersburg, Florida
Journal-Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia (Media Player)
Journal-Constitution, Atlanta, Georgia (Video)
Arbiter, Boise, Idaho (Main) (Student newspaper at Boise State University)
Arbiter, Boise, Idaho (YouTube) (Student newspaper at Boise State University)
Daily Herald, Arlington Heights, Illinois (Multimedia)
Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Illinois
Register, Des Moines, Iowa
Daily Iowan, Iowa City, Iowa (DITV Webcast) (Student newspaper at The University of Iowa)
Daily Iowan, Iowa City, Iowa (Web Videos) (Student newspaper at The University of Iowa)
Daily Iowan, Iowa City, Iowa (YouTube) (Student newspaper at The University of Iowa)
Sioux City Journal, Sioux City, Iowa
Journal-World, Lawrence, Kansas (Partners with company-owned television station)
Journal-World, Lawrence, Kansas (iTunes)
Topeka Capital-Journal, Topeka, Kansas
Daily News, Bowling Green, Kentucky (Multimedia)
Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky (Multimedia)
Courier-Journal, Louisville, Kentucky (Video)
Detroit Free-Press, Detroit, Michigan
Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Minneapolis, Minnesota
South Mississippi, Biloxi, Mississippi
American, Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Missouri
Gazette, Billings, Montana (Multimedia)
News-Times, York, Nebraska (Multimedia)
News-Times, York, Nebraska (Video)
Review-Journal, Las Vegas, Nevada
Gazette-Journal, Reno, Nevada
Nashua Telegraph, Nashua, New Hampshire
Nashua Telegraph, Nashua, New Hampshire (Multimedia)
Asbury Park Press, Neptune, New Jersey
The Star-Ledger, Newark, New Jersey
New York Times, New York, New York (Multimedia)
New York Times, New York, New York (Video)
Charlotte Observer, Charlotte, North Carolina
Greensboro News-Record, Greensboro, North Carolina
Raleigh News & Observer, Raleigh, North Carolina (Multimedia)
Columbus Dispatch, Columbus, Ohio (Media Center)
Columbus Dispatch, Columbus, Ohio (Multimedia)
Columbus Dispatch, Columbus, Ohio (YouTube)
Chronicle Telegram, Elyria, Ohio (Main)
Chronicle Telegram, Elyria, Ohio (YouTube)
The Oregonian, Portland, Oregon
The Oregonian, Portland, Oregon
The Oregonian, Portland, Oregon
Call, Allentown, Pennsylvania
Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Eagle, Reading, Pennsylvania (BCTV)
Eagle, Reading, Pennsylvania (Local Video)
Times-Tribune, Scranton, Pennsylvania
Herald-Standard, Uniontown, Pennsylvania (HSTV-19) (Television operation owned by newspaper)
York Daily Record, York, Pennsylvania
The State, Columbia, South Carolina
News Sentinel, Knoxville, Tennessee (Multimedia)
News Sentinel, Knoxville, Tennessee (Random This)
Optimist, Abilene, Texas (iTunes) (Student newspaper at Abilene Christian University)
Optimist, Abilene, Texas (Video) (Student newspaper at Abilene Christian University)
Optimist, Abilene, Texas (YouTube) (Student newspaper at Abilene Christian University)
American Statesman, Austin, Texas (Media Player)
Enterprise, Beaumont, Texas (Photo & Video)
Caller-Times, Corpus Christi, Texas
Dallas Morning News, Dallas, Texas
Star-Telegram, Fort Worth, Texas (In-Sight)
Star-Telegram, Fort Worth, Texas (Multimedia)
Houston Chronicle, Houston, Texas (YouTube)
Express-News, San Antonio, Texas (Multimedia) (Several slide shows, some video)
Brigham Young Daily Universe, Provo, Utah (NewsNet Daily News) (Student newspaper at Brigham Young University)
Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Virginia
The Roanoke Times, Roanoke, Virginia (Multimedia)
The Roanoke Times, Roanoke, Virginia (MySpace)
The Roanoke Times, Roanoke, Virginia (Vlog)
The Roanoke Times, Roanoke, Virginia (YouTube)
Spokesman Review, Spokane, Washington
Appleton Post-Crescent, Appleton, Wisconsin
Appleton Post-Crescent, Appleton, Wisconsin
Appleton Post-Crescent, Appleton, Wisconsin
Appleton Post-Crescent, Appleton, Wisconsin (YouTube)
The Week Extra, Delavan, Wisconsin
The Week Extra, Delavan, Wisconsin (YouTube)
Journal Times, Racine, Wisconsin
Journal Times, Racine, Wisconsin (YouTube)

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Jobs at newspapers

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Newspapers, newspaper organizations and newspaper corporate job sites and journalism schools.

Bowling Green Daily News

Daily newspaper located in southern Kentucky.

Todays front pages from around the world

Websites for newspapers you may never have heard of:
Anniston AL Star
Bay City MI Times
Bentonville AR Daily Record
Bigfork MT Eagle
Boonville MO Daily News
Boulder City CO Daily Camera
Bozeman MT Daily Chronicle
Business First of Louisville
Carlisle PA News & Info
Charleston Daily Mail
Charlotte County, FL
Clarksville, TN Leaf Chronicle
Columbia MO Daily Tribune
Columbus OH Telegram
Columbus IN Republic
Coldwater MI Daily Reporter
Conway AR Log Cabin Democrat
Corpus Christi TX Caller
Crittenden Co. KY press
Decatur AL Daily
Durham NC heraldsun.com
Hampton Roads, VA
Missourian, Columbia MO
Evansville IN CourierPress
Ft. Myers FL News-Press
Florida Keys
FYIowa
Grand Haven MI Tribune
Greeneville TN Sun
Halifax, NS, CA Herald Limited
Hannibal MO
Hillsdale MI Daily News
The Kokomo Tribune Online Edition
KnoxNews.com: Site Services
LaPorte IN Herald-Argus Online Ed...
Lawrence KS Journal-World
Loveland CCO FYI
Manchester IN News Journal
Monmouth IL Daily Review Atlas
Marion IN Chronicle
Naples FL Daily News
Northwest Philadelphia PA NewsGleaner
Northwest IL Herald
Oakland Press
Paducah KY Sun
The Peru Tribune, Peru, Indiana
Princeton IN Clarion
Sarasota Herald Tribune
Tullahoma Tennessee News
Nashville Banner Digest
Nashville Business Journal
Murfreesboro TN Mid South News
Savannah GA NOW
Southeast Missourian, Cape Giredeau, MO
State College - Centre PA Daily Times
Standard-Times
Tuscaloosa, AL News
University Daily Kansan
Yuma AZ Daily Sun
The Villages FL Daily Sun Online
The Wabash IN Plain Dealer
Waterloo/Cedar Falls IA Courier

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International Newspapers

International Herald Tribune
Haaretz - Israel News

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Newspaper/Web Organizations
Ad Council - Campaigns - Current
API Homepage - American Press Institute
AJR NewsLink
American Press Institute
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Columbia Journalism Review - Media Ownership
Inland Press Association - Newspaper Trade Association
International Newspaper Marketing Association
Journalism Research News
Kentucky Press Association
mediacentral
Medill School of Journalism
mediaOnline
Mid - Atlantic N.A.M.E.
Newspaper Association of America
NICC
NewsFlight- Knight Ridder NIE
Penn State Newspaper Readership Program
People and the Press
Poynter Institute Online
Post Press Federation
Readership Institute | Consumers | Media and ...
Southern Circulation Manager's Association
SNPA
sportsjournalists.com
Tennessee Press Assn Newspapers
Web Resources for Newsrooms
abc ecirc
Readership Institute | Newspaper Culture and ...
Welcome to AmericanPress.com
Readership Institute | Newspaper Content: New...
AmericanPhotojournalist.com
Special Sections Success Stories
Newspaper Core Tasks
WKU School of Journalism & Broadcasting
ABC readership research
Topix.net - News organized by topic and location
Community Journalism
Arizona Press News

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Newspaper Photo Galleries

The Advisor and Source
Battle Creek Enquirer
The Baxter Bulletin
Berks-Mont Newspapers
Biloxi Sun Herald
Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Bridgewater Courier News
Bristol Press
The Call
The Community News
Carlsbad Current-Argus
Chelsea Standard
Chesapeake Publishing
Chronicle-Telegram (Elyria, OH)
Chronogram
The Courier Leader (Paw Paw, MI)
Courier-Post (Cherry Hill, NJ)
Daily Camera
Daily Citizen
Daily Freeman
Daily Local News
Daily News (McKeesport, PA)
Daily Tribune
Dayton Daily News
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Delaware Co. Daily Times
Delmarva Daily Times
Dexter Leader
East Aurora Advertiser
Elm City Newspapers
Edwardsville Intelligencer
Farmington Daily Times
Farmington Valley Post
Fort Meyers News Press
Foster's Online
Galveston County Daily News
The Gazette (Cedar Rapids)
Greenville News
Herald News
Herald Standard (Uniontown, PA)
Herald-Dispatch (Huntington, WV)
Hillsdale Daily News
Housatonic Publications
Ile Camera
Imprint Newspapers
The Independent
Intercounty Newspaper Group
Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN)
Journal Inquirer (Manchester, CT)
Kent County Daily Times
Knoxville News
Laconia Citizen
Lansing State Journal
Lapeer County Press
Las Cruces Sun-News
Lawrence Journal-World
Lawrence.com
LJW KUSports.com
Lewiston Sun-Journal
Lexington Herald-Leader
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Macomb Daily
Main Line Life
Main Line Times
Manchester Enterprise
Marco Island Sun Times
Marin Independent Journal
Middletown Press
Midland Daily News
Milan News-Leader
Minuteman Newspapers
Montgomery News
The Morning Journal
Morning Sun
Muskogee Phoenix
NapaNews.com
Nashville City Paper
NE Mississippi Journal
New Britain Herald
New Haven Register
News Chief
News of Delaware County
The News-Gazette
News-Herald
North Platte Telegraph
The Oakland Press
Oneida Daily Dispatch
Oneonta Daily Star
Palo Alto Online
Pawtucket Times
Pensacola News Journal
Phoenixville News
Pottstown Mercury
Press and Guide
Press Newspapers
Press Republican (Northeastern New York)
Provo Daily Herald
The Record
Recorder Community Newspapers
Register Citizen
Reporter
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Rockford Register Star
The Salinas Californian
Saline Reporter
San Louis Obispo Tribune
Santa Fe New Mexican
The Saratogian
Shoreline Newspapers
Shreveport Times
Snoqualmie Valley Record
Southampton Press
Southern RI Newspapers
Southgate News-Herald
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
The Spectrum (St. George, UT)
Springfield News-Leader
St Cloud Times
The Star (Grand Coulee, WA)
Star-Gazette (Elmira, NY)
Staunton News Leader
Suburban (Omaha, NE)
Suburban and Wayne Times
Taconic Press
Tallahassee Democrat
Taunton Daily Gazette
TC Palm Newspapers
The Telegraph
Tennessean
Thomaston Express
Times Herald
Times Ledger Newspapers
Town Talk
Town Times
The Trentonian
The Umpqua Post
The View
The Vindicator
Voice Newspapers
Golden Triangle Media
Winston-Salem Journal
TheWorldLink.net
Yakima Herald-Journal
YourHub.com
Ypsilanti Courier

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Bob Basler's Blog from ReutersThompson

MarkVanPatten.com

General Manager of Bowling Green Daily News.

Today's front pages from around the world

Media Bloggers

news blogging - mostly about newspapers

More Media Bloggers

More Media Bloggers

More Media Bloggers

Newspaper Commercials & Video

and some "just for fun" video

Signs that newspapers aren't dead or dying

Financial Analysts View

The Value of Newspaper Information

Interesting Archived Topics

Some newspapers with original video

Behind the headlines

What are journalists talking about behind the headlines?

Jobs at newspapers

Jobs for Journalists: http://journalismjobs.com

Newspapers, newspaper organizations and newspaper corporate job sites and journalism schools.

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Oddly Enought

Bob Basler's Blog from ReutersThompson

MarkVanPatten.com

General Manager of Bowling Green Daily News.

Today's front pages from around the world

Media Bloggers

news blogging - mostly about newspapers

More Media Bloggers

More Media Bloggers

More Media Bloggers

Newspaper Commercials & Video

and some "just for fun" video

Signs that newspapers aren't dead or dying

Financial Analysts View

The Value of Newspaper Information

Interesting Archived Topics

Some newspapers with original video

Behind the headlines

What are journalists talking about behind the headlines?

Jobs at newspapers

Jobs for Journalists: http://journalismjobs.com

Newspapers, newspaper organizations and newspaper corporate job sites and journalism schools.