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Some Newspapers Posts.
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Big editorial changes for The Globe and Mail
A public editor, along with a number of new senior positions, will reshape the newsroom
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Newspapers: Don't roll your own tablet
A custom device for generic content is never a good idea
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Newspapers fight for ad dollars
Printed newspapers are allowing more innovative, and intrusive, front-page advertising
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The original Toronto Standard
Unlike the version currently online, the 19th century paper was steadfastly conservative
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Paywalls or memberships
Interesting look at how The New York Times could look to NPR for money-earning ideas
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Reading and paying for news
Within days of the The New York Times pay-fence being unveiled, a number of reports about the well-being of the newspaper industry in Canada have been released. The sources, are, as usual, biased, but do present some interesting details.
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2010 NNA nomination's announced
Canada's newspaper industry announced the 72 finalists for its annual awards
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La Presse's paperless future
The Montreal newspaper plans on being digital-only in 3-5 years
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TheStar.com redesigns again
Updated homepage features more headlines and focus on the "now" of the news
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Newspapers' augmented reality
USA Today is using Microsoft Tags to tie the paper to digital content that can be easily updated
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Postmedia's digital board
Interesting...the newspaper chain hires some brand-names to provide it with digital guidance
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Printing a "green" newspaper
An infographic showing how The Globe and Mail is printed in a more environmentally-friendly way
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Post-Intelligencer follow-up
What's life like now for journalists laid-off when one of Seattle's newspapers shutdown 18 months ago
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Can design save media?
Ruminations about what "design thinking" means, especially when applied to newspapers and other media
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What Panorama may have proved
An argument that McSweeney's experiment highlights the problems with the newspaper industry
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Ten years ago: newspaper websites
What the Web version of Toronto's newspapers looked like around 2001
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Fixing newspapers
John Paton has found (as some others already know) a focus on digital is a good start
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News+
A new concept for delivering newspapers to the iPad - getting closer...
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Times' lost millions
The London Times' paywall experiment has cost them traffic, and likely a lot of revenue
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Reviving the news outlets of old
More interesting than the re-evaluation of the paywall, is what traditional media outlets are doing with their legacy products.
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Paying for the news in a digital world
News publishers are struggling to establish a viable revenue stream in the digital realm as it becomes their paying online audience alone can’t support the entire product.
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