DATELINE
Sat., November 28, 2009
Breaking News
- Detroit Daily Press suspends printing
- Updated: 11/28/2009
- The Detroit Daily Press said that it is suspending publication of the new Motor City paper until after Jan. 1.
- Toronto Star plans to outsource editorial
- Updated: 5:18 pm 11/24/2009
- Ferag sells StreamFold to Finnish paper
- Updated: 11/24/2009
- New Detroit daily taps MediaSpan for edit, ad, circ apps
- Updated: 11/24/2009
- Papers plan to raise newsstand prices for Thanksgiving
- Updated: 11/24/2009
- Microsoft, News Corp. mulling pay pact?
- Updated: 11/23/2009
- East Valley Trib may have buyer
- Updated: 11/23/2009
- Study: U.S. readership of newspapers tops 170M
- Updated: 11/23/2009
Sponsors
This Month's Top Stories
- Transcontinental expects U.S. gamble to yield big returns
- The future of U.S. newspaper production might be in an industrial office park, hard by the roaring traffic on the Chester W. Nimitz Freeway.
- more >>
- Sun Coast Media Group selects DTI for cloud computing
- Sun Coast Media Group last month became the latest publisher to enter the cloud-computing environment, tapping Digital Technology International for its DTI Cloud apps, ContentPublisher, Lightning and eArchive, at its 11 newspapers.
- more >>
- IfraExpo closes on challenging note
- VIENNA, Austria - Some 6,700 visitors from 78 countries turned out for IfraExpo 2009, visiting printing press manufacturers, editorial and advertising system providers and other suppliers to the newspaper industry.
- more >>
- Globe and Mail, Free Press take home Emmys
- The phrase, "Emmy Award-winning newspaper" might at first sound like a contradiction in terms, but the 2009 Emmy awards found two newspapers bringing home the hardware in recognition of their video production efforts.
- more >>
- News Corp. to combine Wall Street Journal printing
- News Corp. will consolidate the bulk of the printing of The Wall Street Journal and Barron's at the New York Post's plant in the Bronx, effective early next year.
- more >>
-
Don't let your company disappear!
Monthly ad rates as low as $50! Click here to contact us for details.
-
Newspapers & Technology magazine is free to all qualified industry personnel.
Advertisers
© Copyright 2009, News & Tech, Denver, CO | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Powered by Blox CMS from TownNews.com.