Newspapers & Technology

Sept.
2002

Newspapers & Technology
Contents

	ABB helps re-power two major dailies
	Consumable quality vital to efficient press operation
	Rob Carrigan: Fighting Colorado's largest-ever fire on the newspaper front
	Newspaper companies report second-quarter earnings
	Boston Globe, Sun-Sentinel choose Rockwell to upgrade press controls
	Enron sues Knight Ridder, Tribune Co. for $31 million
	Newspaper industry hopes for recovery, but no clear signs emerge in mid-2002
	Goss striving to reacquaint itself with install base
	Goss International launches effort to improve parts service, sales
	Buying groups for newsprint service
	George R. Hall blends old and new to create improved press
	Heidelberg begins installing its largest Mainstream 80
	Kansas City Star announces new $199 million downtown printing plant
	Motion systems to liquidate
	Quad/Graphics founder dies in accident
	Ray Reinertson: Densitometer differences
	A look back to Sept. 11, 2001 from newspaper executives
	Shaftless drives company expanding newspaper line
	CTCP passing Syracuse test
	TKS brings full-spectrum, automated solutions to newspapers
	Transcontinental acquires 12 CanWest community newspapers
	Syracuse Post-Standard fires up WIFAG for full production
	News Briefs
	People in the News
	Short Run: Patricia Hernandez