Recently added articles from The Masthead:
The end of the beginning.(online journalism)(Editorial)
Dec 22, 2009; ... WELCOME to the end of the beginning. This edition of e Masthead--Vol. 61, No. 4 Winter 2009--is the final print edition. From now on, go to www.ncew.org, where you will find The Masthead content prominently featured on the home page and also organized by category, for example, convention ...
Dean Singleton offers his vision: don't let people tell you that print is dead.(SYMPOSIUM: The future of newspapers)(Conference notes)
Dec 22, 2009; ... Although it took a little while for him to get going, Dean Singleton preached his promised three-point, 20-minute, good old-fashioned optimistic sermon on the future of newspapers to NCEW members attending the Salt Lake City convention. The MediaNews Group CEO began by way of an ...
The future of newspapers.(SYMPOSIUM: The future of newspapers)
Dec 22, 2009; ... It's a great honor to be here with s a you to feel the warmth of your greeting, and to partake of the generous spirit of goodwill and shared purpose that fills this room tonight. I treasure the editorial pages that are under the MediaNews Group banner. I have always believed ...
Paper tries 'reconditioning' market: experiment's impact is marginal, but it's a start.(SYMPOSIUM: The future of newspapers)
Dec 22, 2009; ... When we decided to pull we staff-written columns from PilotOnline.com, we did it with the notion that giving away expensive things isn't much of a business model, especially when loyal customers are asked to pay. It was an experiment. Like every other newspaper, the Pilot is ...
Doing more with less: the process of creative destruction will continue.(SYMPOSIUM: The future of newspapers)
Dec 22, 2009; ... Four trends mark the path of the newspaper industry's future. One, cost will continue to contract, while quality continues to improve. Two, capitalists will continue to tie their fortunes to the growth of technology. Three, a destruction of old products will continue, ...