11/22/2008
Palestinians place peace ads in Israeli newspapers (AME Info)
The Palestinian Authority has placed full-page ads in Hebrew newspapers in Israel that promote an Arab peace plan first put forward in 2002. The adverts offer Arab recognition of Israel if the country ends its occupation of land captured in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war.
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11/22/2008
Roy Greenslade: James Murdoch speaks up for newspapers (Guardian Unlimited)
James Murdoch thinks newspapers present one of the great opportunities for innovation and he does not share the growing gloom of other publishers. He also accused the industry - well, that bit of the industry not controlled by News Corporation , of course - of failing to attend to customers' changing wishes. Speaking at the Monaco Media Forum , he said: "The newspaper industry has ...
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11/22/2008
Headlines in major Indian newspapers (Islamic Republic News Agency)
India - Press - Headlines The following headlines appeared in the major Indian newspapers. ***THE INDIAN EXPRESS - Michael Jackson converts to Islam - Tibetan meet to conclude today, reaffirms faith in Dalai lama - India-China war game to begin on December 4 - India, Turkey decide to double bilateral trade by 2010 - Reliance-Kurdistan oil deals illegal, says Iraqi oil minister ***THE STATESMAN - ...
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11/22/2008
Central Missouri Newspapers Inc. debuts its newest publication (Jefferson City News Tribune)
The Lake Today, a new weekly publication at the Lake of the Ozarks, debuts on Wednesday. Central Missouri Newspapers Inc. is adding to its family with the unveiling of The Lake Today, a new weekly newspaper based in Lake Ozark.
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11/23/2008
The Gazette-Enterprise Newspapers in Education (Seguin Gazette-Enterprise)
Team up with The Gazette-Enterprise to support local classroom teachers and students! Classroom copies of The Gazette-Enterprise are available free for local classrooms.
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11/23/2008
The Daily Sentinel Newspapers in Education (The Scottsboro Daily Sentinel)
Team up with The Daily Sentinel to support local classroom teachers and students! Classroom copies of The Daily Sentinel are available free for local classrooms.
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11/23/2008
Where are newspapers going? It's up to you (Journal Inquirer)
Forty years ago today the Journal Inquirer became a daily afternoon newspaper and published its first edition, merging the weekly paper that had served the Rockville area (the Journal, founded a hundred years earlier) and the weekly that for the last few years had served South and East Windsor (the Inquirer).
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11/23/2008
Israel's new bid to undercut Hamas pushes Gaza toward crisis (The Charlotte Observer)
(By DION NISSENBAUM, McClatchy Newspapers) Israel has pushed the Gaza Strip to the brink of a humanitarian crisis by cutting off the supply of most aid, choking off the flow of fuel for Gaza's only power plant and restricting the transfer of most supplies. Beyond that, Israel is barring most diplomats, aid workers and international journalists from going into Gaza - an unprecedented and sweeping ...
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11/23/2008
Jeff Pelline: A trip down the rabbit hole (The Union)
I've worked at some bigger newspapers during my career and helped launch an award-winning online newsroom, but community journalism is a hoot.
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11/23/2008
New technology boosts Coast farmers (New Haven Register)
McClatchy Newspapers TULARE, Calif. — With energy costs high and crop prices sluggish, farmers are turning to solar power, converting animal waste to natural gas and planting exotic trees to help them survive a tough economy.
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