Photo: Newspaper rack cemetery
On Sunday, I was reading what Jim MacMillan had posted in his Twitter stream, and he left a cool link. It was to a picture […]
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Front Page Friday: The Record, Herald News
It is that time of the week again. It is time to look at my favorite newspaper front page of the week. As always, I […]
Front Page Friday: Chicago RedEye
It is that time of the week again. It is time to look at my favorite newspaper front page of the week. As always, I […]
LJWorld giving unemployed readers a $1 subscription
This is kind of neat. On Thursday, The Lawrence Journal-World announced a special, 13-week subscription rate for those who are unemployed and have the proper […]
NYT planning to charge for frequent use of Web site
On Wednesday, The New York Times announced it already has a 2011 New Year’s resolution: charge frequent users of its Web site. An article on […]
Online journalism dubbed Fifth Estate
The press in the United States and abroad has long been referred to as the Fourth Estate. The term was seemingly coined by Scottish writer […]
Front Page Friday: The Las Vegas Sun
Everyday I browse through newspaper front pages from around the country and the world via Newseum.org. Recently, I have been taking in all the pages […]
Skiff Reader looks pretty sweet
Sprint, provider of cellular phone and other mobile services, is partnering with Skiff, a company that provides E-reading solutions that includes its own service platform, […]
Top 10 resolutions for 2010
The year of 2009 ended on a considerable down note. I work at Western Plains High School as a paraeducator and an assistant boys’ basketball […]
‘Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus.’
Christmas is a special time, and this is one of my favorite editorials about the holiday ever written. In September 1897, 8-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon wrote […]
Famous Santa Claus letter spawns scholarship
In September 1897, 8-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon wrote a letter to The New York Sun, which hasn’t been published since 1950, asking, “Please tell me the […]
Editor cuts herself from the budget
The editor of The Oregonian, which serves the Portland, Ore., area, has done something pretty cool to save the jobs of her fellow employees. She […]