Newspapers

Turkish Police Fire Tear Gas At Newspaper As EU Officials Lament Press Record

Protests began after authorities seized control of the country's biggest newspaper.
By Ayla Jean Yackley, Reuters

Small Town Paper Has Opening For 'Reporter Who Reads'

"So many kids you hire these days don't read anything."
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Billionaire Sheldon Adelson Is Behind Las Vegas Review-Journal Mystery Sale

The newsroom is awash with fears about the casino mogul's intentions after his refusal to admit ownership.
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Tribune Publishing Denies Rumors Of Sale After Murdoch Tweet

The media mogul tweeted earlier that philanthropist Eli Broad was in the running to buy the newspaper group.
By Reuters

World's Longest-Serving Paperboy Has Been Working How Long?

"I've done it so long, it's part of my life now."
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SUNY Plattsburgh Plans Diversity Initiatives In Response To Racist Cartoon

The cartoon appeared on the cover of a student-run newspaper.
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McClatchy Closing Foreign Bureaus Amid Reorganization In Washington

The newspaper chain is shifting its focus to regional and political news.
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The End Of Tabloid Newspapers?

By The New York Times

How One Newspaper Improved Its Coverage Of An Underserved Community

The Peoria, Illinois paper is doing so without hiring more reporters.
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The Front-Page Photos That We Can't Forget From Hurricane Katrina

For days, the media tried to make sense of the tragedy.
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