- Wireless:
The Strategies
The few and the brave have found no clear path to profit.
- Newsprint:
Supply, Demand and Balance
Consolidation could spark cooperation. - World
Web Watch
Classified ads online shouldn't preclude print, but build on it. - Subscriptions
Are a Science
Successes aren't limited to the B-to-B niche. - Dialing
for Readers
Publishers rise to telemarketing challenges.
- AP Photo State
Center
Editors process nearly 1,000 images per day. - Benefits,
Costs & Convergence
Reporters don more hats, but withut profit. - Doing
Less with More
Newspaper-worker productivity fails to rise. - Newsprint
Price Trends
Consolidation among buyers and sellers stiffens resolve for both. - Intimacy and Client Service
June's New Media column. Plus an extended index of industry news. - Toronto's Diversity
and Competition Set the Stage
Some 654 U.S. newspaper executives and guests joined 280 Canadian counterparts at this joint meeting of NAA and Canadian Newspaper Association. Attendees heard innovative strategies for cutitng costs and tapping new revenue and speakers including U.S. Vice President Richard Cheney, Broadcaster Peter Jennings andAd-man Jack Neary.A corps of student journalists captured it all! - What makes a Leader?
Today's would-be publishers must match new standards.
- Profile
Meet Orage Quarles III, NAA's incoming chairman.
Young Columbus 2001
Award-winning NIE programs reflect their communities. - The Talent Search
Even in a tight economy, recruiters flourish. - Web Moves Wow Wall Street
Analysts welcome newspapers' Internet investments. - Relational Relevance
May's New Media column. Plus an extended index of industry news.
- Reader Segmentation
Segmenting readers points the way to circulation opportunities.
- From Agate
to Art
Good design makes classified-ad pages more useful.
- No
Score
Lawsuits test how much the press can profit from sports news.
- Bringing the 'Net Back
Home
Local dailies should be developing Main Street e-commerce.
- Frightful Management
April's New Media column. Plus an extended index of industry news.
- Refashioning Retail
Run-of-paper ads fall to new marketing techniques.
- Counting on the Census
New data for your maket will change your outlook.
- Archive Systems
Make full use of all content witht he fastest,
most fuctional archive you can afford.
- How We Spend Story Space
Sports is number one, and other research findings.
- Counter the "Malaise
March's New Media column. Plus an extended index of industry news. - The New Workflow
Here's what a totally electronic workflow looks like.
- Newsgathering
on Trial
Privacy concerns clash with free-speech traditions.
-
States with Privacy
Study documents some gains in access among states.
- Walled Gardens, Revisited
February's New Media column. Plus an extended index of industry news. - The Art of the Deal
Building portfolios around clusters.
- Forecast
Growth, but at a slower pace.
-
Who Owns What
The top 25 companies shift.
- Money, Money, Money
Publishers get the best rates.
- A Year of Choice
January's New Media column. Plus an extended index of industry news. - 20 Under 40
Meet rising stars from the front office to the pressroom.
- Selling
with Readership
Circulation numbers arenŐt enough anymore.
- NICC Kicks Off!
New Internet service aims to ease ad transactions.
- Pictures That Speak
Three papers find new angles for photos.
- Plucking Ads From
Online
Internet services help manage print campaigns.
- Circulation Slips
Smaller markets show the biggest dips.
- Sample This
December's New Media column. Plus an extended index of industry news. - E Commerce: The Glitter
Fades
Practical realities replace financial fantasies.
- Single-Copy Price vs.
Sales
Two bits, four bits, six bits—they holler.
- Strategic Positioning
Z Group is creating a turnkey program to raise circulation and readership
- Ride the Momentum
November's New Media column. Plus an extended index of industry news. - Syndicates and the Internet
Online options simplify sales and service and add a modern edge to an industsry staple.
- Digital Time for Censors
Big government is watching in the most to the least democratic of countries.
- Follow That Content
How pictures and text flow around the world to your front page.
- I Got It!
A sports feature that rhymes enlivened the front page in Norfolk, Va.
- Advertorially Speaking
October's New Media column. Plus an extended index of industry news. - Grading the J-Schools
Are they keeping up with industry needs?
- What a Ride!
NAA's economic forecast looks at the year ahead.
- Help for the Budget Bleary
Industry wide data provide background for decisions.
- Web Realities
New survey documents profits and pitfalls.
- Get Ready for Some Football September's New Media column. Plus an extended index of industry news.
- The Holistic Sell
Newspaper managers seek new ways to link print and online advertising.
- Wiring Your Salesforce
Salesforce automation means many things to many publishers.
- Newspapers 2000 Coverage
Overview | NEXPO | Connections
- Countering 'Clickitis' July's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Traditional Values,
Modern Ventures
One lesson -- "the message is more important than the medium" -- resonated throughout the first NAA Annual Convention of the new century.
- Wireless: The Next Wave?
Handheld devices drive a flurry of services. But is anyone really out there?
- Putting It Together
System integration has evolved beyond the act of connecting machines. It has become a force for managing change.
- Technology's Bull Market
With Y2K tweaks and technology lockdowns behind them, NEXPO attendees can assess debuts amid a strong economy and cross-pollination from NAA's other Newspapers 2000 conferences.
- Ads In the In-Box June's New Media
column. Plus an extended index of
industry news.
- Free: At What Cost?
The number of free publications grows as paid circulation stagnates.
- Mission: Multimedia
Convergence leads to new reporting strategies at newspapers across the nation.
- Profile: Andy Barnes
NAA's incoming chairman anticipates a year of “wonderful challenges and hard work.”
- Inside the Center
The Media Management Center is playing a critical role in the industrywide Readership Initiative.
- Redefining 'Paid'
The Audit Bureau of Circulations is considering an overhaul of the rules governing the way publishers count paid circulation.
- Two Paths to Scam Prevention
To battle classified-ad fraud, newspaper publishers are working both privately and with the Federal Trade Commission.
- Now Hear This: MP3 May's New Media
column. Plus an extended index of
industry news.
- Masterminding Circulation
To find--and keep--readers, think beyond current tactics.
- Tax Time
The economy, not elections, may shape future taxation initiatives.
- Streaming at Small Papers
The weekly Sauk Centre (Minn.) Herald recently took a timid step into the new-media age of digital-video reporting.
- Easy Pay, the Direct Way
Direct-payment debit programs can increase retention, readership.
- Newspaper, Arbitrageur?April's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Access Denied
Protecting the public's right to know benefits more than the media, proponents argue.
- Local News: Talk of the Town?
Even as studies confirm its value, local news remains difficult to define.
- Off the Shelf, Off the Page
Ubiquitous tools make the Internet jump.
- 'Net Staffers Post Pay, Perks
Executive-management professionals were the highest-paid employees at Internet and Web-related companies.
- The Price of Promotion March's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- www.classifieds.now
Many publishers aggressively move their franchises online. But are they moving quickly enough?
- A Host of 'Net Options
Choosing platforms for online sites involves a variety of inside and outside factors.
- A Decade of Deals
Dailies changed hands 856 times in the 1990s, the busiest decade for acquisitions to date.
- Climbing the Walls February's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Outlook 2000
A look at three possible scenarios for the year to come, plus a special focus on six critical categories.
- Horizon Watching
An NAA initiative equips publishers with tools needed to track competitive challenges.
- Readership Initiative Input
NAA Federation leaders contributed input to the Newspaper Readership Initiative.
- Ask, Don't Tell January's New
Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- 20 Under 40
Presstime's annual look at a cross-section of industry up-and-comers.
- Divide and Conquer?
Newspapers mull spinning off their online operations.
- Shiny Bits at the Bazaar December's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Direct Marketing: Do or Don't?
Taking an active route to improve market share.
- 25 Ways to Promote Your Community
Publishers find unique ways to give something back.
- Home-Grown Readership Solutions
Newspapers take a team approach to target circulation growth.
- Staunching Bloody Leads
At The Oregonian, editors take a new focus on crime coverage. With supplemental background material, including mission statements and links to examples.
- Bids for Online Auctions November's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- October 2019
To celebrate Presstime's 20th anniversary, we gathered industry leaders' thoughts about the most significant newspaper events in the past 20 years -- and the 20 years to come. Read their insights, then contribute your own.
- Counting the College Market
An ABC policy sparks interest in campus-delivery programs.
- Wireless: Newspapers Everywhere
October's New Media column. Plus an extended
index of industry news.
- Ring Around the Metros
Local dailies and weeklies take on--or build on--big-city papers.
- Economy 2000
A publishing-industry economist sees upsides, downsides to the new millennium.
- Powering the Package
Print-online integration -- and disintegration -- drove a changing Connections conference.
- Cowabunga!
A colorful parade of cows served as backdrop to
NAA's 1999 Marketing Conference.
- A Portal in Your Pocket September's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Marketing.com
Creativity, persistence play roles in marketing online newspapers.
- Community Connections
Self-publishing ventures give papers a grassroots link.
- NEXPO'99
Read the Presstime/TechNews Post-Show Overview or review our live Web coverage.
- Swim Results, in Record Time
One newspaper group publishes results of more than 50 weekly youth swim meets, including individual times.
- Online Advertising Success Stories
July/August's New Media column. Plus an extended
index of industry news.
- Planning Tomorrow's Plants
Newspaper projects reflect changing business realities, technology.
- NEXPO'99 Preview
A look ahead at what's hot in Vegas.
- NITF Nears Approval
First news standard in 20 years would speed online news.
- Survey Rates Ad Elements
A study of newspaper run-of-press advertising confirms some widely held beliefs about advertising readership and dispels others.
- Is Branding Broken? June's New
Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- A look back at the 1999 NAA Annual Convention in San Diego, including a first look at NAA's new readership initiative, an update on NAA Partners 2000 activities, advice from marketing guru Sergio Zyman, the launch of the Bona Fide Online Classified mark, Wall Street analysts' take on the industry and more.
- Reversing Readership
Defeating defeatism, plus ten tactics that work.
- The Capital Balancing Act
Taxes, technology and other factors play roles in ROI.
- Young Columbus
Newspaper in Education programs take students far -- to London, for instance.
- William S. Morris III
Meet NAA's take-charge incoming Chairman.
- Different Strokes May's New Media
column. Plus an extended index of
industry news.
- Designed to Sell
Innovative design helps keep readers coming back.
- World Wide Whirl
Smaller newspaper site goals range from foot-in-the-door defense to market domination.
- Creating Winning Sites
Tips on how to make a newspaper site stand out from the crowd -- and still serve people differing greatly in Internet know-how.
- Selling Print on the Web April's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Carrier 2000
Present-day delivery issues hint at even greater challenges to come.
- Utility Frugality
Deregulation's risks can also mean rewards.
- DAM It All!
Today's buzzword -- digital asset management -- is a new name for a familiar newspaper game.
- Online Cannibals: Fact or Fiction?
March's New Media column. Plus an extended
index of industry news.
- E-Commerce
Newspapers can help local retailers cash in on the online-sales craze.
- Racing for Auto Dollars
Publishers keep pace with changes that could detour ad dollars.
- Wheeling and Dealing Dailies
Hot action in acquisitions continues a six-year run.
- Shopping for the Straight Scoop
February's New Media column. Plus an extended
index of industry news.
- 1999 Outlook
Presstime's 1999 outlook includes forecasts from NAA's economist and four industry analysts, sector-by-sector takes and a look at how papers use the information.
- Y2K Checklist
A last-minute look at system strategies.
- A Flat Panel Future?
Newspapers could someday revisit the display technology.
- Cruising for Travel Dollars January's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- 20 Under 40
Presstime's annual profile of 20 industry up-and-comers.
- Connecting With Intranets
New, organic networks cross department walls.
- Federation Update
Celebrating their fourth birthday, NAA's seven federations are now 5,500 members strong.
- Libel: Are You Covered?
Insurance industry consolidation means many publishers get broader coverage at lower cost.
- Making the Brand Believable December's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Legislating Privacy
Lawmakers and journalists try to carve out where public information ends and privacy begins.
- Telcom's Sales Connections
Deregulation rings in advertising opportunities for newspapers.
- The Portal Push
Does today's online buzzword translate into tomorrow's readers?
- A Word From Our Sponsor November's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Conquering Preprint Peaks
Up, up, up inserts go. Learn to love 'em--or lose 'em.
- Online Storytelling
Newspapers experiment with new ways of conveying information online.
- The Competitive Threat
In the first of an ongoing series, Presstime examines advertising inroads by radio and cable and online classifieds.
- Catch the Next Wave October's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Targeting Tomorrow's Readers
Newspapers redouble their efforts to win young readers.
- The 'R' Word?
NAA's chief economist warns publishers to expect a slowdown.
- Oh, Canada!
With a national newspaper slated for launch this fall, the Great White North is heating up.
- Attention Isn't Enough September's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Credibility
Stephen Hess of the Brookings Institution examines how it can affect the bottom line.
- Courting Access
Post-O.J., journalists must fight for access to court documents and procedings.
- Conferences
Presstime's coverage of spring and summer events:
NEXPO'98 | Connections'98
NAA Marketing Conference | Co-Op Conference
Newspaper In Education | Classified Conference
Research Conference
- Online Classified Standards
To compete against the likes of Microsoft, an Association task force now develops a standard for exchanging classifieds online.
- Community Clout July/August's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Y2K: The Search for Compliance
Publishers take action to address Year 2000 computer problems that could stop the presses.
- NEXPO Preview
A look at tech trends previews the industry's biggest trade show.
- Customers 2000
As newspaper customers change, the same old style of research doesn't say enough about them.
- Raising the Bar June's New Media
column. Plus an extended index of
industry news.
- A look back at the NAA Annual Convention in Dallas, featuring a host of V.I.T.s (Very Important Texans) and other key speakers. Also see Presstime's live Web coverage.
- Pay For Performance
As some publishers link pay to measurable results, compensation packages undergo review.
- Wanted: Job Candidates
A look at hiring in today's tight job market, from the corner office to the maintenance crew.
- Legal Ads Online
Utah's law allowing public-notice ads to be posted online could spell trouble for print publishers.
- Party's Over May's New Media column.
Plus an extended index of industry
news.
- When Walls Fall
Newspapers explore breakthrough partnerships between marketing and the newsroom.
- Women and Content
The 1997 Media Usage study defines female newspaper readers' needs and expectations.
- Still Dialing for Dollars
Despite the Internet's explosion, the demand for audiotex services hasn't slackened.
- The Bionic Newspaper April's New
Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- DigiCities Revisted
Publishers and online competitors jostle over local city sites. Plus a catalog of local-market players.
- Diversity and Dissonance
Readers in different racial and ethnic groups display vastly different perceptions and expectations of media.
- RAC 98
Presstime's coverage of the Retail Advertising Conference.
- E-Advertisers Demand Innovation
March's New Media column. Plus an extended
index of industry news.
- P-O-P Goes the Paper
Single copy has traditionally faced a hard sell. New point-of-purchase savvy, however, opens the door for aggressive strategies.
- Growing With Weeklies
Daily publishers increasingly add weeklies to their mix to provide full market coverage.
- A Record Year
1997 was a banner year for the sale of newspaper properties. Also see a complete list of transactions.
- Buying Local Online February's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Data Warehousing
New tools integrate and exploit the wealth of information publishers already possess. But is this fool's gold?
- 1998 Economic Forecast
NAA's chief economist examines whether the bubble will burst in the New Year--and comes up with good news for publishers.
- Profile: Guy Gannett Communications
In the first of a series of newspaper-company profiles, Presstime looks at a Maine media company with an ambitious goal: creating $50 million in new value.
- Untangling the Web January's New
Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- 20 Under 40 (+2)
Presstime's fifth annual look at 20 up-and-coming newspaper personnel, plus a look back at the first class of 20 Under 40 nominees.
- Mac vs. PC
The traditional publishing-industry platform now faces a powerful PC push.
- NNN, Year 3
The National Newspaper Network looks back at its third record-setting year.
- Untangling the Web December's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Copy Editor, Superhero
As the public grows increasingly disenchanted with the media, copy editors take on even greater significance as guardians of truth, accuracy and the newspaper way.
- Partners 2000 Turns One
One year into the Association's bold project to improve business processes at newspapers, Presstime offers reports from the field.
- Promoting Print Online November's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Digital Photography
Newspaper photographers in the field report the triumphs and trials of shooting, processing and managing digital images in place of film.
- NAA Advertising Campaign
It's started! The Association launches a national, multimedia blitz to support literacy initiatives and build awareness of newspapers' strengths.
- First Shots in a Browser Rating
Battle October's New Media column. Plus an extended
index of industry news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Sensitivity Among Sorrow
Presstime examines how newspapers attempt to report on incidents that horrify their communities without increasing victims' and survivors' grief. Also see results from a study on coverage of domestic-violence victims.
- Bright Business Forecast
While newspapers enjoy advertising highs, NAA's chief economist reminds them to prepare for less sunny long-range trends.
- Competing for Cyberturf
A host of new competitors arrive at Connections'97, but don't spoil the party.
- Cashing in on Web Retail:
September's New Media column. Plus an extended
index of industry news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Web Databasics
Case studies highlight ways to get content online more quickly--and with less grunt work.
- NEXPO, From Every Angle
Presstime's post-show wrapup of a technology exposition best characterized as upbeat.
- NAA Classified and Research
Conferences
Federation members mixed facts with fun in New Orleans for their annual conferences.
- Covering 'The Supremes'
Members of an elite press corps share stories from the nation's most exclusive beat.
- Bring Back The Edge! July/August
New Media column. Plus an extended
index of industry news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Supplier Strategies
Winning newspaper business demands ingenious game plans from the folks who provide new products and services.
- Riding Out Disasters
Knight-Ridder Inc. executives share their hard-won experience in preparing for and managing fires, floods and hurricanes.
- NEXPO '97 Preview
Innovations crowd the trade-show floor, yet vendors and publishers focus research efforts on specific projects.
- 56k Modems
Is the much-touted technology ready to fly?
- Forecasting Web Weather June's
New Media column. Plus an extended
index of industry news.
- Number One in the Second City
Direct from the Windy City, Presstime's comprehensive coverage of the NAA Annual Convention, including speeches by Bill Gates, Bill Cosby, Kenneth W. Starr, Siskel & Ebert, as well as seminars addressing online, advertising and publishing strategies. Plus, an online bonus: Click here for Presstime's live coverage from Chicago, including additional quotes and commentary from Gates' speech.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Mission: Succession
Turbulent change often greets first-time and relocated publishers.
- Media and the Masses
The latest research confirms newspaper strengths, but other media prove more popular.
- David C. Cox
NAA's new chairman ushers in the Year of the Customer.
- Web Security
Many newspaper Web sites remain vulnerable, an online-security expert claims.
- Digital-Ad War Stories May's
New Media column. Plus an extended
index of industry news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Words for Hire?
Publishers and free-lance writers grapple with content ownership in an online age.
- Online Extras
In the wake of The Dallas Morning News' online exclusive on Oklahoma City bombing suspect Timothy McVeigh, editors share thoughts on scooping themselves online.
- Churn Spurned
Customer retention provides the focus of a new study with tips from within and outside the newspaper industry.
- New Eyes in the Sky
Satellites bring newsgathering into a new era.
- Happy Birthday, Feds!
NAA's New Media Federation turns one year old, and its chairman celebrates its accomplishments.
- Will Online Eat Ink's Lunch?
April's New Media column. Plus an extended
index of industry news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- The Push Is On
A strategy that pushes content to those most willing to receive it adds extra dimensions to new media ventures.
- Death and Taxes
A newspaper exec looks at the pain of estate taxes, which too often separate families from their businesses.
- Electronic Classifieds
Classifieds match editorial content in importance online, and newspapers explore a vareity of delivery options.
- Family Friendly Laws
New labor bills could redefine the concept of the 40-hour work week.
- How Pushy Should You Get?
March's New Media column. Plus an extended
index of industry news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Measuring Readers
Competition sends publishers to new vendors, new methods in the search for accurate and comparable audience numbers.
- Economy Lines
Small papers find new ways to transmit content to production facilities, but nothing transmits that scent of ink.
- SuperConference '97
For newspaper-production execs in Orlando, it was truly a small world, after all.
- Mission Statements
How some papers refine their vision by drafting statments.
- NAA Endorses Web-Ad Size Standards
February's New Media column. Plus an extended
index of industry news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- 1997 Outlook
NAA's chief economist recaps a happy year for newspaper advertising and ventures predictions for the year ahead.
- Thoroughly Modern Classifieds
After 20 years, it's (finally) out with the old, in with the new systems. Plus a sampler of classified-system suppliers.
- A Cable Crusader Moves Online
Presstime's profile of NCN Chairman and former HBO exec Lee deBoer.
- Online U.
Universities, which helped create the Internet, take advantage of it by sprouting student online publications.
- An Audience of One January's New Media
column. Plus an extended index of industry
news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- 20 Under 40
Presstime's fourth-annual profiles of 20 up-and-coming performers from all corners of the newspaper industry.
- Rx for Retail
Many of newspapers' best advertising customers are undergoing massive transformations. A look at ways to help them--and us.
- Networking For Online Ads December's
New Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Postal Positioning
Postal-overhaul proponents and critics bare the newspaper issues at the core of the debate.
- Quality Color, Newsprint and Ink
Presstime's annual look at color-quality efforts, the newsprint market and advances in inking technologies.
- Stating their Cases
Lobbying represents the raison d'etre for state press associations; increasingly business endeavors help fund these efforts.
- Agency/Daily Detente
Ad-agency complaints have been around for years. The news: the resolve to do something about them.
- Sizing Up Online Ads November New Media
column. Plus an extended index of industry
news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Pressing Matters
Technological innovations that address a host of concerns have begun to thaw the glacial pace of change in the pressroom. Consider what these companies gained with their upgrades.
- GenX in the Newsroom
Our adopted GenXer wanders American newsrooms and introduces us to five young subjects and their lives on deadline.
- Freeman Fallout?
A newspaper-oriented review of the Freeman court decision designating some journalists as artistic professionals.
- Now You're Talking! October New Media
column. Plus an extended index of industry
news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Reading the Signs
As society's literacy requirements change, so do newspaper programs to gain readers.
- Automating Ad Sales
Software and hardware increase productivity, but people remain the key.
- Marketing Conference
Coverage from NAA's largest marketing conference to date.
- Financial Forecast
Expect lower than expected growth, but growth nontheless, as the year comes to a close.
- Is the Answer in Your E-mail? September New
Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Hot, Hot, Hot
From Las Vegas, production trends and the technologies that drive them added sizzle during NEXPO'96, while Connections looked to newspapers' electronic future.
- Digital Cities
New-media giants map out strategies for exploring local markets.
- When Voters Speak
Citizens get a voice in political coverage.
- Mixing Ink and Electrons: July/August New
Media column. Plus an extended index
of industry news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Under Lock and Key
Open systems, the Internet and user attitudes make computer security far from an open-and-shut case.
- Place Your Bets!
NEXPO '96 ups the technology ante.
- R&D Survey
Presstime's annual look at research-and-development projects undertaken by vendors and publishers.
- Tackless, Tactful Bulletin Board
Staffers analyze their work via an electronic bulletin board.
- Out to Lunch?
Reading school lunch menus becomes the ticket to fame--of sorts.
- Say Hello to 'The Edgies': June's New Media
column. Plus an extended index of industry
news.
- A Day in the Life
Complete coverage of NAA's annual Convention in New York City, including speeches, new-media developments and survey results.
- Complete Table of Contents
- New Media Planner: Plug and Play
A variety of services offer one-stop shopping for online, audiotex and content.
- Access Denied
Across the country and in Washington, D.C., routine requests for access to matters of public record meet troubling resistance.
- On Trial: CDA
A look at challenges to the Communications Decency Act, plus links to current coverage.
- NCN & AP--Opening Day for Web Anchors:
May's New Media column. Plus an extended
index of industry news.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Profiles in Journalism
The lone cowboy gives way to the modern journalist.
- On Fitting In
Where do newspapers fit in synergistic multimedia companies?
- Web Order, Web Bill
Newspaper advertising services expand their strategic offerings to the Web.
- SuperConference
A Web exclusive: New media makes its presence known at a meeting devoted to traditional newspaper production.
- Complete Table of Contents
- The Niche Knack
On-line newspapers draw national attention to their local electronic services by tapping subjects of global interest. Rock-and-roll, anyone?
- Paper, Profit and the Small Press
Publishers of alternative and ethnic newspapers share survival tactics amid new financial pressures.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Planner: Technology Issues & Answers
Newspaper executives and industry suppliers outline their agendas to improve production and distribution in the pre-press, press, and post-press areas.
- Cutting to the Core?
The latest rounds of newsroom layoffs, buyouts and cutbacks once again pose the question: How far can you go before you compromise your core product? With results from an exclusive Presstime fax survey.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Ownership Trends
We catch up with the recent rash of newspaper mergers and acquisitions, plus stats on the top 25 newspaper groups.
- Tech Tools
Presstime offers an unscientific look at some new tools that can make newspaper work life safer and easier.
- Young Blood
As it entered the new-media world, The Press-Enterprise of Riverside, Calif., took the idea of bringing in young blood seriously--very seriously.
- Complete Table of Contents
- The Young and Restless
Presstime's third annual 20 Under 40 offers insights into the future of newspapers and the people who will make it happen.
- The Digital-Ad Dilemma
An NAA task force readies guidelines to help clear the problem-strewn path to electronic commerce.
- NNN: An Update
The Newspaper National Network takes readers on a sales call to demonstrate the industry's powerful advertising message.
- Complete Table of Contents
- At Your Service
The wire services walk a fine line between exploring the new-media future and supplying a comprehensive view of the here and now.
- When Politicos Click
Candidates for public office tap the Internet as a campaign tool. So do their detractors.
- How Much Do They Hate Us?
Steven Hess of the Brookings Institution provides an exclusive analysis of the public's mood regarding the media.
- Complete Table of Contents
- MSN and You
As Microsoft's Bill Gates enters the on-line service world, many see his arrival as an endorsement of new-media potential. Others see it as one more reason to worry. Only on the Web: a complete list of inaugural Microsoft Network interactive content providers and hyperlinks to related sites.
- Judges Frown at the Birdie
The televised O.J. Simpson trial has blurred the benefits of cameras in the courtroom. Some judges now opt to keep their proceedings out of the spotlight.
- Making Archives Pay
The Union Leader and New Hampshire Sunday News initially bought an archive as a resource for its editors and reporters. As part of an agreement with a regional Bell, it's found a way to place it on-line--without the accompanying hardware and billing headaches.
- Would You Publish?
Members of the newspaper industry responding to a Presstime Magazine survey were nearly evenly split by The New York Times' and The Washington Post's joint decision to publish the 35,000-word manifesto of the Unabomber, an unknown terrorist implicated in 16 bombings that left three people dead and 23 injured. Only on the Web: a sampler of comments from newspaper editors and publishers.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Digital Blacksburg, Va.
To test the impact of new media on daily life, Blacksburg, Va., has been fully wired. So where do newspapers fit in? See for yourself with interactive links to Blacksburg's electronic village.
- Planner: Archiving Systems
Issues to weigh, questions to ask and sources to build a virtual library of digital images and test. Plus an interactive hotlinked vendor list.
- The Postal Offensive
The Postal Service wants to reinvent itself in the age of E-mail and faxes, but success may come at the expense of some newspapers. Only on the Web: An extended version of the Presstime article.
- Complete Table of Contents
- Report From Atlanta
The Big Peach was the place to be in June as NAA hosted Connections X, NEXPO'95 and our annual Marketing Conference. Here's detailed coverage of all three events.
- Sun Shooters' Focus Now Digital
The Vancouver Sun is set to click into all-digital photo mode.
- Webservations by David Cole
- Complete Table of Contents
- Special Report:R-D Alliances
Newspapers, not known as research-and-development pioneers, now take a more active role in forwarding production technology through working alliances.
- Alliance Guide
A comprehensive look at newspaper-vendor alliances, including beta tests and other partnerships.
- Next Stop: NEXPO'95
A function-by-function preview of production developments to be showcased in Atlanta this month. - May 1995:Bulletin!
That's the call of newspapers that have opted to create online bulletin boards, a modest but effective route to interactivity.
- April 1995: For Coding, Once Is Now Enough
As the task of translating a megaload of formats shifts back to newspapers, new programs can help.
- March 1995: Ads That Click
Too often, discussion of online models centers on content over advertising potential. Here are some ad efforts that seem to click.
- February 1995:Pagination Solutions
Do it yourself, do it with help, hire an integrator or buy a turnkey system. Learn the pros and cons of each approach from those who put them to task.
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