Newspaper Industry

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Newspaper Industry

The newspaper industry is facing a transitional time as publishers and readers adapt to new media and changing expectations from readers. Thanks to Google's news archives, newspapers from yesterday will live on in digital libraries. Today's newspaper industry is vibrant and flexible; you can read the latest news on your smart phone just as easily as you can pick up a paper from your porch to enjoy with your morning coffee. Suite101's writers focus on the trends that are shaping journalism.

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Media Scholars Explore Who Needs Newspapers in 2011 Study

With decades of reporting experience to their credit, two researchers traveled 31,000 miles and visited 50 states to find who really needs newspapers.

Nov 17, 2011 – Lisa L. Rollins

Can Print Media Survive The 21st Century?

Is the internet making print media redundant?

Oct 27, 2011 – Michael Hogan

Righthaven Vows to Proceed on Copyright Cases Despite Dismissals

Recent legal rulings have gone against a Las Vegas newspaper copyrights enforcer though it has vowed to press on as many targets move to seek final redress.

Jul 31, 2011 – John Seidenberg

Rupert Murdoch and James Murdoch Claim Ignorance of Phone Hacking

Rupert Murdoch, News International owner, and his son James, appeared before British MPs to answer questions about phone hacking at the News of the World.

Jul 19, 2011 – Marc Latham

Media Research Concludes British Newspapers Became Less Political

In the early twentieth century British newspapers were politically partisan, but as the century progressed they became market orientated, research found.

May 22, 2011 – Marc Latham

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