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Cambridge College has hired a former FBI agent to investigate who is responsible for writing and circulating a mock Newspaper ... Source: news.google.com --- 13 days ago
Scripps 2Q Newspaper Ad Revenue Falls 15% Editor & Publisher - 23 hours ago By Mark Fitzgerald CHICAGO EW Scripps Co. reported Thursday that its total Newspaper revenue for the second quarter fell 13% to $144, fueled by a 15% drop in ad revenue at papers managed solely by the Cincinnati-based Publisher. ... Source: findarticles.com --- 24 days ago
June 30, 2008 -- PHNOM PENH, June 27 Kyodo Cambodian Foreign Minister Hor Namhong dropped Friday his lawsuit against the Publisher of an opposition Newspaper... ... Source: money.canoe.ca --- 28 days ago
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - An independent weekly Newspaper that built its reputation questioning Newfoundland and Labrador's place in Canada is set to shut down. ...
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No left-wing mockery allowed! ... Source: www.kentucky.com --- 13 hours ago
The Courier-Journal of Louisville has named Arnold Garson as its new president and Publisher. Garson, 67, who had been president and Publisher at the Argus Leader in Sioux Falls, S.D., takes over for Denise Ivey as the top executive at Kentucky's largest Newspaper. Ivey announced her retirement in June. The Newspaper announced Garson's appointment on its Web site Wednesday. Both the Argus Leader and The Courier-Journal are owned by Gannett Co. Garson acknowledged that American newspapers are facing difficult financial times and that changes inevitably will occur at The Courier-Journal. But he pledged that the Newspaper and its Web site "will continue to be the primary provider of local and regional news and information in this community." ... Source: www.kentucky.com --- 16 days ago
Keith W. Ponder, former Publisher at the Glasgow Daily Times, will again lead the south-central Kentucky Newspaper. Ponder, a vice president and division manager for Birmingham, Ala.-based Community Newspaper Holdings Inc., had served as Publisher in Glasgow from 1998 to 2004 when he was promoted to a division corporate assignment while still based in Glasgow. Pete Mio, who spent more than two years as Publisher at the Glasgow paper, has been promoted to CNHI's Tonawanda, N.Y., Newspaper. During Ponder's previous tenure as Publisher, he helped the paper reach record-high circulation levels, led the conversion to a new Web site and helped establish CNHI's Kentucky news bureau. "Leaving a daily Newspaper four years ago was a difficult career decision," Ponder said. "I left the paper but the paper never left me and I was excited for the opportunity to return to the paper I care so deeply about in a community my family loves." ... Source: allafrica.com --- 34 days ago
Gina Ama Blay, Publisher and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Western Publications Limited, publishers of the "Daily Guide", an Accra-based pro-government daily Newspaper, allegedly received threats on her life on 2 July 2008 by a caller who identified himself only as "Gajekpo" and claimed to be a soldier in the Ghana Armed Forces. ... Source: missouri.bizquest.com --- 12 days ago
This is an established Newspaper with a 10 year track record demonstrating steady growth and solidrevenue sources. The recent expansion into NW Arkansas has provided a second income stream for... ... Source: www.idahobusiness.net --- 19 days ago
Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter has appointed Stephen Hartgen, the former Publisher of the Times-News and a past vice chairman of the Idaho Association of Commerce and Industry, to fill a seat in the Idaho House. ... Source: www.kentucky.com --- 35 days ago
Ron Filkins, the Publisher of Bardstown's Kentucky Standard, died June 25 in his Bardstown home. He was 57. Mr. Filkins had worked with Landmark Community Newspapers, which owns the Kentucky Standard, since 1996. He started with the company in Tell City, Ind., at the Perry County News and moved to the Kentucky Standard in 2002. Kentucky Standard Editor Lisa Tolliver said she and members of the Standard's staff considered Mr. Filkins to be not only a boss, but also a friend. “He would do anything for anybody, but he was always a Newspaper man,” she said. “He was also deeply involved in the community, he loved Bardstown, he loved his job, he loved the people he worked with. I don't think the man ever had a bad day.” ... Source: eastsidebusinessjournal.com --- 3 days ago
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Leading Newspaper Publisher Attributes Improved Credit Control to COA Solutions Finance System TSL Education also attributes winning Credit Team of the Year 2008 award to COA Solutions' system. Published by: COA Solutions Date: 23rd July, 2008 TSL Education Ltd., the UK's leading educational Publisher, has dramatically improved credit control, including reducing days sales outstanding (DSO) by 20 days, as a result of implementing a finance management system from COA Solutions. TSL also attributes it winning the Credit Team of the Year 2008 award at the recent Periodical Publishers Association (PPA) 2008 awards to COA Solutions' system. TSL Education selected COA Solutions' OpenAccounts finance system with eBIS, an electronic procurement solution, as it required a scalable and automated finance system to replace the restrictive and manually-intensive system it had in place. COA Solutions' OpenAccounts provides advanced functionality and simplicity of use and combined with eBIS, TSL has been provided with an automated and integrated financial management system enabling more efficient accounts payable and accounts receivable processes. OpenAccounts has especially impacted TSL's credit control, reducing time and money spent on collecting payments from its 20,000 sales ledger accounts, which generate approximately 80,000 invoices every year. Di Donnelly, TSL Education's Credit Manager, comments, "We used to use a third party for our c ... Source: www.topix.com --- 29 days ago
A special prosecutor on Monday charged a top opposition leader, a Newspaper Publisher and 37 other people with fraud and influence trafficking. ... Source: responsesource.com --- 14 days ago
TSL Education Ltd., the UKs leading educational Publisher, has dramatically improved credit control... ...
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Beatrice Newspaper getting new Publisher, editorEds: Moving on general news and financial services.BEATRICE, Neb. (AP) -- The Beatrice Daily Sun has a new Publisher and will soon have a new editor.Lee... ... Source: www.contactcenterworld.com --- 13 days ago
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(MFWA/IFEX) - Gina Ama Blay, Publisher and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Western Publications Limited, publishers of the "Daily Guide", an Accra-based pro-government daily Newspaper, allegedly rece... ... Find more results for Newspaper Publisher on RSSMicro.com |
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Five men who used newspapers to pump life into their communities will be honored in September with induction into the Missouri Newspaper Hall of Fame. Two of the inductees are deceased, one is retired, one semi-retired and one still active with his Newspaper company. Among them is Wally Lage, a former editor and Publisher of the BDN. He is now the vice president and chief operating officer of Rust Communications of Cape Girardeau. This year’s others inductees are the late Ed Lee, Publisher of the Savannah Reporter; the late David Steinbeck, Publisher of the Canton Press-News Journal; Robert Blosser, retired president of the News Tribune in Jefferson City; and Chuck Haney, former Publisher of the Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune. Missouri Press Association (MPA), the Newspaper trade organization in Missouri, based in Columbia, founded the Newspaper Hall of Fame in 1991. This year’s honorees will be inducted Sept. 11 during MPA’s 142th Annual Convention, which will be held this year in Columbia. The Convention will be held concurrently with the 100th anniversary celebration of the Missouri School of Journalism. Pinnacle awards will be presented to the inductees or their families. Plaques noting their accomplishments will be displayed in the MPA building and in a student lounge at the School of Journalism. For the rest of the story, read the Wednesday, July 9 print edition of the BDN. ...