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Keith Wilson has been promoted to the position of President of the Northeast Tennessee Media Group, a newly formed organization operating the Kingsport Times-News, Johnson City Press, and all their associated digital operations and supporting units. …
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1/3/12
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Doug Phares, publisher of the Sandusky Register and president of the Sandusky Midwest Division, has been promoted to the position of president – Sandusky Newspaper Division of Sandusky Newspapers, Inc
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1/3/12
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Ed Heminger
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1/3/12
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Ed Heminger, Findlay (Ohio) Publishing Co.’s chairman of the board and former president of Inland Press Association, died Nov. 30, 2011, at the age of 85.
Heminger led the third of five generations of his family to work at the Courier. He …
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1/3/12
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Most publishers know that the market for mobile content continues to grow. But making sense of these massive numbers—22 million smart phone users, according to eMarketer.com—is another matter.
Bill Tallent, CEO of Mercury Intermedia in …
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By Randy Craig
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12/27/11
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Warren Buffett recently announced he would buy The Omaha World-Herald Co. in a $200 million transaction, according to a Nov. 30 story on Omaha.com.
Buffett surprised company employee-shareholders at a meeting and said the paper has been true to …
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12/27/11
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Warren Buffet Omaha World-Herald
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JEFF BUNDY
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12/27/11
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OMAHA, NEBRASKA —Warren Buffett speaks on the sale of the Omaha World-Herald to Berkshire Hathaway at the Holland Performing Arts Center in Omaha on Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011.JEFF BUNDY/THE WORLD-HERALD
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Jeff Bundy
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12/27/11
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Bill Tallent, CEO of Mercury Intermedia, speaks to guests at Inland's 126th Annual Meeting in Chicago on October 18, 2011. Photo by Allison Williams for the Inland Press Association
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Allison Williams for the Inland
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12/27/11
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Ed Heminger
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12/27/11
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Listed alphabetically.
Alabama Press Association
Arizona Newspapers Association
Arkansas Press Association
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Colorado Press Association
Florida Press Association
Georgia Press …
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12/22/11
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Chicago 10/17/11Pam Siddell, President and Publisher of The Birmingham News, speaks to guests at the Inland Press Association's 126th Annual Meeting at the Renaissance Chicago Hotel in downtown Chicago on Monday. Allison Williams for the Inland …
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Allison Williams for the Inland
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12/4/11
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A list of national and regional newspaper associations:
New England Newspaper Association
Newspaper Association of America
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Suburban Newspapers of America
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12/4/11
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The Birmingham News had heard enough talk about the imminent demise of newspapers. Instead of standing idle, the News tackled the problem head on. The staff was ready for a fight.
“Our industry takes hits day in and day out,” said News …
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By Randy Craig
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12/4/11
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Teresa Schmedding (center), assistant managing editor-content systems for the Daily Herald, answers a question asked by one of the paper's interns during Internpalooza. Colin O'Donnell (right), senior vice president and director of content and …
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12/1/11
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John Lampinen (from left), senior vice president and editor of the Daily Herald in Arlington Heights, Ill., and Madeleine Doubek, assistant vice president and executive editor, answer questions asked by interns during Internpalooza, a daylong event …
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Daily Herald
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12/1/11
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From left are Daily Herald interns Samantha Kiesel, Rick Majewski, Samantha Wagner and Rachel Levin. Photo by Bob Chwedyk/Daily Herald
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Bob Chwedyk
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12/1/11
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Megan Bannister, a reporting intern with the Daily Herald, asks a question during Internpalooza. Photo by Michelle Finkler/Associate Editor
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12/1/11
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Thirty-seven percent of 165 newspaper executives from small to midsized markets believe their advertising revenues will be up in 2012, according to a just-released survey by Cribb, Greene & Associates, a newspaper brokerage firm headquartered in …
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By Inland Staff
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9/26/11
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John Cribb
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9/26/11
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Kearney (Neb.) Hub sports reporter Seth Blank took on local student athletes in a variety of sports for the newspaper's "Blank vs. the World" video series. All nine episodes in the series were sponsored by Qdoba Mexican Grill. Image supplied
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8/31/11
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Deb Dreyfuss-Tuchman is executive vice president of sales at AdPay Inc., which provides online classified advertising solutions for media companies. Media companies are working with AdPay to raise revenue through national classified advertising …
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By Adolfo Mendez | Editor
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8/31/11
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Deb Dreyfuss-Tuchman
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8/31/11
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When sports reporter Seth Blank isn’t writing about local student athletes, he’s going mano a mano against them, challenging them to tennis, racquetball and even burrito-eating matches.
“We sat around and I thought, ‘If I could take on …
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By Michelle Finkler | Associate Editor
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8/31/11
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A pizza place in the Davenport, Iowa, area knows the power of the press.
The Quad City Times in Davenport, Iowa, used its local influence to conduct a contest on Facebook on behalf of the restaurant asking the community what they’d like to see …
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By Michelle Finkler | Associate Editor
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8/31/11
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