2010 Journalism Print 
Waxing UnLyrical
NOVEMBER 23, 2010
November 23rd, 2010 Tweet Guest post by Jackson Wightman I take part in a few Twitter chats when time permits. In 2010, blogs and bloggers are truly influencers. In journalism, reporters are never outright paid for favorable articles. 5 things I wish bloggers would stop doing says: December 1, 2010 at 9:26 am [.]
Sword and the Script
AUGUST 13, 2019
It’s hard to believe, the company’s roots can be traced back to those old Bacon’s books printed in Chicago, or even a press clipping service out of Sweden, before that. Terms were not disclosed but the Wall Street Journal reported a price tag of about $240 million. Sources: Crunchbase , Wall Street Journal , PRWeek , GlobeNewsWire ).
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MaccaPR
FEBRUARY 25, 2015
Paul Business Journal , Twin Cities Business’ e-briefcase, and even Huffington Post have eroded the value of the daily newspaper at 425 Portland Avenue? You spent 13 years covering business at the San Diego Union-Tribune before joining the Star Tribune in 2010. But earlier this month the Journal stopped producing those pages.
Waxing UnLyrical
NOVEMBER 10, 2010
Waxing UnLyrical personal, possibly poetic, musings on public relations, media, communication, and everything in between About Shonali Ten Reasons PR Pros Should Blog November 10th, 2010 Tweet Last week, Joe Hackman hosted Danny Brown , Gini Dietrich and me on his BlogTalkRadio show, aptly entitled PRapalooza. Boy, was it fun!
Doctor Spin
NOVEMBER 22, 2023
Organization Development Journal. Printing marks the beginning of the end of the manuscript culture. Organization Development Journal. Source: Hargis, M. & & Watt, John 7 Hargis, M. & & Watt, John. Organizational perception management: A framework to overcome crisis events. Manuscript culture. Gutenberg galaxy.
Presspage
APRIL 12, 2018
By 2010, three decades later, there were four PR professionals for every journalist in the U.S. It serves an important social need and legacy media like the Washington Post are showing that really good journalism can make a publication viable even in today’s fragmented market. It’s just a fact of life.
Maxim Behar
FEBRUARY 15, 2024
In 1999, in an interview with Bulgarian online media expert Justin Toms, I declared that print newspapers would be gone by 2025. Max, you’re going against your livelihood — you started in the press, with the printing press and newspaper ink! And by “press,” I don’t just mean newspapers, but also the actual printing press.
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