New ads, new ages?: Advertising is on the loose

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Advertising in newspapers, which was followed as unwritten rules has broken free and is seen on all pages; even those that were once considered sacred like the editorial page or the opinion pages. Many believe that the rules changed with the advent of the Internet but others see it as a positive change with some adding that use of different formats in advertising has a broader impact on the reader.

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Chesapeake Publishing: good things do come in small sizes

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Chesapeake Publishing Corp. revamps a group of weeklies with the help of the American Press Institute (API). API's designer and consultant, Phil Nesbitt, presents twelve tips for the designing of the community papers

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Career transitions

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Few tips for those who are making career transitions in newspaper and news media are presented. The personal experiences of the experienced journalists are shared in this regard.

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