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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2009
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print industry stories: 4 news summaries

Newspaper Ad Forecast: 'Long Way From Extinction'

Print publications will serve 'distilled' upper-crust audience, analysts predict

Aug 7, 09 5:05 PM CDT
(Newser) - For the newspaper industry, finally a bit of good news: Ad revenue is projected to end its long slide and actually increase 2.4% in 2010, says a forecast from Borrell Associates. Modest year-by-year increases are expected to continue through at least 2014, reports Advertising Age. Borrell’s analysis does... More »

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newspaper • advertising • print industry • ad revenue • print advertising • readership

Quincy Jones Wants Vibe Back—Online

'They just messed
my magazine all up,'
former owner says

Jul 2, 09 4:42 PM CDT
(Newser) - Don’t count out Vibe, Quincy Jones tells Ebony. Despite this week's announced end to its print edition, Jones says the hip-hop publication he founded 16 years ago will continue online. “I’m trying to buy my magazine back now,” Jones said. “They just messed my magazine... More »

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entertainment • Internet • online media • magazine • print industry • print advertising • Quincy Jones • Vibe • Jay-ZTV

Legendary
New York Editor Dead at 82

New Journalism pioneer Felker defined city magazine format

Jul 1, 08 2:45 PM CDT
(Newser) - Clay Felker, founder and editor of New York magazine, died today at 82. Felker was the pioneer of a distinctive format that has become the model for weekly magazines: long, novelistic features alongside short, spicy service pieces. "Clay was obsessed with power, and he invented a magazine in the... More »

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New York • obituary • magazine • journalism • print industry • magazine industry • print journalism • magazine publishing • Clay Felker

Alert the Aliens: Weekly World News Dead at 28

Not even Elvis can save iconic tabloid from lagging print industry

Aug 7, 07 4:57 PM CDT
(Newser) - For 28 years, it was the “world’s most reliable newspaper,” replete with stories of Elvis sightings, alien babies, and dwarf-eating dieters. But the Weekly World News is no more. The black-and-white publication, known for its loose headlines and even looser facts, will publish its final print... More »

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media • newspaper • tabloids • National Enquirer • Weekly World News • Eddie Clontz • Bat Boy • Elvis sightings • American media • UFO sightings • print industry • fake news

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