In Spokane, the Spokesman-Review is raising single-copy prices for its Monday-through-Saturday editions to $1 per copy in zones outside its core distribution area, the paper reported.
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Tune in at 8:30 a.m. Pacific on Tuesday, July 15 to learn about the video tools and training you'll need to connect with today's action-oriented, visual audience.
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Name-brand journalists from all media offer tips for aspiring citizen journalists on YouTube's new Reporters' Center.
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The SNA Foundation and NewsU invite publishers and editors to gather practical tips and tools for organizing and managing local newsrooms in the digital age with a new online course, "Leading an Online Newsroom: What You Need to Know."
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The Western Classified Advertising Association, representing the 13 western states, has released the program for its annual sales conference, coming up Sept. 13-16 in Las Vegas.
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Ryan Blethen, who has succeeded Jim Veseley as opinion editor at The Seattle Times, is the great-great-grandson of Alden J. Blethen, who bought The Seattle Times in 1896. He predicts any change in the editorial pages to be subtle, with a feisty edge.
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The Bellingham Herald building, which recently sold for $2.3 million, cost $325,000 to complete in 1926.
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Talking point No. 1 of the API Newspaper Economic Action Plan, presented recently at a Chicago gathering of newspaper corporate executives: "True Value. Establish that news content online has value by charging for it. Begin 'massive experimentation with several of the most promising options.'"
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The Inland Press Association welcomes PNNA members to view its training webinars at the $75 member rate, a $50 savings for each session.
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View five videos from panel discussions at The Future of Ethical Journalism Annual Conference, held in May at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Stanley Richard Strick, retired executive editor of The Daily Herald in Everett, Wash., died June 4, 2009, from complications related to cancer treatment. He was 68.
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It's time to pick your entries for the 2009 C. B. Blethen Memorial
Awards. The awards were created in 1977 to honor one of the Northwest's
most distinguished newspapermen, C.B. Blethen, who believed that a
newspaper's first responsibility is to its readers and to the community.
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Mark your calendar for the annual PNNA Summit that will be held Sept. 17-18 at the Seattle Sheraton.
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At its meeting last month, the directors of PNNA agreed that in these difficult times for newspapers, it was necessary to develop a way to mitigate dues. After discussing alternative revenue-producing strategies it was decided that a 2x2 ad program, in addition to the existing classified program, offered the best solution.
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