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  December 11, 2008

• Legislators try saving 100 jobs at newspapers
• Tribune Co. seeks bankruptcy protection
• Owner of 2 Philadelphia dailies laying off 35
• Sun-Gazette names Oravec to publisher
• Lancaster Newspapers names Magel as marketing director
• Purcell tapped as Ottaway executive chairman
• From the Legal Hotline: Are there any special advertising requirements for “Going out of Business” ads?
• Order your 2009 Pennsylvania Press Pass
• It's time to enter the 2009 Keystone Press Awards contest! - Deadline: Jan. 23
• 2009 Newspaper Excellence in Cyberspace Contest under way - Deadline: Jan. 30
• Celebrating Abraham Lincoln’s 200th birthday with Pennsylvania newspapers
• Feb. 5: ASNE Online Audience Seminar - Harrisburg
• Caylor: Today's definition of 'news'
• Online will continue to expand amid 2009 global ad recession
• 2009: Weakest ad market since 2001
• Politico Network signs more than 60 newspapers
• The newspaper industry is saved! (or not)
• The newspaper bubble, too, has burst

December 4, 2008

• Altoona Mirror upgrades press consoles
• PAGE Web site is MITX Award nominee
• PAGE approves 2009 roster of officers
• Your news here!
• Alvarez joins the Butler Eagle
• Former Journal Register CEO Jelenic dies at 58
• AP names Eastern regional editors for news, sports
• Wilson on PNA: Hate to see you go
• Lee on Foundation: Town hall meeting is a great public forum for your community
• Hungarter: Pa. newspapers rank high in reaching voters
• Musselman: Business as usual? Let's hope not
• From the Legal Hotline: All three county commissioners have been attending a series of private meetings wherein they discuss next year’s budget with county department heads. Shouldn’t these discussions happen in public?
• Order your 2009 Pennsylvania Press Pass
• Safety vests are here; act now if you haven't already ordered
• Promote yourself with an ad in the 2009 Pa. Newspaper Directory
• Membership notice: Complete your data verification forms
• Celebrating Abraham Lincoln’s 200th birthday with Pennsylvania newspapers
• Display and Classified: Inaugural joint advertising conference announced
• Help our brand: Link back to www.MANSIMedia.com
• Ad industry moves analytics toward forecasting demand
• Text message ads make impression on young
• Newspapers aren't alone; radio revenues down 9% in Q3, 10% in October
• How to save the newspaper #4
• SNA Foundation announces new research findings on social networking

  November 20, 2008

• Note: Headlines & Deadlines will not be published on Nov. 27 due to the holiday. Regular publication will resume on Dec. 4.
• Journal Register mulling sale of some newspapers
• Times-News to offer staff buyouts
• Your news here!
• Luvison named new publisher of Morning Times
• Ince is named editor of Philadelphia Weekly
• Kelso named director of finance, Kuhns named as business manager for Pocono Record
• Wilson on PNA: Ye olde newspaper – first draft of history. What’s next?
• Lee on Foundation: No room for 'doom and gloom' here
• From the Legal Hotline: Can a restaurant run these two ads?
• Safety vests will arrive shortly; act now if you haven't already ordered
• Celebrating Abraham Lincoln’s 200th birthday with Pennsylvania newspapers
• Display and Classified: Inaugural joint advertising conference announced
• Dec. 4: Covering the Islamic Faith - via video teleconference
• Help our brand: Link back to www.MANSIMedia.com
• Extinction threatens yellow-pages publishers
• The Web tightens -- what's behind the slowdown in online revenue growth
• 10 things every newspaper and magazine Web site must do
• Murdoch to 'cynics': Newspapers will survive
• Newspapers: History will always needs its first draft
• Ensure openness, media group tells Obama administration

November 13, 2008

• Scranton newspaper sues rival for allegedly taking obituaries off Web
• Campaigning for a cause in the 'Steel City
• Investment group signs deal to buy Blethen Maine Newspapers
• Up to 13 Conn. Journal Register papers may close if no buyer found
• Bartash Printing introduces new Internet publishing solution
• Evergreen Printing unveils plans for Kodak
• PNA members honored for raising cancer awareness
• AP's Fraser moves from Pennsylvania to New Jersey
• Foundation Update: Learn to speak 'social networking'
• HR: Managing change -- the hiring process
• It’s like we’re living a fairy tale…
• From the Legal Hotline: What police records are public and how does the new Right to Know Law affect access?
• New federal regulation requires media to wear safety vests on highways
• Celebrating Abraham Lincoln’s 200th birthday with Pennsylvania newspapers
• Nov. 20: Sharon Johnson Memorial Workshop (Investigative Reporting) - Harrisburg
• Dec. 4: Covering the Islamic Faith - via video teleconference
• Ad Geek: AdTech New York recap
• Interactive ad spending will top out in 2009
• TV needs newspapers to survive
• API hosting 'crisis summit' for newspaper industry

November 6, 2008

• Philadelphia Tribune makes history by publishing special post-election edition
• Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reprints historic post-Election Day paper
• Journal Register loses $9M as revenues shrink
• Former Chester Times publisher dies at 88
• Foundation Update: Looking ahead
• HR: Organizational strategy and managing job performance
• From the Legal Hotline: What are the rules regarding access to election returns?
• H&D survey complete -- thanks for your input!
• New federal regulation requires media to wear safety vests on highways
• Covering the Islamic Faith - Dec. 4, 9, 11 a.m.
• Nov. 13: PNA On the Road - King of Prussia
• Nov. 13: Journalistic Ethics in a Digital World - Hackensack, N.J.
• ONLY A FEW SPACES LEFT!!! - Nov. 14: Judges/Journalists Workshop - Pittsburgh
• Nov. 20: Sharon Johnson Memorial Workshop (Investigative Reporting) - Harrisburg
• A successful sales rep once told me….
• Scripps tries to steer local ads to papers’ sites
• Google, Yahoo scrap proposed search deal
• Obama victory is bonanza for newspapers
• Yes, newspaper endorsements aided Obama win
• Boomers -- or bust! Are newspapers forgetting most loyal readers?
• ABC moves closer to counting any paid circ