• 14 ways newspapers can make more money
  Sean Blanda "spent two or three days writing down every idea [he] came across/thought of" for newspapers to make money.
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• Are you still making these mistakes?
  How to improve upon the mistakes Howard Owens described the newspaper industry making.
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• Can the Washington Post survive?
  An article examining the various problems the newspaper industry is facing with a specific focus on the Washington Post.
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• Five lessons from 2007
  The Online Journalism Review offers some lessons from 2007: "get a breaking news blog," "get widget love," "learn from sports how to engage readers," "ask readers for information, not articles," and "call out the liars."
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• Getting to the web-first mentality
  Publishing to the web first may require some internal processes to change. This post, while focused on college newspapers, gives several suggestions that can be applied to many newspapers.
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• Journalism's essential blogposts
  A list of useful newspaper blog posts provided by Shane Richmond of the Telegraph.
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• Palm Beach looks to the future
  The Palm Beach Post embraces a web-first mentality.
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• State Of The Media: 'More Troubled'
  The State of Local blog discusses some highlights from the Project for Excellence in Journalism's State of the News Media report.
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• The bad and the ugly of Northwest newspaper Web sites
  A summary of the problems with newspaper web sites in the northwest U.S. that, realistically, apply to every newspaper.
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• The next three years are critical for newspaper web sites
  Howard Owens discusses the prospects of online newspaper sites and how to know if the parent companies will survive. He also adds his predictions.
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• The State of the News Media 2008
  A report from the Project for Excellence in Journalism on the current state of the news media.
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• What are the lessons for online journalists from the 'State of the News Media' report?
  The Online Journalism Review highlights some of the State of the News Media report.
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• What's Your Facebook Strategy?
  A discussion about using Facebook to market your newspaper.
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• You can't scoop yourself
  "A paper needs good, accurate and up-to-date content to succeed on the Web. Having old and poorly written stories will get you nowhere. People want to learn about news as it happens. Give the people what they want."
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