Newsmedia industry

Lovejoy’s Echo resounded where others feared to tread

Oct 14, 2024 at 02:58 pm by admin

That as a former typesetter, he took the fledgling Byron Echo to Macs and desktop, “beating Fairfax to it by a matter of months”, may be among the least of the c.... Read More

Auction the sad end of a once-proud newspaper

Oct 07, 2024 at 04:25 pm by admin

Some would say the end had been coming for a while, but the death of a 155-year-old newspaper is sad by any standards. For the Santa Barbara News-Press, it came with a Chapte.... Read More

Fun for Kerry and SWM, stirring it up ‘over east’

Oct 02, 2024 at 05:13 pm by admin

Time was when you needed your own press to make what the IDF would call a ‘limited incursion’ into hostile territory; online with The Nightly, Seven West has prove.... Read More

Big agenda for Asia’s big event for media leaders

Oct 01, 2024 at 04:17 pm by admin

Misinformation, shrinking audiences, and those who want affirmation rather than education… these are among the challenges to be tackled at the upcoming Asian Media Lead.... Read More

Port-au-Prince attack makes print impracticable

Sep 25, 2024 at 05:18 pm by admin

The International Journalists Network has reported that print media in Haiti is “on the brink of extinction” following an attack in April. Germina Pierre Louis wr.... Read More