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David Zeeck, president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors, addressed the general session of the association convention about the future of newspapers. Topics included internet tech…

Three forums were held one three topics relating to the media and the military. In the first forum, the panelists focused on newspaper coverage of military operations in Iraq and the Middle …

Rupert Murdoch gave the keynote address at the American Society of Newspaper Editors. He talked about the role of newspapers in the digital age, the state of competition in the news industry…

Executives talked about the state of the newspaper industry. Among the issues addressed were advertising, the growth of online newspapers, and the role of newspapers in society. The speakers…

Participants talked about ethnic diversity in the newsroom. Among the topics they addressed were recruitment and retention issues, the relationship between editors and reporters, and news as…

Senator Daschle spoke to editors about homeland security and issues affecting the newspaper industry. His speech was followed by remarks from Mr. McGuire about the impact of September 11, 20…

Mr. Harris spoke to editors about his decision to resign from the San Jose Mercury News and about the influence of business interests in print journalism. Following his remarks he answered q…

Following introductions and a video presentation designed to frame the discussion, participants talked about future trends in newspaper publishing in the new millennium. Among the issues the…

Participants spoke about accuracy and credibility in print media. Among the topics they addressed were an independent reader program designed to monitor news stories, the use of accuracy che…

Mark Willes, Times Mirror CEO and President, spoke about changes made at the Los Angeles Times in response to declines of newspaper media market share. He stressed that excellent journalism …

A panel of American Society of Newspaper Editors' (ASNE) Distinguished Writing Award winners talked about how to encourage good writing in the newsroom. The panelists focused on including th…

In a session called, “It’s Still the Content, Stupid,” editors and media researchers explored newspaper content today and speculated about the future of content and what editors need to thin…

Deputy President of South Africa Thabo Mbeki spoke about South Africa and the role the U.S. has played in the rise of democracy there. He also talked about the preservation of languages and …

President Bill Clinton discussed his desire to remain strong in foreign affairs as the line between foreign policy and domestic policy became blurred through modern technology and the Intern…

Mr. Giles concluded the annual ASNE conventions. He said that journalists must continue to serve the public trust and rebuild public trust through fairness, accuracy and more local news cove…

In a session entitled, “Race: The Conversation We’re Not Having,” the panelists discussed race issues in the newsroom, including some of the challenges newspapers face with staff and the wor…

Republican presidential candidate and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole talked about federal budget negotiations, criticized President Clinton’s choice of federal judges and answered questions…

House Speaker Newt Gingrich spoke about the relationship between newspapers and politics. He emphasized that both journalists and politicians should try to help the public govern itself bett…

Rev. Billy Graham addressed members of the American Society of Newspaper Editors. In his speech Mr. Graham spoke of his relations with the media and the role of newspapers in modern society.…

Panelists discussed the evolution of newspapers and attempted to answer the question: Are newspapers on the right track?