The Nishinippon Shimbun Orders Mitsubishi 4 x 1 DIAMONDSPIRIT Presses DIAMONDSPIRIT selected for its efficiency and reliability supported by Mitsubishi’s proven state-of-the-art technologies

The Nishinippon Shimbun, the widest read newspaper on Japan’s third largest island of Kyushu with a daily circulation of more than one million copies, recently ordered two Mitsubishi DIAMONDSPIRIT presses. The new presses will be installed in February 2013 and replace existing 16-year-old equipment at the publisher’s flagship plant in Fukuoka City, the largest city in Kyushu.

Thursday 30. August 2012

HEARST NEWSPAPERS NAMES PAUL FARRELL GROUP PUBLISHER OF HEARST CONNECTICUT NEWSPAPERS

Hearst Newspapers announced today that Paul Farrell has been named group publisher of Hearst Connecticut Newspapers. The announcement was made by Frank A. Bennack, Jr., CEO of Hearst Corporation, and Hearst Newspapers President Mark Aldam.

Thursday 30. August 2012

Digital First Media Names Wayne Snow Vice President of Sales

Digital First Media, which operates MediaNews Group, Journal Register Company and Digital First Ventures, today named Wayne Snow Vice President of Sales.

Wednesday 29. August 2012

HEARST NEWSPAPERS NAMES EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF MULTI-MARKET ADVERTISING

Veteran Media Exec Mike LaBonia to Direct National Sales Efforts on Behalf of Hearst’s Three Largest Newspapers

Monday 27. August 2012

The New York Times Company Agrees to Sell Its About Group to IAC

The New York Times Company (NYSE: NYT) has entered into an agreement to sell its About Group, which includes the Web sites of About, ConsumerSearch and CalorieCount, to IAC (NASDAQ: IACI) for $300 million in cash. The all cash transaction is expected to close in the next several weeks. The Company intends to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes.

Friday 24. August 2012

Kodak Takes Next Steps toward Successful Emergence

Company to Focus Primarily on Commercial, Packaging and Functional Printing Solutions and Enterprise Services

Thursday 23. August 2012

Paywalls: Promising Early Results at World Newspaper Congress

In the current “pay wall” debate over charging for on-line newspaper content, there is now hard evidence for the pro-pay wall argument. The promising early results will be presented at the upcoming World Newspaper Congress and World Editors Forum, to be held from 2 to 5 September in Kiev, Ukraine.

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