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...Battlefields & Barrooms of the Great Alaska Newspaper War" by Howard Weaver; Epicenter Press. Former Anchorage Daily News editor Howard Weaver shares his account of the newspaper wars waged between the Daily News and their rival, the Anchorage...
...metro and sports departments of the Medina Gazette, Dayton Daily News and Dallas Morning News. He started at ESPN as a news editor, assigned to Monday Night Football to develop storylines and talking points for the broadcast. In that role, one...
Former Anchorage Daily News editor Howard Weaver will be in town next week to read from his new book, "Write Hard, Die Free: Dispatches from the Battlefields...
When President Obama addressed the American Society of News Editors convention last month, the real news was what didn't happen. The watchdogs didn't bark. No discouraging word from the gathering...
...Granted, citizens have an obligation to educate themselves and read beyond the headlines. But as conduits for critical news, editors must prioritize events that are most newsworthy. Shouldn't McClellan's disclosure that the president misled him...
...Juneau in 2007. Marquis' most recent title was deputy managing editor. Monday, Hsieh and Marquis switched roles. As news editor, Hsieh will orchestrate the Empire's reporting staff and photographers and guide daily story selection. Marquis...
...Whitman College Pioneer, a weekly newspaper produced at the campus in Walla Walla, Wa. Genevieve Gagne-Hawes is the news editor and David Hawes is a staff member. Six youths were recognized as winners of a local poster contest sponsored by the...
...gold-plated dome near the Denver intersection of Broadway and Colfax ends up below the fold or not reported. A Rocky Mountain News editor I used to work for swore that half of the people in Denver didn't know the capitol was there, and even fewer paid...
...Empire, Aug. 22) is an excellent example of what has come to be called "the smearing of Cindy Sheehan." The Daily News editor resorts to the typical attack methods frequently associated with Karl Rove: half-truths, name-calling, assertions...
...questions about what happened. First, isn't arresting a news editor rather "extreme?" Second, is it true newspapers are...Constitution? Third, how is this kind of treatment of a news editor restoring liberty to our state and nation? Albert Judson...