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Star-Tribune To Try Charging For Online Sports?Again

The Minneapolis Star Tribune is getting ready to charge for access to some of its dedicated Minnesota Vikings site, Access Vikings, as more newspaper sites are gently trying to introduce more paid content to their mix. MinnPost’s David Brauer spoke to newspaper editors who were there for the last...

Tags: Team, Site, Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Newspaper Site, MinnPost, Team Management, Microsoft Office, Management, Office Suites, Software, Entertainment, Sports, Media & Publishing, Newspapers, David Kaplan

External links 2009-09-11

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Swine Flu Hits Pork, Migrant Labor Supply, and Even Chuck E Cheese

Things seem to be calming down on the swine flu front -- businesses in Mexico City reopened today and the cases in the U.S. are turning out to be less severe than many seasonal flu strains. "If it weren’t for Mexico, this would be a page-15 story," an infectious disease...

Tags: H1N1 Flu, Katherine Glover

Blog posts 2009-05-07

Weekend Reading: Intentional Nonprofit News

The New York Review of Books has met the future of journalism and it’s buried inside a 5,200-word essay that I’m finally getting through. Josh Marshall’s Talking Points Memo gets the nod as “the one site that has turned a profit without the aid of print or a sponsor.”...

Tags: Financial, Journalism, Endowment, Josh Marshall, Massing, Financial Accounting, Document Management, Finance, Enterprise Software, Software, Managerial Accounting, Media & Publishing, Newspapers, Radio, Companies, New York Times, Staci D. Kramer

External links 2009-09-06

Chi-Town Daily News Finds No Benefit In Being Non-Profit

After struggling for three years as a non-profit, local Chicago news site Chi-Town Daily News is ready to go commercial, editor Geoff Dougherty says in blog post. Despite funding from the Knight Foundation, the Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation, the Abra Prentice Foundation, and others, Chi-Town “didn’t come...

Tags: Benefit, Site, Chicago, Business Ethics, Blogging, Leadership, Management, Internet, Media & Publishing, Newspapers, David Kaplan

External links 2009-09-11

Star Tribune Tries Lower Price For Vikings Premium

Will a lower price help the Minneapolis Star Tribune achieve success with a premium sports concept that didn’t work seven years ago? The paper pulled the plug on the pay concept for Access Vikings seven years ago, leaving the name in place but not the pay wall. Earlier this...

Tags: Tribune Co., Microsoft Access, Registration, NFL, E-mail, Microsoft Office, Databases, Online Communications, Office Suites, Software, Enterprise Software, Data Management, Entertainment, Sports, Media & Publishing, Newspapers, Online News, Staci D. Kramer

External links 2009-09-23

Sen. Franken Wants to End Tax Deductions on Drug Promotion

Senator Al Franken, D-Minn., has introduced a bill ending tax deductibility for drug advertising and promotion, according to MinnPost.com. This propopsal was previously though to be dead, although President Obama's chief of staff, Rahm Emmanuel, and Sen. Charlie Rangel, D-N.Y., both have sympathy for it. by Jim Edwards

Tags: Sen., Taxes, Free Trade, Personal Finance, Financial Planning, Finance, Jim Edwards

Blog posts 2009-10-08

Nonprofit Texas Tribune Launches With Budget Covered For Two Years

Monday evening as the Texas Tribune raced toward its launch this morning (some elements aren’t live yet), Editor-in-Chief Evan Smith took me through the new nonprofit journalism site—news stories, databases, blogs, a combined Twitter feed for every elected politician in Texas, the start of a Texas politics wiki. Unlike...

Tags: Tribune Co., Texas, Evan Smith, Corporate Communications, Personal Finance, Benefits, Payroll Solutions, Marketing, Human Resources, Media & Publishing, Online News, Staci D. Kramer

External links 2009-11-03