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Zeeck: I sensed a new confidence among editors at ASNE

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"There are two reasons, I believe," says News Tribune editor David Zeeck. "Editors finally accept that change -- transforming change -- is inevitable, and they're embracing it. And they've begun to worry less about the future of newspapers and focus instead on the enduring value in the business -- high-quality journalism." (Read Zeeck's speech.) More editor/ombud columns:
> News & Record editor explains why he didn't go to ASNE event (N&R)
> Howell: Panel of twentysomethings was a hit at ASNE convention (WP)
> Some readers complain after N&O tries to improve obits pages (N&O)
> House: Check out the Star-Telegram editorial board vodcast (FWS-T)
> Tallahassee Democrat opens its news meetings to the public (TD)
> "I have a real love of the absurd," says Salt Lake Tribune cartoonist (SLT)
> Sacramento Bee starts printing names of US troops killed in war (SB)
> Donovan's amazed at how closely KC Star readers check the paper (KCS)
> "I hope we're shedding light on things," says high school journalist (Strib)
> PBS viewers contact Getler about Perle, "The Armenian Genocide" (PBS)

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