Top Story

When Photojournalists Get Stuck Between Police, Protesters

1.	Albom recalls how Guthman sold him on journalism 11:49 AM September 8, 2008
2.	Storm Tools for Hurricane Ike 11:28 AM September 8, 2008
3.	"Be not afraid," says departing DMR newsman. "Everything's going to be OK." 11:10 AM September 8, 2008
4.	What the Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac Takeover Means 10:37 AM September 8, 2008
5.	Nine AP staffers receive Gramling Awards 10:36 AM September 8, 2008
More Recent Articles

Small, in-person training experiences.

1.	Poynter Leadership Academy Apply NOW
2.	NewsU: Writers at Work: A Process Approach (II) Apply by Sept. 8, 2008
3.	Multimedia Journalism for the Ethnic Media Apply by Sept. 8, 2008
All Poynter Seminars

Today's most popular courses on NewsU, Poynter's e-learning site for journalists.

Our online classroom is just a click away. Learn more.

Romenesko

Tools: Text Size

, RSS

Your daily fix of media industry news, commentary, and memos.

Updated at
11:45 a.m. ET

Pruitt resigns from controlling trusts
"Not a precursor to anything."
(Sacramento Bee)

POSTED FRIDAY
It's time to get off Couric's back
Says Jon Friedman.
MarketWatch)

POSTED THURSDAY
Times-Picayune subscribers
Get four papers today.
(Editor & Publisher)

E-mail Romenesko
Send letters, memos,
and feedback.

Sacramento Bee
Still, some newspaper industry observers believe McClatchy CEO Gary Pruitt has reached tentative agreements with buyers. "They may not have deals done ... but they will have conceptual agreements," says Sammy Papert III, head of newspaper consultant Belden Associates. (Read USA Today's Pruitt Q-and-A.)
> More on KR-McClatchy from Beacon Journal, LAT, Grand Forks Herald, Miami Herald, Charlotte Observer, St. Pete Times, Seattle Times, Plain Dealer, Duluth News Tribune, Wichita Eagle, News & Observer, Times Leader, Chicago Tribune, Bradenton Herald and Morning Call.

Posted at 10:58 AM March 14, 2006

Tools:
Comment