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Keith Moyer has added publisher to his title at the Las Vegas Review-Journal, after the retirement of Craig Moon, according to the newspaper’s story. Moyer has been editor-in-chief since coming to the Review-Journal two years ago, not long after Moon was named publisher during the shift to ownership of the …

Members of the printing, publishing and paper-producing industries, which employ more than 600,000 workers, are announcing the formation of Stop Tariffs on Printers & Publishers (STOPP), a coalition to fight proposed countervailing duties and anti-dumping duties on imports of Canadian uncoated groundwood papers including newsprint and other papers. These preliminary …

By David Chavern Every day at the News Media Alliance headquarters, a stack of newspapers arrives for myself and the staff. But with the Department of Commerce and the International Trade Commission currently considering tariffs on Canadian newsprint, those days of screen-free reading could be coming to an end. The …

Kevin Kampman is headed to Nevada from North Carolina to take over April 5 as publisher of the Elko Daily Free Press and its sister newspaper, the Times-News in Twin Falls, Idaho. “I’m anxious to see Elko because I’ve never seen a mining community like that,” he is quoted in …

At times on Wednesday in the Nevada Supreme Court, it sounded like three different cases were being argued. All were about the attempt by Nevada Policy Research Institute to obtain information from Nevada’s Public Employee Retirement System on its payments to retired state workers. This has been going on for …

Sunshine Week, which runs March 11-17, is the annual event by the American Society of Newspaper Editors and the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press. They provide materials for Nevada Press Association members to use during the week, including cartoons, columns and logos, as well as ideas for story …

By Peter Wagner Many community newspapers are reporting that numerous business owners are saying “I don’t need to buy newspaper advertising. I promote my business for free on social media.” If pressed, most will tell you they use Facebook to reach their needed buyers. But social media is really not …

In case you’re keeping score, First Amendment and open-government advocates this week had  a couple of successes, took a continuing loss and will look forward to another significant contest next week. One of the wins came in the Nevada Supreme Court, which said a district court judge was wrong to …

Something I read today in a newsletter from Columbia Journalism Review about the students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School just didn’t ring true. “Almost every journalism textbook,” wrote the authors of the CRJ newsletter, “says activism and journalism are incompatible. But the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas are busy …

By Peter Wagner Not all newspapers are dead and the printed newspaper business is not doomed. However, many editors and publishers, hearing the “sky is falling,” have hurt the industry by cutting content, news hole and subscriber value. Instead, they should have increased interest with more local content. Newspapers remain …