Hundreds of men and women who edit newspapers across the USA are here this week at the annual convention of ASNE (American Society of Newspaper Editors). Next week, their publisher bosses will meet in
San Francisco at NAA (Newspaper Association of America). Most of the talk here is about the future of newspapers. How can they thrive, or even survive, in this age of the Internet and 24/7 highly
specialized cable TV news and entertainment?
Read the whole story at USA Today, April 14, 2005 »
