Web expert says fear shouldn’t guide content

By JESSICA ESTEPAAPME Gazette StaffBefore he talked about multimedia ethics Tuesday afternoon, Kenny Irby was asked one question that he used to define his session: What’s the difference between…Continue

Started by Donica Mensing Sep 10, 2008.

Turning to Net first for morning news fix becoming norm

By AMY BRITTAINAPME Gazette staffA stretch of the arms, a cup of coffee and a bagel with cream cheese are likely morning routines for many editors.But what comes next? A trip outside in a robe and…Continue

Started by Donica Mensing Sep 10, 2008.

Panel: Sites key to delivering news

By JEFF MOSIERAPME Gazette StaffMarshall Field was famous for his slogan, “Give the lady what she wants.” That sentiment is the essence of this year’s APME conference. At Tuesday morning’s session…Continue

Started by Donica Mensing Sep 10, 2008.

Idaho newspaper editor makes case for narrative

By FRED D. MCGHEE IIAPME Gazette StaffAt a time when print readership is declining, newspapers large and small are looking for creative ways to deliver the news. The skill of nonfiction narrative…Continue

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Papers explore options in wake of AP changes

By KYLE WHITFIELDThe Post Register in Idaho Falls pays about $112,000 a year for its Associated Press subscription — 8 percent of the newspaper’s $1.4 million budget.“Doesn’t sound like much, but for…Continue

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Started by Donica Mensing Sep 10, 2008.