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Jun 4 News

• View Writing and Publishing headlines on HDLNS.com

  HDLNS.com is the easiest to use aggregated content RSS Reader on the net. No need to sign up, nothing to remember. Just browse and read. (read)

• Barnes & Noble Launches Online Storytime

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• Vivek Shah Buys Ziff Davis Media

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• In the House of the Hangman 23

  I've discovered it's entirely possible to drive to the park-and-ride in a dream state. Or, I wondered, had the town suddenly gone mad, like in Heart of Glass? [Note: Heather Davis, 'Ladies Who Go Hack in the Night'; Jose Padua,... (read)

• Children's Book Reviews: Week of 9/24/2007

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• Children's Book Reviews: Week of 10/8/2007

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• Children's Book Reviews: Week of 10/22/2007

  tmas Books We Three Kings Gennady Spirin. S&S/Atheneum, $16.99 (32p) ISBN 978-0-689-82114-1 Opulence befitting royalty characterizes Spirin's (The Tale of the Firebird) lush, jewel-hued watercolor-and-colored-pencil interpretation of the beloved caro (read)

• Children's Book Reviews: Week of 11/12/2007

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• Children's Book Reviews: Week of 11/19/2007

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• AHF Lauds Gilead for AIDS Drug Price Concessions for Nation's ADAPs

  Gilead Joins Abbott, Merck, Tibotec, ViiV Healthcare and other AIDS drug companies in offering concessions to hard-hit AIDS Drug Assistance Programs that will increase patient access to lifesaving AIDS medications WASHINGTON, June 4 (read)

• Pacquiao again honored as Fighter of the Year

  NEW YORK ? Manny Pacquiao seems to win something, whether it's a fight or an award, just about every time he makes the long trip to the United States. The pound-for-pound king and newly elected congressman from the Philippines accepted his third Figh (read)

• Foreman, Cotto set to break in new Yankee Stadium

  NEW YORK ? Yuri Foreman has one of the most engaging back stories in boxing, an aspiring rabbi from the former Soviet Union who came to the United States, took low-paying jobs and toiled in obscurity, then burst onto the public consciousness as a wor (read)

• Robson apologizes for calling tennis players sluts'

  LONDON Former Wimbledon junior champion Laura Robson has apologized to her fellow players for saying some of them are sluts who make a bad name for themselves by going out with different guys. The 16-year-old British player, who is considered her (read)

• Attorney: Gary Coleman has will from 1999

  SALT LAKE CITY A Utah attorney says a client of his has been named the executor of Gary Coleman's estate with the power to make funeral arrangements for the late actor. A Salt Lake City attorney said Friday he has a will Coleman wrote in 1999 that he (read)

• On-duty HPD officer accused of sex assaults (w/video)

  A second-year Houston police officer was arrested Friday morning while on patrol in northeast Houston on four felony counts of sexual assault and two misdemeanor counts of official oppression, officials said. Demetrie Trevail Dixon, 26, is accused of (read)

• Book Review: Option Spread Strategies by Anthony J. Saliba

  I was attracted to by Anthony J. Saliba (Bloomberg, 2009) for two primary reasons. First, the author has actually achieved trading success in his own career. Second, the narrower focus of this title on spread strategies promised more depth for an (read)

• Israel ready to intercept another ship, won't apologize to Turkey (McC

  ASHDOD, Israel Israel remained defiant Friday in the face of international outrage over its assault on a pro-Palestinian flotilla, refusing demands from erstwhile ally Turkey that it apologize and preparing to intercept another vessel en route to the (read)

• Can one journalist serve as editor of a newspaper and its anonymous restaur

  I can't wait to see Brian Reis pull this one off. Reis, who writes about restaurants and dining as the food critic for Creative Loafing in Sarasota and Tampa, has just been named editor of the Sarasota edition, replacing Cooper Levey-Baker, hired t (read)

• BP could face massive fines under Clean Water Act (McClatchy Newspaper

  WASHINGTON If the Obama administration is serious about holding BP and others responsible for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, it can start with the federal Clean Water Act, which could allow the federal government to collect as much as $4.7 billion in (read)

• Time Inc. Digital Vet Vivek Shah, Great Hill Partners Acquire Ziff Davis

  So Vivek Shah has emerged from his post-Time Inc. ( NYSE: TWX ) stage as the new owner of tech publisher Ziff Davis, including PCMag.com, with Boston-based Great Hill Partners providing the funding. Technically, what they've picked up are the assets (read)

• NY Times Article Spotlights Changing Music Marketplace

  A May 31 article in The New York Times detailed the declining sales of recorded music and made note of the efforts of some outlets, such as Best Buy, to branch into the MI world as a means of reacting to the shifting market. Read the full article he (read)

• Chicago Tribune to Host Panel Discussion on Obama Presidency

  Chicago Tribune announced today that it will host a panel discussion with some of its top Washington editors and reporters on Monday, June 7, 2010, at the Cindy Pritzker Auditorium in the Harold Washington Library Center. The panel will dissect the (read)

• User post: Book review of 'Same Kind Of Different As Me'

  I have to admit, I was not looking for a book for myself when I spied this one. First the title caught my eye, and then the cover design, so I picked it up, flipped it over, read the back and took it straight to the register. 'Same Kind Of Differen (read)

• Man guilty in NY of violating Iran trade embargo

  NEW YORK An Ivy League-educated man whose family sent him millions of dollars from Iran was convicted Friday of violating the Iran trade embargo and operating an unlicensed money transmitting business. Mahmoud Reza Banki, 33, dropped his head onto th (read)

• Dow Jones 324 down after disappointing jobs report

  A monthly report on unemployment that fell far short of expectations sent stocks and interest rates sharply lower. (read)

• Use growing quickly

  Source: Department of Homeland Security. WHO HAS SIGNED UP? Big Texas Businesses Small Texas Businesses and Nonprofits Texas Cities Names You May Know Blue Bell Creameries What do Continental Airlines, the Houston Ballet, the city of Dallas and Sen. (read)

• Slain porn actor ID'd; studio offers arrest reward

  LOS ANGELES A California coroner has released the name of the adult film actor who was killed in a sword attack at a Los Angeles porn production center. Coroner spokesman Craig Harvey said Friday that 30-year-old Herbert Wong died of multiple sharp f (read)

• Administrators comb through Borders stock, staff left 'disappointed'

  Administrators have begun assessing the value of stock held across the entire Borders chain, with assessors from MCR in stores Friday (27th November). Staff have been told not to speak to the press, but those who did speak to The Bookseller said the (read)

• Spokane: Auntie's Bookstore Hosts Author Lee Kessler's Talk 'Gen Y-the New

  Seattle - During her coast to coast book tour Lee Kessler, author of the 'WHITE KING' series, finds Generation Y more ready and more willing to work hard to get where they want to be than most people think.: Spokane, WA - June 4, 2010 - Lee Kessler, (read)

• Houston inventor in sex toy court battle

  A Houston inventor whose medical device turns out to have more market value as an adult novelty item was in federal court today fighting against what he claims are sex toy knockoffs. ?Our business took a major detour when men started using our prosta (read)

• Delta Mutual Begins Drilling in Guemes and Receives Results for Boron Conte

  SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., June 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- DELTA MUTUAL, INC. (DLTZ) (read)

• Winds of Change: Ohio Legislature Passes Renewable Energy Tax Reform

  Opportunity blows into Ohio creating clean energy and jobs COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 4 /PRNewswire/ -- A late-night vote Thursday by the Ohio House demonstrates Ohio's bipartisan commitment to bringing clean energy, job creation and greater investment in (read)

• Tim Hortons Camp Day Raises $9.3 million U.S.!

  More than 14,000 deserving kids will attend camp this year. OAKVILLE, ON, June 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - This past Wednesday, June 2nd, all purchases of Tim Hortons coffee helped give thousands of kids in communities across Canada and the United Sta (read)

• Of Schlubs and Tweedy Motherf*ckers: How Profs Dress

  It's been a while since I heard from the jittery fiend who calls himself Raskolnikov P. Firefly, a former colleague of mine long since gone AWOL into the wilds of the extra-academic world, but this morning I found what appeared to be one of his dispa (read)

• Containment cap in place; oil still leaking

  After successfully cutting through the damaged riser pipe and fitting a containment cap over the leaking Macando well in the Gulf of Mexico, BP is working today to close vents in the cap that currently continue to spew oil. Engineers will work today (read)

• BP makes no promises on dividends

  BP executives declined to give a commitment to shareholders today to pay out planned dividends amid pressure from U.S. lawmakers to reconsider until the full pricetag for cleaning up the Gulf of Mexico is known. Chief executive Tony Hayward reassured (read)

• The Yachts of Seabourn Introduces Seabourn Sojourn: Second of Three New Ves

  New Luxury Yacht Arrived at London to Begin Maiden Season in Northern Europe MIAMI, June 4 /PRNewswire/ -- The Yachts of Seabourn's highly anticipated new yacht Seabourn Sojourn navigated the River Thames and arrived at London with the early morning (read)

• Telestream Episode Transcodes FIFA World Cup Video for Global Media

  Banis integrates Episode video transcoder with Server DAM to provide secure access to cloud storage media portal, enabling thousands of journalists to remotely build pre-game video packages NEVADA CITY, Calif., June 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Telestream, a (read)

• Babson College Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Project Established

  BABSON PARK, Mass., June 4 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --The Babson Entrepreneurship Ecosystem project has been established at Babson College to help societies around the world create the policies, structures, programs and climates that foster (read)

• England captain Ferdinand in doubt after knee injury

  RUSTENBURG, South Africa ? England captain Rio Ferdinand hobbled out of a hospital on crutches after injuring his left knee in training Friday, casting doubt he will be able to play at the World Cup. The 31-year-old center back was injured while (read)

• E-Books Markets Expected to Flourish More Than Traditional Print Publishing

  Steve Haber, the President of Sony's Digital Reading division, has predicted that e-books sales will supersede the sales of traditional books within the next five years. He reported that the market will sell more digital content than physical content (read)

• Sonia Book Row: Cong Hits Back at Spanish Author

  Hitting back at Spanish author Javier Moro, who had accused the Congress of trying to 'terrorise' Indian firms into not publishing his book on Sonia Gandhi, the party today dubbed him as 'a perpetrator, who is pretending to be a victim'. 'Moro is (read)

• The Wall Street Journal writes about The New York Times serving it with a c

  The Wall Street Journal writes about The New York Times serving it with a cease and desist letter over that ad slogan The Times says The Journal stole. Dow Jones and WSJ wouldn't comment, but: 'A Journal spokeswoman said the ad was published once in (read)

• Newspaper commercial leader Gary Savage has died

  Gary Savage, the former advertisement director at News Group Newspapers, has died from leukaemia, aged 53. (read)

• Former News International Director Joins DADA

  A former sales and marketing director at the publishers of The Scottish Sun newspaper has been appointed a director at one of Scotland's best-known marketing companies. Allan MacCaskill, until recently at News International, has been taken on as (read)

• Gadget tax needed 'to save US newspapers'

  Beware, anybody working in music or movies industries who thinks a levy - one that raises a little pot of money - will save the day. Newspaper tycoons got there first and parked their backsides in the little pot, and won't budge. They'll be able to d (read)

• Sony Exec Predicts E-Books to Outsell Print in Five Years

  It's almost never a good idea to predict how the tech world will look in five years, even if you're an executive at one of the world's largest electronics companies. Maybe especially if you're an executive at one of the world's largest electronics (read)

• Sony Predicts E-Books Will Overtake Printed Books In Five Years >

  Sony has predicted that e-books will overtake print books within five years. The technology company made the prediction after seeing the same trends of digitisation in the music and photography markets taking place in the book market. Steve Haber, (read)

• Sony Predicts E-Books Will Overtake Printed Books In Five Years

  Sony has predicted that e-books will overtake print books within five years. The technology company made the prediction after seeing the same trends of digitisation in the music and photography markets taking place in the book market. Steve Haber, (read)

• Report says fuel-saving technology available now

  A combination of existing commercial technology can cut fuel consumption by passenger cars and light trucks, a new report says. The National Research Council released a report Thursday that shows fuel consumption in cars, sport-utility vehicles, mini (read)

• Lakers seize early command

  ' Statistics LOS ANGELES Payback does not come in one game, not in the Finals and not after the way the previous Celtics-Lakers get-together ended. The point, however, was made. These are not the Lakers the Celtics so thoroughly pushed around on the (read)

• SKorea refers North to Security Council over ship

  SINGAPORE South Korea's leader said Friday his country has referred North Korea to the U.N. Security Council over the sinking of its warship, taking its strongest step ever toward making Pyongyang face international punishment. Frosty relations betwe (read)

• Blobs of oil tar stain Fla. national seashore

  gulf islands national seashore, fla. gooey blobs of oil tar are washing ashore in growing numbers on the white-sand beaches of gulf islands national seashore as a slick from the bp spill approaches the florida panhandle. county emergency officials (read)

• Gates: No wider role for military now in oil spill

  SINGAPORE U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates is rejecting a more forceful role for the military in plugging the Gulf of Mexico oil leak. Gates says the deep-water disaster is beyond the military's expertise. Oil company BP is using its own equipment (read)

• Cornyn and Parker target 'murderabilia'

  U.S. Sen. John Cornyn wants to put the clamps on a growing online industry that promotes the sale of personal items and crime artifacts belonging to high-profile criminals, known as ?murderabilia.? Cornyn, R-Austin, is expected to announce today ? wi (read)

• Not to worry ...

  ... So Many Links, So Little Time. (Hat tip, Dave Lull.)Luckily for me, I started out and remain shallow. (read)

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• DADA hires former News International director as commercial chief

  Glasgow-based marketing company DADA has appointed Allan MacCaskill (pictured right), former sales and marketing director for News International, to its board as commercial director. MacCaskill has filled a number of senior marketing roles, most rece (read)

• [Book Review] Insight into Henry James

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• Online Media Daily: Hearst To Acquire iCrossing

  For the time being, the 11-year old Scottsdale, Az.-based iCrossing, which took honors as OMMA magazine's Search Agency of the Year last year, will stay intact and run as is. The acquisition does give Hearst global digital marketing capabilities, (read)

• New York Times launches restaurant guide for the iPhone

  The New York Times launched a new iPhone app today called The Scoop. The Scoop is a guide to New York City's restaurants, bars and events chosen by the newspaper's staff. Users can check out NYT staff recommendations, check off places where they've (read)

• CA Technologies Named a Recipient of CIO Magazine's CIO 100 Award

  ISLANDIA, N.Y., June 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CA Technologies today announced that it has been named a recipient of IDG's CIO magazine's 2010 CIO 100 award. The 23rd annual award program recognizes organizations around the world that exemplify the (read)

• In the House of the Hangman 22

  Coke Zero + Mentos = rocket car. [Note: Sources: EepyBird, 'The Coke Zero & Mentos Rocket Car (2-D version)', at EepyBird.com] (read)

• Simmer and Jack Reviewing Financing Options

  TORONTO and JOHANNESBURG, June 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - First Uranium Corporation (TSX:FIU, JSE:FUM) (ISIN:CA33744R1029) ('First Uranium' or the 'Company') today announced that Simmer and Jack Mines, Limited, ('Simmer & Jack') has announced that Si (read)

• Pope departs on 3-day trip to Cyprus

  VATICAN CITY Pope Benedict XVI has departed for a sensitive three-day trip to Cyprus, just a day after the killing in Turkey of a bishop who had been scheduled to meet with the pontiff. Benedict left from Rome's Leonardo da Vinci airport Friday at ar (read)

• Activist: Ship could near Gaza by late Friday

  NICOSIA, Cyprus A spokeswoman for a pro-Palestinian group says a cargo ship trying to break the blockade of Gaza could reach Israel's 20-mile (32-kilometer) exclusion zone by late afternoon Friday. Greta Berlin of the Free Gaza group says the 1,200-t (read)

• Easyjet unveils plans to fit ash detectors

  LONDON Low-cost airline Easyjet PLC has unveiled world-first plans to fit its planes with radar to detect volcanic ash. Easyjet said Friday that the devices designed to be placed on the tail fin and detect ash within 100 miles (160 kilometers)_ could (read)

• Oil by the numbers: While waiting and hoping for an end to the spill, let's

  The oil spill has left the central Gulf of Mexico awash in goo and the nervously watching American public buried in a blizzard of numbers: 20,000 barrels per day gushing into Gulf waters; 20,000 workers striving around the clock to plug the spill; ne (read)

• Now Read This: A Great Bookstore Menu

  Vios at Ravenna Third Place Books Contact Seattle's Child Seattle's Child Calendar Editor At first, just the idea of sipping coffee or nibbling scones in a bookstore seemed dangerously decadent. It didn't matter that the food in bookstore cafés - li (read)

• EM Forster: A New Life by Wendy Moffat: review

  Lytton Strachey referred to E M Forster as the Taupe: a cruelly perfect nickname for a writer whose whiskery and short-sighted appearance was matched by a manner so self-effacing he seemed to disappear while you were looking at him. Inevitably this p (read)

• Do you feel like a failure? It's all in your mind

  No Abstract (read)

• Book reviewing, on- and off-line

         The Nation's John Palattella -- who runs one of the better remaining American magazine-book-review-sections -- has a look at The Death and Life of the Book Review. The piece comes a bit late to the party (o (read)

• Julia Stiles to Join Dexter for Season 5

  Photo: Stephen Lovekin Getty Images It's been rumored for a little while, but Entertainment Weekly has reportedly confirmed that Julia Stiles (The Omen, Save the Last Dance, the Bourne films) is joining the hit Showtime  TV show Dexter for its (read)

• Washington Post fields several bids for Newsweek

  NEW YORK (Reuters) - At least four interested parties appear to have submitted bids for Newsweek, the magazine that The Washington Post Co put up for sale on May 5. Newsmax Media and Thane Ritchie, chief executive of Ritchie Capital Management, said (read)

• Donald Windham, Novelist and Memoirist, Dies at 89

  Mr. Windham left vivid pictures of literary life in New York, both fictional and factual, when he was an intimate of Tennessee Williams. (read)

• Cornyn, Parker team up against 'murderabilia' sales

  U.S. Sen. John Cornyn wants to put the clamps on a growing online industry that promotes the sale of personal items and crime artifacts belonging to high-profile criminals, known as ?murderabilia.? Cornyn, R-Austin, is expected to announce today ? wi (read)

• UT expects to win without last season's luck

  AUSTIN ? A year ago, Cameron Rupp lived through all of it. The 25-inning marathon that wouldn't end, the game-ending grand slam, the walk-off walk, the six-run rally on hallowed college baseball ground against the sport's best pitcher. Rupp still can (read)

• Rice's Ojala rebounds from surgery, prepares for UT

  He recognized the doubt in the well-wishers' eyes, heard the skepticism in their responses, and at times during the past year, Rice righthander Mike Ojala understood. But the timetable hadn't changed. So when Ojala was asked how long his recovery wou (read)

• A&M's eyes on bigger prize against FIU, Wittels

  Over the past few weeks, baseball fans have become familiar with the name Garrett Wittels. Over the past few days, Wittels has become familiar with the name Barret Loux. ?We've prepared for him, and we're ready to go,? said Wittels, Florida (read)

• Taillon leads parade of prep righthanders in MLB Draft

  The Woodlands ace Jameson Taillon is the consensus class of this group that is extremely righty-dominated. If the Astros take a prep pitcher with any of their first-round picks, expect it to be a righthander. (read)

• Tomball has overcome plenty to make 5A softball semis

  The Tomball softball coaching staff has tried to describe the scene at the state tournament all week. The coaches want their players to be prepared when they step onto McCombs Field in Austin to face Austin Bowie in the University Interscholastic Lea (read)

• Astros notes: Weighing in on blown call

  While everyone in the Astros' clubhouse felt for Detroit Tigers pitcher Armando Galarraga after a blown call in the ninth inning denied him a perfect game the previous night, the consensus was that Major League Baseball should not overturn the call. (read)

• Amazon Kindle 2.5 software update delayed

  Amazon has just announced that they will be delaying the Kindle 2.5 software update by a few weeks at the very least, which might come across as a bummer for folks who are looking forward to this new software update which is touted to offer an easy (read)

• Turn Your Manuscripts into Books with Xlibris' Basic Publishing Package

  Xlibris Corporation helps authors turn their dreams into reality by offering value-added publishing packages. Getting published is the main goal of each and every author. However, getting your works published by a publishing company is not as easy as (read)

• Jonathan Karp Named Publisher of Simon & Schuster

  Five years after establishing the Twelve imprint of the Hachette Book Group, a tiny, author-focused division that never publishes more than 12 books a year, Jonathan Karp said on Thursday that he was leaving his post as publisher and editor in chief (read)

• Mike Edwards Named President, Borders Group and President and CEO, Borders,

  ANN ARBOR, Mich. (Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20060208/BORDERSGRPLOGO) Edwards, 50, has been interim Chief Executive Officer of Borders since January. A 27-year retail veteran, Edwards joined the company in September 2009 LeBow, who (read)

• Rutgers University Bookstores Offer Students Textbook Rental And Substanti

  (Media-Newswire.com) - NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. - Officials of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, and Barnes & Noble College Booksellers today announced that beginning this fall, the Rutgers bookstores at three locations - the Ferren Mall and (read)

• New ESRI Press Book Delivers Practical Guidance to Geometrical and Physical

  Redlands, California-With the release of Introduction to Geometrical and Physical Geodesy: Foundations of Geomatics, ESRI Press has added a key technical offering to its growing list of academic titles. (Media-Newswire.com) - Redlands, California'Wit (read)

• 'Brisingr' Breaks Random House Children's Record

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• Looking for a new job? Watch a video

  They weren't hired for their acting skills. But when John Ehlinger and Brad Schaefer showed up to work one day ready to tackle vexing software problems, they discovered they were going to star in a company video. The two software developers have beco (read)

• Lower costs entice college students to summer school

  Some schools report substantial enrollment increases this summer, compared to summer 2009. Some preliminary figures: ? University of Houston: 11,275 students, up 11 percent ? Prairie View A&M University: 3,936, up 4 percent ? University of (read)

• High school juniors make gains on TAKS

  High school juniors made significant gains on the state graduation exam, according to results released Thursday by the Texas Education Agency. Eighty-two percent of the juniors passed all four portions of the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills, (read)

• Tony Guglielmin Joining Ballard As CFO

  VANCOUVER, June 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Ballard Power Systems (TSX:BLD;BLDP) announced that Bruce Cousins, the company's CFO, is leaving to pursue other career interests and, effective June 14, Tony Guglielmin will join the company as Chief Financ (read)

• Artio Global Investors Inc. Prices Synthetic Secondary Public Offering

  Artio Global Investors Inc. (the Company) announced today the pricing of its synthetic secondary public offering of 3,770,229 shares of Class A common stock at $17.33 per share. The underwriters have the option to purchase from the Company up to an (read)

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• Web Exclusive Reviews: Week of 9/29/2008

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• Contradicting BP's CEO, Feds say Gulf illnesses may come from cleaning flui

  WASHINGTON Federal regulators suspect a cleaning fluid may have sicken seven workers last week who were employed to stem the spread of oil in the Gulf, according to health and labor officials. If true, the cause of the illness contradicts claims by B (read)

• Moody's: Newspapers' Recovery May Last 1 Year

  Don't call it a comeback, because frankly, it might not be. That summarizes the most recent outlook for newspapers from Moody's Investor Services, which recently released a very cautiously optimistic forecast covering the next couple years. According (read)