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Why get involved with NIE in your school? NIE is cooperative effort involving newspapers working with local schools. Their common interest is the use of the newspaper as a tool for instruction.
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Small newspapers adapt as readers go online
By late 2008, a Pew Research study revealed the Web had surpassed newspapers as as an outlet for national and international news. Newspaper executives are scrambling to figure out a new business model to survive. And small-town papers haven't been immune to these changes either.
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Some newspapers may hate search engines, but they love SEO spam
The newspaper industry in general has a tepid relationship with search engines (particularly Google), but that doesn't mean that more than a few newspapers don't love SEO spam.
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Swedish newspapers unite to defend freedom of speech over Muhammad cartoons
Three leading Swedish newspapers and the national broadcaster carried a cartoon depicting the Prophet Muhammad with a dog’s body after an alleged plot to murder the artist who drew it was unveiled in the Republic of Ireland.
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(AFX UK Focus) 2010-03-11 01:48 PRESS DIGEST - Singapore newspapers - March 11
SINGAPORE, March 11 (Reuters) - The following are stories from Singapore newspapers on Thursday. Reuters has not verified these stories.
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Newspapers battling to be Gary's 1st love
The Times of Northwest Indiana, rival Post-Tribune in turf war over Gary It's nice to see newspapers get back to fighting each other, if only for nostalgia's sake. Most of the time, they're too busy fighting for survival.
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Swedish newspapers reprint Prophet cartoon
Several Swedish newspapers on Wednesday reprinted a controversial caricature of the Prophet Mohammed as a dog, the day after an alleged plot to murder the cartoonist was disclosed.
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Iran Threatens to Shut Down 17 More Newspapers
Iran's top press official is warning the editors and publishers of 17 newspapers they will be shut down if they do not conform to government regulations. Two reformist papers were shut down last month and dozens of opposition journalists have been arrested since a disputed presidential election in June. -VOA
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World backgammon champion Tim Holland dies at 79
Tim Holland, a world backgammon champion and one of the game's most prominent competitors, has died in Florida. He was 79.
'World's oldest' whisky unveiled in Scotland
A Scottish whisky firm on Thursday unveiled bottles of what it claims is the oldest single malt whisky in the world, having spent the best part of a century inside an oak barrel.
Other world leaders should meet Dalai Lama: envoy
World leaders should follow the example of US President Barack Obama and meet the Dalai Lama despite China's objections, the Tibetan spiritual leader's envoy to Europe said Thursday.
Carlos Slim Helu dethrones Bill Gates as world's richest man
Carlos Slim Helu dethrones Bill Gates to take the No. 1 spot on Forbes 2010 list of the World's Billionaires as a record 164 10-figure titans return to the ranking amid the global economic recovery.
Jones looks for hurdles repeat at world indoors
American Lolo Jones will try to become the first woman to successfully defend her indoor hurdles title at the world indoor championships that begin Friday. Russian pole vaulter Yelena Isinbayeva is sensing she'll redeem herself with a gold medal and Chinese hurdler Liu Xiang is happy just to be competing again.
Australia face Germany in World Cup final
Australia defeated the Netherlands 2-1 on Thursday to qualify for a third successive final against defending champions Germany in the men's field hockey World Cup.
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