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JULY
TOP STORIES
Dow Jones
blending print, web
Dow Jones & Co.
tapped EidosMedia’s Methode publishing app to manage
the print and Web editions of The Wall Street
Journal.
Idaho paper goes Goss
The Post
Register in Idaho Falls, Idaho, last month agreed to purchase a 17-unit press
from Goss International Corp. to upgrade its printing and color capabilities.
Drupa casts eye on newspapers
DUSSELDORF, Germany — Newspaper suppliers unveiled a
host of new technologies and services at this year’s
drupa, ranging from registration control systems to
new presses.
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Left to right, QIPC’s Gerald Ferron, with Transcontinental’s Richard Ruffino,
QIPC’s Jaco Bleijenberg, Transcontinental’s Pierre Manseau, and QIPC’s Kamiel
van Riel, after Transcontinental agreed to purchase QIPC’s markless registration
system.
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Doug Klimes, project manager and Jason Celce of Presteligence, setting up The
Repository’s NewsXtreme workflow software.
Photo: The Repository
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McClatchy
shifting printing to rival
The
(Nampa) Idaho Press-Tribune is bolstering its Manugraph DGM Inc. pressline with
two MDGM color towers and a folder as it prepares to print The (Boise) Idaho
Statesman under terms of an agreement between the dailies’ publishers.
FPS gets thumbs
up
Contract
printer F.D. Hoekstra Boom in Emmeloord, the Netherlands, in April went
on-edition with its Goss International Corp. FPS press, becoming the second
company to go into production with the model.
N&T Radio looks
at video
News&Tech Radio broadcast its
first live radio show last month, detailing the recent video training program
conducted by The Star-Ledger in Newark, N.J.
Digital presses
stream into drupa
DUSSELDORF,
Germany — One of the hottest trends emerging at last
month’s Drupa 2008 was the explosion of short-run
digital presses aimed at newspapers.

Transcon to launch 3-D
proofing app
Transcontinental Inc. last month rolled out FFEI Ltd.’s RealVue 3D Server Pro
proofing and tearsheet software to power the printer’s Digital Workshop suite of
workflow tools.
Calif., Minn.,
dailies upgrade workflows with NewsWay
Gannett’s
Visalia (Calif.) Times-Delta in February converted from a homegrown workflow to
ProImage’s browser-based NewsWay app to consolidate a number of job functions
for the production of its daily and its sister publication, the Tulare (Calif.)
Advance-Register.
Putting InCopy
through paces shows pluses, minuses
Newspapers & Technology three months ago began its transition to Adobe Systems
Inc.’s InCopy CS3, the word-processing component of InDesign. The goal: to
further streamline the editing and production of the
publication.
Repository rolls
out workflow app, thermal CTP
The Repository in
Canton, Ohio, at the end of May went live with
NewsXtreme software from Presteligence Inc. to drive
its new computer-to-plate workflow consisting of two
Kodak Trendsetter News 150 machines, which the
publisher commissioned in June.
Washington Times updates
workflow foundation to streamline operations
In a bid to simplify its
production operations, The Washington Times last month said it would install
workflow software from Polish supplier ACCHSH.
Study: Local online ad revs on
the rise; newspapers top media rivals
Even as
newspapers continue to explore the value of rolling out grassroots-oriented Web
sites and special sections, one of the first publishers to pioneer citizen
journalism has quietly halted syndicating the concept to other publications.
Philly.com gears up for local
content dominance
Philadelphia Media Holdings this spring ushered in a redesigned Philly.com Web
site as the publisher attempts to land a knockout punch against its local online
competitors.
Sonoma Index-Tribune going
greener with hybrid options
The twice-weekly Sonoma
(Calif.) Index-Tribune is hoping its readers join the revolution as the
newspaper moves to reduce its paper and energy consumption.
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NAA shelves Nexpo; intros new show
August 18, 2008
Cox
selling selected papers, Valpak
August 13, 2008
Dow Jones, Sun-Times go CTP
N&O joins NewsGate data center
Washington Times outsourcing printing to BaltSun
August 11, 2008
Pressline rolls out cutoff modification service
Grand Junction shelves press project
Sununu intros Goss trade bill
August 4, 2008
Seattle Times goes CTP, Transcon taps Nela
Dem and Chronicle still No. 1
in penetration
Copley exploring sale of Union-Tribune
July 28, 2008
TKS'
Chuck Taylor dies
July 24, 2008
Sacramento
,
Evansville
dailies to pick up sisters’ printing
The
Day first to use new G&J lock
Report:
Goss, TKS legal saga continues
July 21, 2008
KBA North America closing Vt. Office
July 18, 2008
Quipp prez Kady replaced by ITW exec
July 17, 2008
Dow Jones to close Denver plant; will
transfer printing to DNA
July 16, 2008
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