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The Fight for the Future of Philadelphia’s Newspapers

The meeting is lore, now: a story about a table for two that likely caused all South Jersey to wobble, ever so slightly, on its […]

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The Long Fall of Philly Newspapers

Oh, what an ugly difference a dozen years can make. At the beginning of the 21st century, the newspaper business was a happy one, fed […]

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An Inquirer Reporter Took Engagement Photos at the Newspaper’s Printing Press

While there’s nothing wrong with engagement photos in Rittenhouse or at the Art Museum, we always appreciate a couple who ups the ante with something […]

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The Newspaper Business Is Dead in Philly

The newspaper business — in Philadelphia, at least — is dead. Not newspapers, understand: They’ll linger on, in diminished and probably less-frequently printed form, for the […]

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Clock Ticking on Newspaper Deal

Monday could be a make-or-break day in negotiations between Philadelphia Media Network — which owns the Inquirer, Daily News, and Philly.com — and the Newspaper […]

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No One is Coming to Save Philadelphia Newspapers

Well, now we know: There will be no white knight to save Philadelphia’s two major daily newspapers. That was always the hope of course, that […]

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Could Philly Newspapers Survive a Strike?

Philadelphia’s two major daily papers — the Inquirer and Daily News, along with their online cousin Philly.com — have survived one calamity after another over […]

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Newspapers, Union At Odds Over Seniority

Dan Denvir reports that the Newspaper Guild believes that Interstate General Media—owner of the Inky, Daily News, and Philly.com—is trying to sneak a provision into […]

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Newspaper Guild Releases Details of Agreement

Posted by Inquirer Alumni Network on Saturday, June 27, 2015 With the future of Philly’s two major daily newspapers at stake and the clock ticking down […]

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35 More Layoffs at Philadelphia Newspapers?

Less than two weeks ago, 19 employees of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News and Philly.com found out that they were on the layoff list, with […]

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Warren Buffett Eyes Allentown Newspaper

Good news for journalists! Billionaire Warren Buffet is bullish on newspapers. Bad news for big-city journalists! He’s mostly interested in mid-sized newspapers. So while Tribune […]

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Video Pleads Newspaper Guild’s Case

With a strike authorization vote looming, supporters of the Newspaper Guild are turning to video to make the case that Philadelphia Media Network — owner […]

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Newspaper Guild Plans Thursday Rally

Negotiations between Philadelphia Media Network and the Newspaper Guild are apparently going down to the wire. The two sides reportedly for 11 hours with a […]

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Newspaper Guild Digs In on Seniority Issues

We told you Wednesday that contract talks had reportedly stalemated between Interstate General Media and the union that represents the journalists at the Inquirer and Daily […]

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Are Good Phillies Teams Good for Newspapers?

Our pal Randy LoBasso has an interesting cover story this week at Philadelphia Weekly, suggesting that when the Philadelphia Phillies play poorly — as they […]