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...media industry, suffering from declining newspaper and magazine readership, seems willing to test the theory. When presented with the study's initial findings last year, the Associated Press developed what it calls a "1-2-3 filing" system. A news-by-the-numbers approach, it starts with a news alert headline, followed by a short present-tense story, and finally padded with additional details and alternate formatting for different news platforms (the web, radio, TV, etc.). The AP also launched a mobile news service available on hand-held devices in May and increased its online interactive content to appeal...
...London's Telegraph Media Group, which previously saw a decline in circulation and advertising, adopted a similar approach to the AP's on its website and saw their numbers skyrocket. Telegraph.co.uk experienced a huge jump in web traffic, from 7.2 million users in March 2007 to 17 million users in March 2008, making it the third most-visited newspaper website in Britain, according to the study...
...senior season. “It was something that I knew Dan had the potential of doing,” Saretsky said of Chenoweth’s IC4A race. “The key was how he handled the success. He didn’t change his approach and stayed the same humble guy as before.” Just four weeks later, Chenoweth upped the ante by qualifying in the 5K for the NCAA Regional Championships in just the third meet of the outdoor season—the Sam Howell Invitational. While most student-athletes use the early races...
...Chenoweth finished first among American freshmen in the NCAA Regional meet in addition to a 16th-place finish at Heps.“We had a good base of young kids,” Holmquest said. “We’ve also had a much more structured approach. [The coaches have] brought a new way of seeing the season. With there being a lot of young people, it allows that kind of outlook and perspective to grow and settle in well.”On the women’s side, the squad sent seven runners?...
...official at the Bureau of Justice Statistics estimated last summer that executions will be stepped up in the next two years, and may approach the frequency of the Depression era, when there were three executions a week. Any attempt to stop the spate of killings must begin quickly. Public debate has nearly ended—the Times buried Brooks’ execution on page 28. Unless those with an interest in justice step forward soon, we will see the issue turned over to people like the pro-execution demonstrators outside the prison in Huntsville. They posed for the cameras with...