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  Montreal Gazette Ends Print Edition of Sunday Paper

  7207 readersThe Montreal Gazette has announced it is ending the Sunday Gazette. The Sunday version of the paper will go web-only. The Gazette will cease publishing a print version of the paper on Sundays as of Aug. 8. In its 22-year existence, the Sunday Gazette ...

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  What Will Crazy Loons Do Without Newspapers?

  4180 readers It will be a sad day when I can no longer read my news on paper. But let’s face it, that day is getting closer all the time. I think we’ll all survive, as one experience replaces another. The final nail in the coffin for printed newspapers is going to be e-readers – which will

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  Introducing The Lede: A Copywriting and Online Marketing Sheet

  8984 readers Welcome to The Lede. Every week I’ll be digging up and linking to stories, news, and opinion relevant to online marketing and copywriting. Email, social media, innovation, SEO, productivity, mobile, conversion, publishing, and everything in between. No commentary, just a fast, single page of headlines that you can grab, scan, and squeeze for all they may

• Moby Dick Dragons, Free Kaplan Books, & Literary Netflix: Weekend Reading

  2215 readers It was an action-packed week for publishing news, and we wanted to make sure you had plenty of publishing headlines to keep you busy over the weekend. Email GalleyCat to get all our publishing stories, book deal news, videos, podcasts, interviews, and writing advice in a daily email newsletter. Seth Godin told us "I've decided not

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  74% of U.S. Adults Still Read Newspapers

  3410 readers Too many newspapers have gone belly-up over the past year, but that’s not because we don’t like reading them. A recent Integrated Newspaper Audience study from Scarborough Research found that 74% of U.S. adults (nearly 171 million) read a newspaper during the past week (at least, the week before the study was conducted). Here’s the

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  52 Great Blogs for Self-Publishers

  4369 readersEditor’s note: This is an updated version of a post originally titled 36 Great Blogs for Self-Publishers. I’ll be taking the next a couple of days off. I wish you and those close to you a fulfilling holiday, and I’ll see you on Friday. Thanks for reading! I guess the first really “social” media was

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  New York Times Cutting 100 Newsroom Jobs

  2354 readersThe New York Times Media Decoder blog is reporting that the Times is cutting 100 newsroom jobs, about 8% of the total newsroom jobs. The job cuts will happen by the end of the year, which is not far away. The program mirrors one carried out in the spr...

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  How Far Would You Go To Make Money Online?

  4541 readersThere are few things that really astonish me about the whole making money online market – truly. However, the one thing that really gets me is the vast number of really slimy marketers who would obviously sell out their own grandmother to make a buck. Those slime balls are selling silly ebooks, memberships to sites

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  5 reasons why bloggers should consider blocking Adblock

  2592 readersEveryday, people are visiting your site, taking advantage of your free content, but at the same time, they don’t allow you to make a revenue from your blog by blocking your ads. There’s a increasing anger from lots of blog owners and I’ve decided not to stay silent on the question. Yes, I’m for blocking

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  Berkeley Daily Planet Stops Print Edition

  2355 readersThe Daily Californian reports that the Berkeley Daily Planet is temporary suspending its print edition. The move is because of costs and not because the paper simply wants to move completely online. "The only way to cut expenses further is to give up ...