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Many online-news firms have hired high-profile journalists away from big publications, such as the New York Times and Washington Post, and are launching bureaus around the world (although not nearly as many as have been shuttered by newspapers).In this section Uphill all the way The Hobby Lobby hubbub What crisis?

In the 1960s Marcel Dassault, the defence company's founder, became an extremely paternalistic owner of several small regional newspapers.In this section Innovative India Slightly greener Dassault's assault Cleared for take-off?

The young have also come to dislike newspapers' clutter.In this section Unexpected reaction Cultural revolutionary No quick fix A Netscape moment?

Just consider what the past few weeks say about British newspapers.In this section Officers down Making do with less Capital values Still squeezing it all in Soft power, hard hearts How to fix the press ReprintsIn one sense, the phone-hacking crisis offers encouraging news.

Those arrested in the clearing operations, which began in late November, included prominent pro-democracy politicians such as Martin Lee, a lawyer, and Jimmy Lai, a newspaper publisher.In this section The art is red Why grumble?

"We want the Hatoyama administration to reconsider its decision to muzzle bureaucrats," the newspaper said.In this section Let the rising sunlight in V not yet for victory Not even asking Thugs templar Monumental ambition Don't need a weatherman… Without FEER or favour Correction: Nepal's Maoists ReprintsThe skirmish may appear small, but it has important ramifications.

Mark Monmonier, a geographer at Syracuse University, traces the history of visual representations of the atmosphere, from the first map of trade winds, which was sketched by Sir Edmond Halley in 1686, to modern television and newspaper graphics.In this section Roaming Set in stone Soul man Hot air Work man Holiday blues Offline?

Public opposition has been fierce, from freedom-of-information advocates to newspapers fearing being muzzled.In this section Deadlock Trouble in Little India Potent protests Sweeping up Crying uncle ReprintsThe government of the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) strong-armed the bill through the session of the diet that has just ended, including by sacking opposition heads of committees.

Her quest garnered television reports and newspaper articles (including one in this section in 1991), and drew out owners of the work from all over the country.

Yet if e-readers do take off, the real beneficiaries could be the ailing newspaper and magazine publishers.In this section The Obama rescue Sound and fury Stalemate all around An iTunes moment?

How many European or North American newspaper-readers learned the news?In this section Colombia's unreported refugees Re-enter Perez Electorumpus A new intifada?