But it was a pointless waste of newspaper resources.
The rise of social media and citizen journalism arguably fill the void created by dwindling newspaper resources.
This study thus used an online US newspaper resource and a national newspaper audit to quantify the extent of coverage, in terms of newspaper titles and total newspaper circulation, of selected front-page medical stories and to assess if a story's visibility is associated with its news source.
Plain, just-the-facts journalism like The AP's has deep roots in our history, dating to the Civil War, when newspapers pooled resources to file reports from the field.
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In the public service category, considered the highest honor, The Times-Picayune was cited for "its heroic, multifaceted coverage of Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath, making exceptional use of the newspaper's resources to serve an inundated city even after evacuation of the newspaper plant".
People at The News, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said that Mr. Lalli, who took over the Sunday editor's job on March 15, had clashed with some of the senior editors at the newspaper over resources and the editorial direction of the Sunday paper.
The downturn caused the FT to integrate its website operation more fully with the newspaper, pooling resources where possible.
This exclusive and expensive system -- replicated to a lesser degree in Ventura and the San Fernando Valley -- began to fray in the late 1990's, when the newspaper shifted resources to narrowly focused community inserts, covering perhaps three towns each.
Too many newspapers lack the resources now.
